Comments by "Debany Doombringer" (@debanydoombringer1385) on "Twitter's Ordeal by Musk | Interview with Jason Miller" video.

What? Free speech doesn't mean it's fine to slander someone. Just like you can't incit violence or threaten someone. This is a seriously ignorant comment.
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@quotejoss That really doesn't work. That only has to do with your own mind. Ignoring it won't make businesses stop following what's said on there or politicians using it to determine what the public wants and it affecting policies. It's not going to stop someone else filming you, editing it, posting it, and get you fired due to how they edited it.
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@tomglover98 Musk isn't in control of Tesla anymore outside of a limited role. He was forced to step down by the government. If you are making a false claim with the intention of causing financial harm, that's a violation of civil law. Any dangerous or false advertising should be reported to the government so they can investigate and issue any needed recalls or it should be sent to the press to investigate. You're giving complete strangers a best possible interpretation and Musk a worst possible interpretation. I'm giving an unbiased, use the steps in place interpretation.
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I'm confused. In 2014 Autopilot was added to Teslas that includes autosteer, autopark, and Traffic-Aware Cruise Control. What you're apparently not aware of is that self driving is classified into different levels. This is why he aims this stuff to investors mainly. Tesla has currently the most advanced self driving system. When he says "auto" it's not how a lay person would view it. Auto driving is only ever going to be as a safety feature. There's too much of a possible delay in GPS signals and too many areas that have bad internet to ever go what you're imagining as automatic. He's not responsible for your misinterpretation of what's currently possible. Edit: It's similar with the reaction to neurolink. People freak out saying he should stop investing in it because that only focus on what he said he Hope's to accomplish at some point with it rather than on its main function which is to restore mobility to people with spinal cord injuries.
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