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"As an EU citizen"

This does confer some benefits with respect to safety net, etc. Working for an NGO might mean your kid not getting adequate health care.

Also, I don't believe TSLA is in a position to hire everyone who might like to work there (and they're not perfect themselves considering Elon's opposition to public transport that actually works, like buses)

>>CalRob+(OP)
> This does confer some benefits with respect to safety net, etc.

Sure, it does, but we are talking here about highly paid Amazon's tech employees, not about lowly paid warehouse workers:

> More than 340 tech workers at Amazon used the hashtag #AMZNSpeakOut in public statements that condemn the company for not taking sufficient action on the climate crisis.

>>CalRob+(OP)
I don't think he's opposed to buses or public transport. That's ridiculous. You've taken his words out of context. That being said, there are huge advantages to cars, which is why most people use them. And buses too. It's not either or. It's more just one thing at a time, starting with whatever has the most impact when you take reality into account.