The cars at least could be hand waved that they could have been before Musk went maskoff, but the Cybertrucks, like the one pictured are from well after that and what I think we’re all talking about. Cybertruck owners are making a very different political statement compared to the early car owners.

Paint?

Setup a script to use wget to grab a copy of the page every six hours or so?

Only if they had 88 products would that be any more on the nose.

The site is down now, but I’ll point out that that policy probably gets used more for filtering out religious people who might take issue with selling queer, feminism, or even rock music related items.

I was thinking the “no comment” policy could just have been them working though the process to shut down their participation. A more direct statement would have been preferable, but it doesn’t surprise me that they would rather get their ducks in a row before making an official statement.

Kids aren’t their parents.

Irrelevant to my point. If you’re a minor in Israel, you don’t have many options to move out until you’re an adult.

Children don’t have the ability to leave.

After. They had to go home to get their uniforms.

Ads?

They can. It’s called Work From Home.

We have laws against bribery in the US and it still happens. I’m going to assume that it’s at least as bad in Romania considering Tate explicitly stated the corrupt justice system is why he moved there. His biggest fuck up was saying that out loud and forcing them to make an example out of him.

It would be easier and cheaper for an elite to bribe a hand full of judges then it would be to repeatedly bribe different sets of jurors.