You have to come into the article believing a ton of things:
1. Tax credits are illegitimate
2. Accelerated depreciation is illegitimate
3. Ownership of productive companies is "hoarding wealth"
4. Journalism is in a battle with the current administration
5. Paying taxes is a good thing
If you _don't_ buy into these premises, for which there is no argument given for or against, you'll be tilted against the author. If you do, you'll be tilted against Tesla. This is polarizing. There is no nuance, there is no learning, there is no insight.
1. Tax credits are illegitimate
2. Accelerated depreciation is illegitimate
3. Ownership of productive companies is "hoarding wealth"
4. Journalism is in a battle with the current administration
5. Paying taxes is a good thing
If you _don't_ buy into these premises, for which there is no argument given for or against, you'll be tilted against the author. If you do, you'll be tilted against Tesla. This is polarizing. There is no nuance, there is no learning, there is no insight.