The r/news discussion for our story about Elon Musk blaming @elonjet for a "crazy stalker" incident that happened 23 hours and 26 miles away:
"It kinda seems like he senselessly lashes out at individuals when he doesn't get his way"
https://www.reddit.com/r/news/comments/zpeokg/elon_musk_blamed_a_twitter_account_for_a_stalker/
@drewharwell The story prompted me to renew my subscription.
I paused my subscription a while ago because I felt I was being waterboarded with Trump news, and needed to get away from it, but I've always appreciated WaPo's work.
I saw that well-lit car, with a man wearing a mask, filming those filming him... stationary... heck they took a perfect 2 or 3-second video of the license plate!
Musk would have me believe his kid travels only with one car, one driver? That they couldn't hold the car that had so graciously stopped for them until the police arrived?
@drewharwell Color me surprised. Not!
The only thing I'm wondering about is if he's blatantly lying or intellectually so incapacitated to actually think that elonjet's tweets led to the incidence. I'm leaning on the former but who knows ...
It really makes you wonder why Musk is so invested in keeping his flight activity private.
He's even creating false pretexts to punish those who publish the logs.
@drewharwell The FAA tracks personal cars now, don't you know?
Can you imagine if Musk was subject to Gamergate-level of harassment? Doesn't seem like he'd be able to take it.