Also driving a T*sla is a choice.
You aren’t born with your hands stuck to the wheel of one and you can sell/get rid of it at any point ¯_(ツ)_/¯
Can you really get rid of it by now? Who’d buy it? Most people can’t just throw away a car, even if it’s associated with a fascist.
Talked about that with my boss recently. He drives a Tesla (has been for a few years) and he says, while he’d like to replace it with something less controversial (besides his personal opinions, also because some of our customers are large German car manufacturers and they do have strong opinions) but, he says, there’s no comparable electric car in a comparable price range (of what you’d get for a 3 or 4 year old model Y) and business isn’t doing so well that he could afford sinking money into something that drives as well and as far on a charge, so for now he’ll have to keep his Tesla and an eye open for a good deal on something better.
So I’d say, if you bought a Tesla within the last year or so, you should’ve known better. If you bought one some time before and want to get rid of it, it’s not always that easy, if you actually need a good car to replace it with.
Idk why people are so on board with getting rid of the things. It's just virtue signaling.
If you're leasing then it's one thing to break the lease but if you've purchased it the fucker already has your money. Your actions can no longer hurt his company (except by denying data collection which is only resolved with destruction)
Just slap an "I didn't know better and regret this thing" bumper sticker on it. It's more honest virtue signaling than selling it because you made a mistake. Then just switch cars when it makes sense and don't buy another naziwagon.
E: i was thinking you might get lucky with some charitable acts of vandalism but then recalled that insurers are allegedly denying some claims on teslas, at least cybertrucks.
Can you really get rid of it by now? Who’d buy it?
Sell it for parts.
Make a youtube video out of destroying it in a remote area.
Disaasemble it and turn it into art.
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Mark it zero dude, he was over the line.
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Its a bad investment, if your values matter more to you than your net worth, you can find a way, you can absorb some monetary loss if you actually care.
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EDIT:
https://www.topspeed.com/solid-alternatives-to-the-tesla-model-y/
Here's a bunch of alternatives to a Model Y.
Used Ioniq 5s from 2023 or 2022 seem to be going for about the same price as used Tesla Ys from 2022 or 2023 on carfax.
Yeah, you're not gonna be able to sell a 2 or 3 or 4 year old used EV for a comparable brand new EV... cars depriciate, EVs often more so as the battery pack degrades with wear and can't really be 'repaired', only replaced, which is quite costly in terms of both parts and labor.
To the contrary:
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Nazi lives don't matter.
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Nazi cars don't matter.
This 'all' shit lumps villains in with people/things worth preserving. Same energy as when folks say shit like "I wouldn't wish death on anyone" ...like bitch, get off your high horse take half a second to understand that defending evil people is damning everyone else.
When a fascist destroyed the world in The Avengers, Thor chopped off his head. That's what superheroes do in pop culture, they kill bad people
That's why the CEO shooter is a superhero.
😮Is not directly wishing death to someone the same as defending someone to you?
I think that is pretty hardcore, tho
Depends on the context. There's a long list of things I would rather have happen to an evil person than death. Best case scenario they develop some self awareness and empathy and become disgusted with their own behavior, and start using their influence for actual good. Failing that, at least the voting population could recognize aforementioned evil and choose not to fucking support it. Failing that, an actually functional system of checks and balances that prevents aforementioned evil dipshit from abusing their authority even if they try. Failing that, an actually functional legal system and prosecutes people (even rich and powerful people) for breaking the law; and laws that aren't malicious in nature. Failing that... a well placed meteor strike, car accident, heart attack, bear attack, vigilante: don't care, so long as it removes them from power.
What bugs me is how often we hang out at the edge of that last 'failing that' and a horde of apologists feel like they're holding some kind of moral high ground and drawing the line there, in opposition to any further intervention, and instead just bending over and taking the oppression. And in that case, yes, not wishing death on the supervillian who's proven to be immune to everything else is synonymous with wishing suffering upon the millions of people under that villain's influence.
...but, that's a lot of words, so... you can see why ^that doesn't make the greatest conversation starter.
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imagine thinking being made fun of for your shitty car choices is the same thing as systemic racism
That imaginative thinking is called a metaphor. It can sometimes help people relate two very different concepts
Talk about getting set up like a T-ball.
Burn.
But they won't realize it.These idiots are putting property above people
Always have been 👨🚀🔫👨🚀
What? Why would you think he gets the BLM movement from that exchange? That would require an ability to abstract info from one situation, apply it to similiar situations, and use critical thinking and introspection to realize that they were wrong.
And that's not happening.
yeah! tell 'em! that salient point will surely change their minds! /s
guns.
