The OP is about Tesla and the level of violence from the left against a car - because the sheer hatred some have for the CEO of the company.
More Intimidation:
For a vehicle that was supposed to be the future of electric trucking, the Tesla Cybertruck is turning into something else entirely: a business liability. At least, that's what Yoni Menaker, owner of Blue Angel Roofing in Atlanta, claims after losing $70,000 in contracts—all because of his choice of wheels.
Last month, Torque News reported that Menaker, who uses his Cybertruck as a company vehicle, shared his frustration in a Tesla owners' group. He wrote, "I have a dilemma. I've started to lose customers because I drive a Cybertruck." He added that customers flat-out told him they were canceling deals because they didn't like the truck.
To make things worse, the company's online reviews started taking a hit, with one person writing, "If a roofing company has a Cybertruck, maybe reconsider using them as your roofer." That review even included a photo of Menaker's truck, complete with his business logo plastered on the side. The implication? Owning a Cybertruck doesn't just appear to be a controversial choice — it's now a potential business deal-breaker.
The toughest part of the situation? He loves the Cybertruck—despite the backlash—which makes the dilemma even harder. He shared, "I love this truck, and it's the best truck I've ever had."
Intimidation and extortion are not free speech issues, nor is it peaceful -