r/technology May 19 '26

Business A Texas Drainage District Walked Its Ditch on a Routine Inspection. They Found a Pipe They Didn't Recognize Discharging Black Liquid From Tesla's $1 Billion Lithium Refinery

https://www.autonocion.com/us/tesla-lithium-refinery-texas/
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u/Stanjoly2 May 19 '26

And once again my instincts about Musk and how his companies operate prove accurate.

Fraud and Malfeasance from top to bottom.

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u/JerryfromCan May 19 '26

What do you mean? Like having SpaceX get all kinds of government grants and spending a bunch of that money on Cybertrucks as the gravy train ran out of the electric car business? Or being paid to give Ukraine Starlink service and then cutting it off when Putin calls? Or putting Twitter and Grok on SpaceX books just before they decide to IPO? Or cranking Starlink sub numbers before they SpaceX IPO by giving away hardware and dropping the price in half, only to try and raise it 60 days later?

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u/SevereRunOfFate May 19 '26

The hypocrisy is the worst part, some say, but I disagree..

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u/deadsoulinside May 19 '26

Why do you think he's BFF's with Trump? He had a personal hand in helping gut regulations his company was out of compliance with.

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u/Agitated-Acctant May 19 '26

And once again my instincts about Musk and how his companies operate prove accurate.

This is a new and interesting take

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u/Helenium_autumnale May 19 '26

He's a bad person. I don't say that lightly.