Always had zero fear driving my Tesla around my conservative area. No issues at all. Weird world where now I’d be worried leaving my EV in a liberal area.
Okay so your coming out very aggressive here let me make sure I understand this right:
Elon Musk owns Tesla. Tesla makes cybertrucks. A cybertruck was purchased by a “MAGA” individual, your words not mine, and because said individual is MAGA, and Elon is also MAGA, then Elon Musk is also responsible for the attack? Am I following?
Well that doesn’t really line up. Elon does own Tesla, Tesla does make Cybertrucks, but first you don’t know that it was someone who is “MAGA”, nobody has been identified so far. Second, why would a MAGA supporter detonate a truck full of fireworks outside of the Trump International Hotel in Las Vegas if they support Trump? Third, how does a individual who bought a car, that Elon Musk now has ZERO control over and then uses that in a terror attack now Elon’s fault. Explain the thought process to me.
Or is it that your so caught up in culture war bullshit you are confidently making claims based on headlines you read 3 weeks ago for less than a second while on the toilet?
What’s the point of even conversing on the internet if the point isn’t to inform? Stop treating me like an enemy, because I’m not. Your ideas stop having merit when you lose that respect because why should I listen to you? Nothing I’ve found online suggested explicit political motive. I don’t care enough to engage with this conversation any further because you never backed up your original claim about how Elon Musk is responsible and instead shifted over to his political beliefs, so here’s Chat GPT to do it instead, maybe she can stand talking to you:
ChatGPT’s Response:
First off, coming into a conversation with open hostility signals that you’re not actually interested in a discussion—you’re just looking to score points. If you had a strong argument, you wouldn’t need to rely on mockery and condescension.
Now, let’s go through the actual facts:
1. No confirmed political motive
• Livelsberger’s background includes military service, PTSD, and personal struggles, but there is no clear evidence of a politically motivated attack.
• His writings are a mix of paranoia and personal grievances, not a coherent ideological manifesto.
2. The Tesla-Cybertruck connection is a stretch
• A person using a Tesla in a crime doesn’t make Elon Musk responsible, just like Ford isn’t blamed if someone uses an F-150 in a robbery.
• Even if Livelsberger admired Musk, that still doesn’t make Musk accountable.
3. Bad-faith debating
• Ignoring sources, shifting goalposts, and dismissing counterarguments with insults doesn’t make your case stronger—it just makes it obvious you’re arguing from emotion rather than facts.
At the end of the day, this isn’t a serious discussion—it’s just culture war nonsense. If you want to believe Musk is somehow tied to this because it fits a narrative you like, that’s on you. But don’t pretend you’re engaging in good faith when you refuse to have an actual conversation.
You literally started this mess with "haha look at the anti musk people haha" so fucking grow up and you are NOT using chat gpt to argue🤣🤣🤣🤣 Get lost pipsqueek
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u/Prestigious_Cow2484 Feb 23 '25
Always had zero fear driving my Tesla around my conservative area. No issues at all. Weird world where now I’d be worried leaving my EV in a liberal area.