Is this vandalism?
Is this vandalism?
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I don't agree with blaming tesla owners, many of them bought their vehicle before Musk was very publicly a neo nazi.
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Not the cybertruck tho.
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cybertruck was announced 2019. presumably pre-orders opened then too. for a long time, you where legally not allowed to sell that thing (maybe still today - can't be bothered looking up tesla news). so there are for sure a lot of cybertruck owners, who bought it before he was a part of trump admin.
and even if you where allowed to sell it now - who would buy that pile of sheet metal?
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Pre-orders were $1000 payment that was refundable. They absolutely could have cancelled and gotten their money back.
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And lots did refuse to place their orders.
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He was already full blown Nazi when the release happened. Anyone who bought one is complicit
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All I'm saying is that lots of the people with reservations did not end up purchasing one. Just expanding on your assertion.
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I'm agreeing with you as well. I'm saying if they didn't cancel when the truck dropped, that's on them. Anyone seen driving one can catch birds all day.
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Musk was publicly an asshole more than a decade ago, so this argument can go straight to hell
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How was El'nazy ever not an absolutely super transparent pos I will never understand. At least since PayPal days.
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I wouldn't be mad.
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