Climate activists boldly sabotage Tesla dealerships when Elon tries to avoid the spotlight

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Climate activists boldly sabotage Tesla dealerships when Elon tries to avoid the spotlight

One thing Elon Musk really can’t do now, because his role as Tesla’s absence CEO is a more negative focus – not just his self can’t handle it, as the latest Washington Post report suggests, but his reputation for auto companies really won’t suffer more hits. So it's hard to imagine him being excited about the extinction rebellion, the occasional controversial environmental movement, spraying the windows of Tesla dealerships with anti-Musk news while his defiled images seemed to have made the company money.

FreedomNews.tv recorded protesters to protesters, and nonviolent protest groups held a Tesla showroom in Manhattan on Tuesday, using spray paint to leave information to opposition from Musk's government's efficiency ministry. As part of Earth Day demonstrations, protesters sprayed “fucking threshold” and “we don't agree” on the buildings. Given that the Trump administration has pointed out the goal to combat those who sabotage Tesla dealerships and threaten to attack the worst criminals with terrorism charges, it is a very bold campaign.

Crack: Climate activist marks windows in Manhattan's Tesla showroom #earthday

In other works on the windows, the Extinction Rebellion is marked as “F Off Doge” and “We Disagree.” pic.twitter.com/xmhbynbxwy

– Oliya Scootercaster🛴 (@scootercasterny) April 22, 2025

On the same day, Tesla is expected to report its first-quarter 2025 earnings, a potential success or failure for some investors to see it as the company. Tesla's stock price has taken a hit in the process this year as Musk's role in the administration has attracted the anger of protesters and hurt the brand of electric vehicle companies.

Of course, a series of demonstrations outside Tesla dealerships are not overall morale or bottom line. Dealers and showrooms have been targeted by organized protests, with less organized attacks seemingly, including shooting windows and catching fire. Tesla drivers are embarrassed by the car's connection with Musk, fearing to be upset in some cases, either abandoning the car or trying to cover up their shame by covering up the brand.

In theory, in Musk's real-life version, environmentalists will support Tesla because it is arguably the most notable electric car, so environmentalists will support Tesla. But the truth is that when you leave all your weight behind, you lose credibility with the crowd when you think climate change is a real thing, intending to drill more oil and burn more coal, and usually just revel in things that harm the planet.

Instead, the wealthiest person in the world is to understand that you can buy a seat next to the White House president, but you can't buy goodwill with the public. On this issue, it seems difficult for Musk to put the toothpaste back into the tube. Even if he stays away from Doge, he may only need to do because of the law, but among those who are most inclined to buy Tesla, his reputation has been restored, which would be better than just wiping the doodle of opposition to the day from the showroom windows. That's the mark with you.