STARRER wurde aufgefordert, Tesla aus Regierungsverträgen über Elon Musks rechtsextremer Rally-Rant zu blockieren
https://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/starmer-urged-to-block-tesla-from-government-contracts-over-elon-musks-far-right-rally-rant_uk_68c7c6f4e4b0f43001e113b9
Von F0urLeafCl0ver
11 Kommentare
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This guy is pretty plainly a national security threat. Even before he broadcast his incitement to violence to 110k flag-draped ‚Tommy‘ fans he was completely unsuitable.
We could also do it over the fact they’re not good cars.
The US Federal Government wouldn’t be able to do this because of the First Amendment, thereby proving we don’t have free speech on anywhere near the same level.
He called for a violent overthrow of the government. If Labour had anything about them they’d do something about it. As is, it’ll probably be just words.
Quite funny that the anti-immigration protestors are cheering a foreigner calling for the overthrow of a democratically elected British government though
Whats actually the point of this given Tesla basically isn’t involved in government contracts at all? Now Twitter that’d be different, and also far more relevant to the far right.
The brand is toxic anyhow so wont have much of customer base. Its a win win to strike elon out of any contracts
This isn’t popular to say but we should be looking at Twitter not Tesla, thats the part fanning the far right.
Calling for banning Tesla from government contracts is just performative, because they aren’t even really involved in government contracts. We might as well ban them from doing stage plays while we’re at it.
Um, yes?
Ffs if procurement guidelines don’t include „not inviting civil unrest“ then what are they for?
Inciting violence to achieve a political goal? That’s textbook terrorism isn’t it? Never mind that though, those 80 year old terrorists holding placards aren’t gonna arrest themselves!
He shouldn’t be being considered anyway after his nonsense in the USA. His edgelord call to violence should have him arrested if he ever steps foot in the country again.