Comment by cbeach
3 hours ago
Also worth pointing out that Elektrek's coverage of Tesla turned sour since the editor Fred Lambert took a particular dislike to the brand, and to Elon Musk.
It's pretty clear from his X feed:
The guy has serious Musk Derangement Syndrome.
He's probably smart then
I would call strong opposition to Musk a democratic responsibility, not a derangement. We are talking about a guy with a fondness for the far right and throwing Nazi salutes, and whose destruction of USAID had, by November 2025, resulted in “hundreds of thousands of deaths”. [1] Those, of course, are just a couple of examples.
If strong opposition to that kind of evil makes me deranged, count me in.
1: https://hsph.harvard.edu/news/usaid-shutdown-has-led-to-hund...
Sure, but that is not a defence against the claim that his journalistic coverage is biased.
Did you even read the article you sent? It’s all based on estimates.
It is consensus seeking derangement at best
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>The "salute" in particular is simply a politically-expedient freeze-frame from a Musk speech, where he said "my heart goes out to you all" and happened to raise his arm.
Yeah, no. I thought so as well initially but then I saw the video. The guy throws out his arm straight out multiple times.
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> based on an hoax immediately debunked at the time
We've all seen the video, there is no hoax and no doubt that he was doing a nazi salute, with some level of "humor" defense.
I noticed the same thing. Not sure why you're being downvoted. The whole publican has turned sour recently.
After every glazing there is a sourness.
Musk glazing from Electrek was very significant 2002-2024 at least
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>You sure like defending him a lot, [...]
That's... entirely expected of someone that has memories and a personality? It's like showing up to /r/starwars and telling some random person "you sure like star wars a lot"