https://gizmodo.com/lawsuit-alleges-spacex-underpays-women-minorities-1850907329
The rocket company is already battling another lawsuit that alleges discriminatory hiring practices.
Turning it off right when Ukraine was about to launch an offensive, definitely no collusion there what a coincidence on the timing.
My comment was inaccurate, here's a potentially more accurate reason for why Starlink didn't enable access for Ukraine:
Musk was now claiming that at the time of the in-question situation, Starlink access around Crimea was not turned on. The reason was because the U.S. had imposed sanctions on Russia, and SpaceX was not allowed to turn on connectivity in Crimea without explicit government approval. Moreover, Musk said, Ukraine didn't give SpaceX any "advance warning or heads up." He said he got urgent calls from the Ukrainian government in the middle of the night saying that he needed to turn on Starlink access in Crimea.
Basically, Starlink never operated in Crimea due to US sanctions on Russia, and the Ukrainian president made urgent calls to enable it. Musk continues:
He added that although he's not U.S. President Joe Biden's biggest fan, if he had received a presidential directive to turn on Starlink connectivity in Crimea, he would have done so, because he does "regard the president as the chief executive officer of the country." But no such requests came through, he said.
So that sounds reasonable. Starlink never operated in Crimea, and enabling it for Ukraine there could be considered an act of war.
So again, I don't see political collusion here, instead the opposite: Musk didn't want to spark more hostilities.