It's not a very big deal itself but that's because there's a lot more shit they're doing involving SpaceX that is BS. So I wanted to get this out as a start.

I rented a Model S for a day and had a horrible experience (mileage said 300 but it stopped at 120 among other things). Before then I had only test driven a model S at the store.

I actually don't care if it's made in China, it's the fact that they are lying about it.

Lmao

In a basic summary (I will provide more specifics later on), the company's overall goals that the public believes to be true is not actually the case. It is more of a company that promises to soon accomplish things that they know they won't be able to accomplish. They use "genius" examples such as the one you just mentioned when in reality it is actually irrelevant and more of a reason to make people think they're doing something epic (when they're not). Yes their sky light show in LA looked cool but that's about the peak of their abilities. Their rockets aren't leaving our atmosphere, and neither has NASA's, despite what they tell the public.

I didn't say satellites don't exist. They are real, but they don't leave the atmosphere. When people say they've seen the ISS from earth, they're actually looking at a satellite. I don't believe in the Illuminati stuff because it perpetuates the idea that there are people in supreme power when they're not (I've met a lot of billionaires/millionaires and they're insecure as fuck, they only have the illusion of power). Rockets do work in the sense that you can send them up in the sky and they land somewhere on earth, but they don't leave the atmosphere is all I mean. Regarding the car thing in space, that was totally fabricated. The only possible thing that could be true of this story is they shot a car up from earth, but it definitely didn't leave the atmosphere.

1) The atmosphere has a peak height (I don't know the exact number, maybe 70,000 feet). Anything that tries to fly above will just begin to tilt sideways, and for a rocket, it will just begin to fall down (but it lands safely with a parachute so that no one accidentally gets hurt). 2) The free-fall skydive was not legit at all - I don't really have any proof other than that it's an attempt to keep up the whole lie of outer space (there is no outer space). The "planets" are just stars. 3) The videos inside the ISS are on a zero gravity plane. When you see interviews with Mark Kelly, they are on a zero gravity plane that has a green screen behind it. If you watch enough of the videos, you will see that sometimes they cut off the camera because the zero gravity only lasts about 60 (not exact but around there) seconds before it goes back to looking normal. 4) The moon is the moon, but it's no different than the stars in the sense that it's just a light. 5) "Space may be the final frontier but it made in a Hollywood basement" - Californication, Red Hot Chilli Peppers (not saying that proves anything but interesting lyric regardless).

I know you're looking for alien conspiracies and shit that isn't real, but sorry I'm only showing reality.

Thank you.

By saying the cars are made in the US, it boosts their reputation for being an America-loving company while also allowing an excuse for higher profit margins.

Most (if not all) Tesla engineers are under NDA for a reason. As I've mentioned, I've talked to Tesla engineers about this and they have also said that they're made in China. Their "factory" in California is nothing more than an R&D center at the most.

They manufacture the parts so that they aren't recognizable then assemble the final touches in California.

First one

Research and development.

I'm being generous to them with that statement.

There will be no war lol

By saying the cars are made in the US, it boosts their reputation for being an America-loving company while also allowing an excuse for higher profit margins.

In a basic summary (I will provide more specifics later on), the company's overall goals that the public believes to be true is not actually the case. It is more of a company that promises to soon accomplish things that they know they won't be able to accomplish. They use "genius" examples such as the one you just mentioned when in reality it is actually irrelevant and more of a reason to make people think they're doing something epic (when they're not). Yes their sky light show in LA looked cool but that's about the peak of their abilities. Their rockets aren't leaving our atmosphere, and neither has NASA's, despite what they tell the public.