Musk Accuses Anti-Defamation League of Poor XS Ad Sales, Mulls Legal Action

Elon Musk, the enigmatic CEO of SpaceX and Tesla, has accused the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) of sabotaging ad sales for his new XS technology. In a series of tweets, Musk alleged that ADL’s criticism of his product led to a steep decline in advertising revenue, even suggesting a potential lawsuit against the organization.

Musk’s Outburst against ADL

Musk took to Twitter to express his dissatisfaction with the ADL, accusing the organization of being behind the poor sales performance of ads for his XS technology. He stated that the ADL’s negative remarks and criticism had a direct impact on the sales, which have been less than stellar.

Potential Lawsuit on the Horizon

In his tweets, Musk did not just stop at accusations. He indicated that he is considering legal action against the ADL. Although he did not provide any specifics regarding the potential lawsuit, it is clear that the billionaire entrepreneur is seriously contemplating this course of action.

ADL’s Reaction to Musk’s Accusations

The ADL has yet to respond to Musk’s accusations and potential lawsuit threat. The organization has been critical of Musk’s XS technology in the past, but whether this criticism has directly affected ad sales remains to be seen.

This is not the first time Musk has publicly clashed with organizations or individuals who criticize his products or actions. Whether Musk will follow through on his lawsuit threat against the ADL is yet to be seen. However, this latest controversy once again puts the spotlight on Musk’s contentious relationship with critics.