Comments by "Noneya Bizz" (@noneyabizz8337) on "Tesla Delivers a Record 112,000 Cars in Fourth Quarter" video.

Nothing wrong with them, aside having the build quality of a 90s economy car.
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Grizzy Bear oh sure, low hanging fruit, Tesla. Subsidies out of everyone's pocket, and "mpg credits" that they sell to other manufacturers and roll into their statements of being profitable. Musk seemingly making grandiose statements to bump stocks, you really think that "auto taxi" thing is going to happen in 2020? C'mon, there's a religion of fanboy around Tesla and Musk, neither are without fault. Check out what his former employees say. Teslas virtually have a cult around them and the owners are often less than honest about their experiences with their vehicles, it's pretty funny that there's door seal kits for the model 3.
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@Seawolf if a product is good, it shouldn't need public money to entice sales. Subsidies(or credits) on vehicles that are 30k-100k(or more) when some of the public drives around vehicles worth hundreds of dollars, that's wealth distribution from poor to rich. If you can afford a car of that cost, you don't need other people's money. Musk claims to be worth 20 billion, you think he should be using public funding? Musk is a welfare queen, filling his pockets off the public, unwilling to do business unless someone else pays for it.
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@Seawolf I believe all public money to fund a good and fill pockets of private individuals is wrong and un-American, but you go ahead and make those leaps of logic to trivialize me. A lot of Tesla fanboys go on about big oil and established auto manufacturers and their public money, but seem entirely unaware of Musk's practices being the same. As a matter of fact, you'd probably be surprised to learn of the numbers vs oil, it's not 1000 to one, as Musk has claimed.
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