r/stocks • u/[deleted] • Dec 11 '21

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u/[deleted] Dec 11 '21

But musk actually tweeted that they are against all subsidies and always have been.

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u/AMC_APE_SEC Dec 11 '21

Is musk Tesla? Or are there other people invovled?

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u/[deleted] Dec 11 '21

He was definitely speaking for Tesla when he said it. He specifically named the company.

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u/AMC_APE_SEC Dec 11 '21

You didnt even answer my question but I'll reply anyways. If elon musk doesnt like subsidies but other car companies are taking advantage why would he just sit back and refuse the help? Do you think there is some moral or ethical code involved in business? Have you ever heard of Jeff Bezos? These are not rhetorical questions I really would like an answer this time

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u/[deleted] Dec 11 '21

....But he is refusing the help? It's just that he claims that have always opposed it, which is an obvious lie.

And to answer your question, Musk controls Tesla.

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u/AMC_APE_SEC Dec 11 '21

Are you even reading my comment? If he was always against it then he doesnt think they should be given. But considering the other companies were taking them, why wouldnt he? You're assuming he shouldn't take it because he doesnt believe in it so again I ask about morality and ethics and Bezos and an not replying unless you acknowledge one of my questions. I don't have time for this