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> And even if it is actually your job, it's just common sense that you shouldn't publish content that makes your employer look bad.

Given the output of the CEO of Tesla I feel like this would be a pretty amusing argument to make. "Do I make Tesla look worse than Elon does on a regular basis?"

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If Elon had a superior he would be fired over those tweets for sure, but the rules are different when you *own* the company.

The company is public. It has no single owner.

Musk is supposed to answer to the shareholders, but he's defrauded them on many occasions and the SEC doesn't seem to care.

something of a stockholm syndrome isnt it, they are free to leave but they make too much money, and actually ousting the chief meme officer, I assume would crash the stock, perhaps only temporarily

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