France outdoing the US in Tesla protests is last week’s news. The US is catching up. From the article:
Last week, Tesla charging stations in Boston were set ablaze… Gunshots shattered windows and damaged cars at a Tesla showroom in Oregon…And Colorado authorities arrested a woman accused of tossing Molotov cocktails at Tesla cars parked at a dealership and allegedly spray-painting an expletive at the entrance.
I mean with the recent stuff going on with them trying to deport someone for the pro-palestine protests I’m just reminded of the quote “Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable.”
I don’t know what you mean by that. Violence is always an option, and is quite often a solution. It’s never the optimal solution, but quite often a perfect solution does not exist. You’re competing with violence - violence is the control, and if you can’t come up with a solution better than it in time, people will opt for it.
You are correct violence is never the answer, it’s a question and the answer is yes. Unless you want something from someone long term then it’s more profitable overall to make a long term trade agreement backed up by ultra violence, like degloving them and then rolling them around in salt like a meat stick… Mmm meat stick.
Some performers and signs?
The French are putting everyone else to shame. Although I think a dozen car fires counts as a slow weekend for them.
France outdoing the US in Tesla protests is last week’s news. The US is catching up. From the article:
Violence is never the answer, that being said, we can’t allow the French to outdo us
Well he could stop being such a dipshit for once
I mean with the recent stuff going on with them trying to deport someone for the pro-palestine protests I’m just reminded of the quote “Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable.”
Violence isn’t the answer, it’s the question. And the answer is yes.
I don’t know what you mean by that. Violence is always an option, and is quite often a solution. It’s never the optimal solution, but quite often a perfect solution does not exist. You’re competing with violence - violence is the control, and if you can’t come up with a solution better than it in time, people will opt for it.
You are correct violence is never the answer, it’s a question and the answer is yes. Unless you want something from someone long term then it’s more profitable overall to make a long term trade agreement backed up by ultra violence, like degloving them and then rolling them around in salt like a meat stick… Mmm meat stick.