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ELON ON HIS PAY PACKAGE: IT’S NOT ABOUT MONEY BUT ABOUT CONTROL OVER TESLA “Sufficient voting control such that I cannot be ousted by activist investors is what matters to me. And I've said this publicly many times, but let's not have this whole thing be a discussion of...

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I'm fully committed to leading Tesla for the next five years and well beyond as long as I'm alive. It's not about pay. What matters is enough voting control so activists can't oust me for political reasons. That's critical when we're scaling to millions, potentially billions, of humanoid robots. I took the backlash personally. Burning cars, torching showrooms, death threats that's evil, not disagreement. Those people belong in prison. The mission doesn't stop.
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