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22/09/20

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Originally posted by acorn ↑

That's not out of context at all. You have claimed that it was " under instruction from union bosses ". Unless you can actually prove that, it is very close to a straight up lie.

I'm not defending unions per se as some might think. I'm just anti bs and spin.

Btw. Battery day is 22nd in the US. So, it will probably be tomorrow morning here before we hear something. Looking forward to it either way.

https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a34098933/watch-tesla-battery-day-sept-22/

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not being able to prove something does not necessarily mean it is a lie.
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