So let me get this right, the guy paid GQ magazine to write an article about how arrogant he is and ditched his smart wife and left her with 5 kids for a teenie bopper that he was cheating with and announced a battery deal that was really just an R&D contract and has multiple lawsuits against them by other companies, and may have a car that causes cancer from battery EMF and has created a pool of past staff that write endless blogs about how bad they are and then raised prices because they had no idea how to build a car and lied to the City of San Jose and their customers and applied for their only source of funds without even reading the rules that told them in advance they should never try to build a factory and is trying to sell an insanely expensive car in a depression while every investor has deeply reviewed them and turned them down and Musk won’t even put his money in (of which he has hundreds of millions) and all of their technology has now been superseded by Fisker, Bright and others… ?? … hmmmmmm

Mr. Lee,

Punctuation is helpful, when you're trying to make a point.

I'm really not sure how magazine articles, disgruntled ex-employees, an exec's personal life, and inexperience building cars means that an electric car is a bad thing.  Your run-on sentence fails to make a point not only through bad grammar but with a combination of irrelevant facts, broad conjecture, and baseless/unproven claims.

Best regards,

Me.