• @rickdg
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    152 days ago

    akchually this can be legitimately spinned in favour of tesla

    police are already saying that the explosion wasn’t as bad because it went off inside a cybertruck

      • @madcaesar
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        152 days ago

        Cops and simping for the rich, name a better duo

    • @rtxn
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      232 days ago

      Pedestrians should be thankful that the windows gave out so easily, otherwise the body panels might’ve turned into giant shrapnel.

      • @[email protected]
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        32 days ago

        Or that the guy wasn’t good at bombs. If it has been filled with ANFO they would have been identifying victims from tiny parts and investigating by video evidence. Many in the hotel would have been killed

        • @rtxn
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          32 days ago

          I remember ANFO from Mythbusters. It really hates cement trucks and train station mock-ups.

    • @Snapz
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      52 days ago

      Which is a weird fucking thing for a cop to immediately say when police also said explosion included “an electric vehicle” that they wouldn’t specifically identify right away.

    • @[email protected]
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      102 days ago

      Except in the case of an accidental fire, apparently the doors lock down and trap the drivers? That’s what I took away.

      How is that better?

      • @[email protected]
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        22 days ago

        While parked if the car no longer detects a key it locks. It’s still easy to open from inside. Emergency services can gain entry with an angle grinder

        I’m sure during a collision they unlock

        In this case I think the key went offline due to the explosion