Tesla CEOElon Musk is being slammed on Twitter after he posted that Americans are under "de facto house arrest" and that the government should $4- On Wednesday, singer
Ariana Grande 's mother chimed in, saying that Musk is "a disgrace" and urging people to boycott Tesla. - Musk has been $4, downplaying the severity of the pandemic and plugging the benefits of controversial malaria drug chloroquine.
- While some states have begun reopening, $4 is still under some form of lockdown.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk is getting slammed following $4 early Wednesday morning protesting the US lockdowns — and even singer Ariana Grande's mother has chimed in.
In multiple tweets on Wednesday, Musk $4 for beginning to reopen its retailers, $4 that businesses should "reopen with care & appropriate protection, but don't put everyone under de facto house arrest." In $4, Musk said the government should "give people their freedom back." One post said simply, "FREE AMERICA NOW."
—Elon Musk (@elonmusk) $4
On Tuesday, $4 that Tesla had scrapped its plans to bring employees back to work at its Fremont, California, plant after local officials extended orders that limit Tesla's ability to resume its full operations.
Musk's tweets have sparked support from some of his followers, as well as backlash among $4,
"How incredibly irresponsible of you," Joan Grande $4 on Wednesday. "... and you think you are a person of science and technology ... you're a disgrace."
Grande said she would now have to "get rid of my TESLAs" and called for others to "#BoycottTesla."
—Joan Grande (@joangrande) $4
Musk has been vocal on Twitter throughout the
Musk has also been outspoken about the work Tesla is doing to supply medical devices to hospitals, though his efforts have become controversial as $4 whether he was delivering the machines most-needed to help COVID-19 patients.
The majority of US states are still under some sort of lockdown as the number of confirmed coronavirus cases in the US has $4. While some states have begun easing restrictions — including Alaska, Colorado, Georgia, Mississippi, Montana, Oklahoma, South Carolina, and Tennessee — $4 is still being asked to stay at home.
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