I find this amusing.... Tesla owners are trying, quite convincingly, to disguise their Tesla to avoid the animosity from morons who are angry with Elon Musk for whatever reason
2 small details. 1. These are all Tesla owners wanting to pretend they didn't buy from Musk. No vandalism here. 2. I can still remember Jan 6, 2021, the proud boys and other groups that routinely engage in vandalism. Just saying...
I can think of dozens of times where people 'voted' (and sometimes killed) with their cars, by driving them into a crowd of protesters. Vandalising Teslas because you don't like the producer's politics is both plain stupid and illegal, but running down people is worse.
Well, you're the first to bring up driving into a crowd, and running down people, but that seems to have started in Nice France, on 14 July 2016, when a Tunisian living in France drove a 19-tonne cargo truck was deliberately driven into crowds of people celebrating Bastille Day on the Promenade des Anglais
reply to "--" I can remember it, sorta, it was when actual Americans got into the buildings that the govt won't allow us into, without an engraved invitation. I was surprised to hear that the guards let them in. Then I was surprised to find out that the govt didn't have security to keep out the people they didn't want coming in. Then, when the group of goobers and yahoos went in and went nuts, they didn't close the doors, capture them, and arrest them, process them, etc. So, they were let in, they were let out. Then the govt spent millions of dollars and many months or years, trying to arrest the people that they could have had, by closing the exits. As for " other groups that routinely engage in vandalism" I think that's probably a very long list, spread over a very wide geographical area. I think it starts with the Boston Tea Party. Huh, people fed up with the govt.
Well...that's gotta tell you something,right there!
ReplyDeleteEver notice that when conservatives don't like something, they vote but when dems don't like something, they vandalize?
ReplyDelete2 small details. 1. These are all Tesla owners wanting to pretend they didn't buy from Musk. No vandalism here.
Delete2. I can still remember Jan 6, 2021, the proud boys and other groups that routinely engage in vandalism. Just saying...
I can think of dozens of times where people 'voted' (and sometimes killed) with their cars, by driving them into a crowd of protesters. Vandalising Teslas because you don't like the producer's politics is both plain stupid and illegal, but running down people is worse.
DeleteWell, you're the first to bring up driving into a crowd, and running down people, but that seems to have started in Nice France, on 14 July 2016, when a Tunisian living in France drove a 19-tonne cargo truck was deliberately driven into crowds of people celebrating Bastille Day on the Promenade des Anglais
Deletereply to "--" I can remember it, sorta, it was when actual Americans got into the buildings that the govt won't allow us into, without an engraved invitation. I was surprised to hear that the guards let them in. Then I was surprised to find out that the govt didn't have security to keep out the people they didn't want coming in. Then, when the group of goobers and yahoos went in and went nuts, they didn't close the doors, capture them, and arrest them, process them, etc. So, they were let in, they were let out. Then the govt spent millions of dollars and many months or years, trying to arrest the people that they could have had, by closing the exits. As for " other groups that routinely engage in vandalism" I think that's probably a very long list, spread over a very wide geographical area. I think it starts with the Boston Tea Party. Huh, people fed up with the govt.
DeleteDamn, I thought I had come up with a novel idea selling Mercedes or Audi badges with the right curvatures for Teslas, but others beat me to it.
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