It is for me. I’m glad I ran across this article.

I boycott nearly everything else already. I’ve kept Spotify as a little treat even though I’m not a fan of their business practices. But this is it for me. It will be a tough adjustment, but I can’t support companies who support fascism.

Very on topic and coherent response.

Needlessly antagonistic, baiting real people into arguments, weaponizing class war talking points.

You’re the whole problem.

I think you’ll be surprised how human and normal the attendees will be. The internet has made us believe the world is made up of the worst people.

I suppose that’s the risk we all run in Trumps America.

Perhaps if the leaders at the very top weren’t sociopaths who provoke critics, scapegoat immigrants and encourage the sale of firearms to every American, then we could all be living in a peaceful nation without the fear of a Molotov crashing through the window of a Tesla dealership at any given time.

The vast, vast, vast majority of protestors are not engaging in any acts that could be considered terrorism. The OP linked article is about peaceful protests. Your parent comment was “that’ll show the minimum wage slaves.”

So should no one protest peacefully because a handful of people have committed acts of violence?

So what exactly are the protestors doing to the Tesla workers that you find so abhorrent?

Why would they do that? What’s the strategy?

Based