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@SenThomTillis I can just give my deepest condolences to SpaceX stock.
The amount of market it must have lost due to one of its main products proven unreliability may be extremely difficult to recover from.
@WhiskDog0612 Trump gets a little too angry when Europe talks about limiting american tech imports. If you don't need us, why be angry when we help you make the separation happen?
@WhiskDog0612@DenysSienik They're free to throttle it over Russian territory, but they're not allowed to throttle the services that are used within the Ukraine borders for defensive purposes.
@WhiskDog0612@DenysSienik Surely you must abide by the terms of a contract. Europe has a contract with SpaceX for this service. Breaking that will cost you the market.
You don't want to export american tech to the world anymore?
@DenysSienik Since Europe are the ones who payed for the service, they need to sue the living fuck out of SpaceX for 'Severe breach of contract'.
Also, if you own stock in SpaceX, now is the time to sell. They've lost a LOT of future market income with this debacle.
@anonburger1234@sikorskiradek@elonmusk A private business that breaks contracts on a whim, will not survive in a capitalist world. It would only be compatible with a communist world. Is that a world you want?
@michaeldweiss The SpaceX stockholders should be the most upset here. Musk basically fucked the whole market with one single decision. Nobody will ever use Starlink again for anything vital after this.
@provemewrong411@ZelenskyyUa@SenBlumenthal@SenThomTillis The tech have been paid for by Europe. Will you therefore also return all the money we paid? Since your products are useless now there should naturally be a full refund. You need to buy back all the patriot launchers you've sold over the years.