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Climate alarmists are at it again, and this time their target is none other than Tesla, the darling of electric vehicles and sustainability. In what can only be described as a mind-boggling move, Extinction Rebellion activists decided that Earth Day was the perfect occasion to vandalize a Tesla showroom in Manhattan. The irony is so thick you could cut it with a knife. They daubed the showroom with garish, nonsensical messages, proving yet again that their grasp on reality is as tenuous as their logic.
Spray painting slogans like “WE DO NOT CONSENT” and defacing DOGE icons, these activists reveal their true motives. This isn’t about the environment; it’s a tantrum aimed at Elon Musk, whose sin in their eyes is not kowtowing to the whims of unelected bureaucrats. By attempting to tarnish Tesla’s reputation, they’re biting the hand that leads the way to a cleaner future — or is it really about their bruised egos more than climate change?
So nice to see justice being served. Watch: Climate Radicals Launch Most Nonsensical Earth Day Protest Imaginable – NYPD Makes Them Pay via @WestJournalism https://t.co/FcW3AlJwLX
— Proud MAGA! -Lynch (@datzme45) April 23, 2025
Vandalizing Tesla on Earth Day is pure madness. Just think about it: Musk, despite being a target for liberal angst, has done more to push the green energy envelope than any of these protesters flailing in the streets. Yet these radicals are so blinded by their disdain for Musk’s politics that they’ll sabotage their own agenda. It’s absurd, like attacking Noah for building the Ark.
Why? Musk doesn’t fit their mold of an environment puppet. He dares question their dogma. That makes him the enemy. But isn’t activism meant to be about progress, not spite? Their actions betray their immaturity. They would rather spite one of the leading figures in emissions reduction than swallow their pride and admit he’s not their villain.
The police were quick on the scene, and rightly so. The vandals were made to undo their mess, likely realizing that their actions wouldn’t go unpunished. But the question lingers: how effective can a movement be when it attacks its own supposed allies? These activists are less about saving the planet and more about saving face. Maybe it’s time for them to drop the spray paint and pick up a history book. Real change doesn’t come from grandstanding or graffiti.
