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Tesla's problems in Sweden are getting worse as dockworkers refuse to unload its EVs from ships
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I'm sorry, what?
Arrogance, ignorance and hubris.
It's a typical story at this point. American company comes to Europe, doesn't do its research, doesn't know how these things work over here, management in the US refuses to adapt, few years down the line they fuck off with their tail between their legs.
Staggeringly incompetent.
Tinfoil hat time: they do know. They are attempting to normalize the U.S. model in Europe to drive down labor costs.
I fully believe this. Tesla has absolutely abysmal labor practices.
Everything musk touches. Why else does SpaceX have eight times the injury rate of other rocket companies?
Reality check: others have tried. Others have failed.
Yeah, Europeans aren't as stupid as Americans in this regard.
...and this is why conservatives in the UK pushed for Brexit
Britain has been living in our shadow ever since they lost the war.
Europe is treated as a colony of the US or, better said, the colonizer has become the colonized. And there's some sort of justice to it.
Well it's not exactly the native Americans ruling America
you're being down voted but I think this might spark a good discussion. You expressed it in a provocative way but I also believe that the EU is subservient to the US for many things