I drive a Bolt EUV in the Dallas area. I get swerved at or accidentally “drifted” toward by the never ending stream of lifted trucks on the highways here. Those same dudes bought the Cybertruck. I don’t feel bad if they get harassed at all.

Seriously thought that was just a picture of a dumpster for a second.

He made it gold, dude wants to crow over the plebs. He just didn’t count on there being so many of them.

Saying violence is never a good idea ignores that in a justified position, violence is the last resort. It should not be approached glibly, but to deny its power is saying the status quo cares for people and justice, and we know that isn’t the truth. But I digress.

Remember back when Tesla tried to say if you wanted to sell a Cybertruck, you HAD to give Tesla rights of first refusal at MSRP? We’ve come a long way, they were originally worried about people flipping these things and now they realize nobody fucking wants ‘em. Of course Tesla doesn’t want it back; they’ve got…

I dunno man, at this point getting the official Tesla attention machine is a pretty tacit endorsement of Musk and his attitudes. He wrapped it in gold. He clearly wants the attention, but he thought it was going to be of the positive ilk. Turns out he was wrong.

Ahhhh yes, buying one of the ugliest and most obnoxious cars, wrapping it in the most obnoxious color possible, then putting a FAT QR code on the back doesn’t make him a huge attention seeker. He’s just upset about the type of attention he’s getting lol suck it up buttercup. Actions and decisions have consequences.…

There is always the possibility, and I know this may be a radical suggestion but hear me out, maybe this guy is just an overall douchebag and the hostility has nothing to do with the truck.

WTF

REK is also a partisan hack:

Actually they did cover at least some of it:

I assume your shtick is received well on Twitter and that other MAGA media site. Now GTFO.

And more importantly, his insurance company will not care. And any adjuster looking at the way he’s claiming to be immune from the consequences would have serious cause to say he’s a very bad future risk and recommend his policy be dropped.

After reading the section he’s quoting, it only exempts his sorry ass from adjudication during the session. It doesn’t absolve him. The way I interpret it, and I am not a lawyer, his sorry ass is still liable when the session is over. And that seems pretty clear cut.

Wow you really thought you had a gotcha here huh

LOL he believes he is above the law. Who the fuck does he think he is, the current president of the United States?

Always? No. In this instance? Yes.

Fuck this. Nope. Tesla can fuck right off. Don’t care if this is the greatest rally car ever, don’t care if it represents a colossal jump forward, All Teslas are now poison fruit.

Betteridge’s law of headlines is an adage that states: “Any headline that ends in a question mark can be answered by the word no.”