TeslaTakedown Dance Party - Sat, Mar 15 in Georgetown

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Back on topic.

Is anything against Tesla actually happening at these events?

I mean, no cars are being keyed. It's just people enjoying their Constitutional right to protest, enjoying a community dance party, and raising the social cost of buying a new Tesla.

An aging hippie driving an orange suburu stood in front of my Tesla the other day at school drop-off, staring me down while shaking her head in disappointment. it was bizarre. We are coming up on the end of our lease, and will be getting another Tesla. These soft, silly shenanigans will have the opposite intended consequence on (some) stubborn and free-thinking people.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Democrat: “I have an idea! Let’s vandalize cars that are 90% owned by democrats!”

I believe the working theory is that if you vandalize enough cars, Musk will get upset and something something leave the government. Because vandalized cars somehow impacts Tesla's bottom line.

Are you really this dumb? Tesla's brand has been destroyed. Musk has done to his car company what he did to Twitter. The stock price has fallen by nearly half in the past couple months, and is still a very long way from the bottom.

Why would this bother Musk? He has SpaceX to capitalize on lucrative government contracts. You are hurting the owners of Tesla with little meaningful impact on Musk or his net worth.

Tesla is nearly his entire net worth, though his stock is highly leveraged. If you feel the need to blame someone other than Musk for some reason, blame the board. They could have fired him long ago but they chose to be collaborators.

In the meantime Elmo is firing thousands and thousands of people and will likely kill thousands or millions through his traitorous actions.

I know know you’ll use any tortured logic to stop the protest, but nah.

Tesla is roughly $117 billion and SpaceX is $66 billion of Musk's net worth. We will need to come to a common understanding of entire before we can continue.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Democrat: “I have an idea! Let’s vandalize cars that are 90% owned by democrats!”

I believe the working theory is that if you vandalize enough cars, Musk will get upset and something something leave the government. Because vandalized cars somehow impacts Tesla's bottom line.

Are you really this dumb? Tesla's brand has been destroyed. Musk has done to his car company what he did to Twitter. The stock price has fallen by nearly half in the past couple months, and is still a very long way from the bottom.

Why would this bother Musk? He has SpaceX to capitalize on lucrative government contracts. You are hurting the owners of Tesla with little meaningful impact on Musk or his net worth.

Tesla is nearly his entire net worth, though his stock is highly leveraged. If you feel the need to blame someone other than Musk for some reason, blame the board. They could have fired him long ago but they chose to be collaborators.

In the meantime Elmo is firing thousands and thousands of people and will likely kill thousands or millions through his traitorous actions.

I know know you’ll use any tortured logic to stop the protest, but nah.

Tesla is roughly $117 billion and SpaceX is $66 billion of Musk's net worth. We will need to come to a common understanding of entire before we can continue.

Assuming your math is correct, 65% of his wealth is tied up in Tesla. Fantastic, thats a great start if we can rid him of that. It does seem like quite a bit less than it was two months ago, and even that stock that’s left is pretty leveraged.

Starlink is easily replaced garbage. No other self respecting country is going to invest in that knowing what they know now. The rest of spacex is a national security risk (when it works!). It’s a Chinese company for all intents and purposes. No wonder he wants to be briefed on all matters China.

https://www.rawstory.com/elon-musk-china-spacex/

Now his mommy is over there sucking up to the Chinese on his behalf.

https://www.wired.com/story/maye-musk-china-influencer-brands/

Right now his entire future rides on Trump being in power and getting handed more and more taxpayer funded welfare and contract handouts. It won’t last forever.

I am curious what it’s like being one of the most hated people on the planet. No wonder he loves dissociatives. If you take population into account, in raw numbers he might be one of the most hated people in history.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Back on topic.

Is anything against Tesla actually happening at these events?

I mean, no cars are being keyed. It's just people enjoying their Constitutional right to protest, enjoying a community dance party, and raising the social cost of buying a new Tesla.

An aging hippie driving an orange suburu stood in front of my Tesla the other day at school drop-off, staring me down while shaking her head in disappointment. it was bizarre. We are coming up on the end of our lease, and will be getting another Tesla. These soft, silly shenanigans will have the opposite intended consequence on (some) stubborn and free-thinking people.

Oh, a “free thinker.” Do you have some other interesting thoughts about vaccines and the shape of the earth?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Back on topic.

Is anything against Tesla actually happening at these events?

I mean, no cars are being keyed. It's just people enjoying their Constitutional right to protest, enjoying a community dance party, and raising the social cost of buying a new Tesla.

Sounds like it has zero social impact.

Great, then people can stop crying about them.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Democrat: “I have an idea! Let’s vandalize cars that are 90% owned by democrats!”

I believe the working theory is that if you vandalize enough cars, Musk will get upset and something something leave the government. Because vandalized cars somehow impacts Tesla's bottom line.

Are you really this dumb? Tesla's brand has been destroyed. Musk has done to his car company what he did to Twitter. The stock price has fallen by nearly half in the past couple months, and is still a very long way from the bottom.

Why would this bother Musk? He has SpaceX to capitalize on lucrative government contracts. You are hurting the owners of Tesla with little meaningful impact on Musk or his net worth.

Tesla is nearly his entire net worth, though his stock is highly leveraged. If you feel the need to blame someone other than Musk for some reason, blame the board. They could have fired him long ago but they chose to be collaborators.

In the meantime Elmo is firing thousands and thousands of people and will likely kill thousands or millions through his traitorous actions.

I know know you’ll use any tortured logic to stop the protest, but nah.

Tesla is roughly $117 billion and SpaceX is $66 billion of Musk's net worth. We will need to come to a common understanding of entire before we can continue.

Assuming your math is correct, 65% of his wealth is tied up in Tesla. Fantastic, thats a great start if we can rid him of that. It does seem like quite a bit less than it was two months ago, and even that stock that’s left is pretty leveraged.

Starlink is easily replaced garbage. No other self respecting country is going to invest in that knowing what they know now. The rest of spacex is a national security risk (when it works!). It’s a Chinese company for all intents and purposes. No wonder he wants to be briefed on all matters China.

https://www.rawstory.com/elon-musk-china-spacex/

Now his mommy is over there sucking up to the Chinese on his behalf.

https://www.wired.com/story/maye-musk-china-influencer-brands/

Right now his entire future rides on Trump being in power and getting handed more and more taxpayer funded welfare and contract handouts. It won’t last forever.

I am curious what it’s like being one of the most hated people on the planet. No wonder he loves dissociatives. If you take population into account, in raw numbers he might be one of the most hated people in history.

Musk's estimated net worth is about $400 billion. So, about 30% is Tesla.

As for Starlink, there are some potential competitors, but they would be using SpaceX lift vehicles. Musk can charge whatever he likes or even refuse to provide LEO service. Of course, you could argue that there are other launch services in the US, but they need to get FAA clearance. Also, any LEO provider will need an FCC license for downlink and uplink frequencies. Good luck if you think a US Starlink competitor is gaining ground in the next four years. Musk only needs a small headstart to beat everyone else.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Democrat: “I have an idea! Let’s vandalize cars that are 90% owned by democrats!”

I believe the working theory is that if you vandalize enough cars, Musk will get upset and something something leave the government. Because vandalized cars somehow impacts Tesla's bottom line.

Are you really this dumb? Tesla's brand has been destroyed. Musk has done to his car company what he did to Twitter. The stock price has fallen by nearly half in the past couple months, and is still a very long way from the bottom.

In the meanwhile you destroyed your own political party support among your Tesla owner constituents. Nobody is going to be feeling good having to deal with hostility and damage to their personal property, be forced to sell perfectly functioning vehicles they like or be worried using them. At some point you are left with minority of stupid self-flagellating types

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Has anyone here who’s talking about protesters as “terrorist” ever been to one of the Tesla Takedown’s? I’ve been to a few and they’re usually just people standing with signs. I will say the GT one is really a notch above. It’s a dance party, people are smiling and having fun and wearing silly hats and blowing bubbles. How can they be terrorist?

I think you’ll find those breaking into the Capital and smearing their poop on the walls.

What do they do when they see a basic Tesla sedan drive by? Do they start screaming and flipping off the drivers? And this is supposed to do what exactly? Bully the drivers to stop driving their already purchased vehicles? How does this help your cause exactly? Please explain what you think terrorizing Tesla owners (these cars had been around for a decade) does to further your cause other than pissing them off and making them feel like you are robbing them?

Our rally specifically asks protesters to focus on Musk, not individuals. I agree there are some people who need to chill out.

So "TeslaTakedown" was purely alliterative?

Clearly not. It's an effort to harm the company, its workers and suppliers, and those who own the products. Sad, really.

Those who own the products are mostly Dem voting constituents and residents of deep blue metro areas. Congrats. A party that eats their own.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Going to be hilarious when Tesla reports earnings. They were dogshit even before DOGE. Who is going to buy all these cars? There's dealerships that won't even take them as trade-ins because they already have too many.

Used Tesla prices haven't dropped. I looked recently. Someone is buying them. The cheaper they get more of them you will see on the road, because majority of population are not political "activists" and vote with their bottom line. Your Tesla takedown is not only a complete flop costing votes, but also fluffing up of the surveillance police state. Useful idiots you are.

[Anonymous]

More and more arrests of Tesla vandals are being reported, most recently in Las Vegas and in Texarkana. Some are being charged federally. Like the violently aggressive pro-Hamas demonstrations, this kind of antisocial behavior is probably peaking. Perhaps we'll return to civil discourse instead of to seeing who can shout the loudest, engage in the most intimidation, or produce the most vandalism, all in a futile hope of changing business or national policies they don't like.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Back on topic.

Is anything against Tesla actually happening at these events?

I mean, no cars are being keyed. It's just people enjoying their Constitutional right to protest, enjoying a community dance party, and raising the social cost of buying a new Tesla.

An aging hippie driving an orange suburu stood in front of my Tesla the other day at school drop-off, staring me down while shaking her head in disappointment. it was bizarre. We are coming up on the end of our lease, and will be getting another Tesla. These soft, silly shenanigans will have the opposite intended consequence on (some) stubborn and free-thinking people.

Exactly. I’m going to upgrade my 3 to an S. I went door to door for Obama btw. I’m not going to be bullied by a bunch of purple haired nit wits.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Going to be hilarious when Tesla reports earnings. They were dogshit even before DOGE. Who is going to buy all these cars? There's dealerships that won't even take them as trade-ins because they already have too many.

Used Tesla prices haven't dropped. I looked recently. Someone is buying them. The cheaper they get more of them you will see on the road, because majority of population are not political "activists" and vote with their bottom line. Your Tesla takedown is not only a complete flop costing votes, but also fluffing up of the surveillance police state. Useful idiots you are.

Sales of all electric vehicles in Europe grew 30 percent in the first two months of this year. During that time, sales of Teslas in Europe fell 50 percent. Coming soon to every country in the entire world. Tesla is imploding thanks to Musk's and DOGE's antics. This is why companies normally steer clear of politics and, you know, don't have their CEO give Nazi salutes and illegally fire tens of thousands of people who dont even work for them for no reason.

The cherry on top will be when it turns out that DOGE is making zero difference when it comes to reducing the budget deficit.

All of this will be for nothing.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Going to be hilarious when Tesla reports earnings. They were dogshit even before DOGE. Who is going to buy all these cars? There's dealerships that won't even take them as trade-ins because they already have too many.

Used Tesla prices haven't dropped. I looked recently. Someone is buying them. The cheaper they get more of them you will see on the road, because majority of population are not political "activists" and vote with their bottom line. Your Tesla takedown is not only a complete flop costing votes, but also fluffing up of the surveillance police state. Useful idiots you are.

Who is going to buy them? Not Democrats. Not independents. There's barely any charging stations in red states, and things in big red states are really far apart.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:More and more arrests of Tesla vandals are being reported, most recently in Las Vegas and in Texarkana. Some are being charged federally. Like the violently aggressive pro-Hamas demonstrations, this kind of antisocial behavior is probably peaking. Perhaps we'll return to civil discourse instead of to seeing who can shout the loudest, engage in the most intimidation, or produce the most vandalism, all in a futile hope of changing business or national policies they don't like.

Civil discourse like pardoning violent insurrectionists and deporting women to a men’s prison El Salvador?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:More and more arrests of Tesla vandals are being reported, most recently in Las Vegas and in Texarkana. Some are being charged federally. Like the violently aggressive pro-Hamas demonstrations, this kind of antisocial behavior is probably peaking. Perhaps we'll return to civil discourse instead of to seeing who can shout the loudest, engage in the most intimidation, or produce the most vandalism, all in a futile hope of changing business or national policies they don't like.

Civil discourse like pardoning violent insurrectionists and deporting women to a men’s prison El Salvador?

Ok, then, let's just devolve into anarchy and see which positions prevail in the end. Hint: it won't be the Telsa-hating pinheads.