Global protests against Tesla CEO Elon Musk, dubbed “Tesla Takedown,” occurred at over 200 locations worldwide on Saturday, fueled by outrage over Musk’s perceived undermining of democracy through his role in the Trump administration’s Department of Government Efficiency. Demonstrations ranged from Australia and New Zealand to Europe and across the United States, with participants urging boycotts of Tesla products and stock. Protesters expressed concerns about Musk’s actions and the influence of billionaires on democratic processes. The widespread demonstrations highlighted significant public opposition to Musk’s policies and their impact.
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Four Tesla vehicles were torched in Berlin, Germany, on Friday, a possible act of politically motivated vandalism. This incident follows a recent surge in attacks against Tesla properties globally, including shootings, arson, and vandalism, linked to CEO Elon Musk’s role in the Trump administration. These acts of protest stem from Musk’s involvement in significant government downsizing and controversial actions. President Trump has publicly condemned the protesters and attributed the recent drop in Tesla’s stock price to their actions.
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Anger at Elon Musk has escalated to alarming levels, with reports of violent acts targeting Tesla properties. Molotov cocktails have been thrown, and gunfire has been reported at several Tesla lots across the country. This disturbing trend underscores the depth of animosity towards the Tesla CEO, far exceeding typical corporate criticism.
The incidents raise serious questions about the motivations behind these acts of violence. While some may see it as a misguided form of protest against Musk’s business practices or public persona, it’s crucial to condemn these actions unequivocally. Property damage and threats of violence are never justifiable, regardless of the target.… Continue reading
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