Victoria Cybertruck Keyed: Owner Shares Video, Sparks Discussion on Musk & Vandalism 

Is keying a Tesla a political statement or just plain vandalism? This recent incident in Victoria highlights the growing trend of Tesla vandalism, seemingly tied to Elon Musk’s political involvement. While some might argue it’s a legitimate form of protest against Musk's actions and influence, is targeting individual owners who likely purchased their vehicles before Musk's prominent political role fair game? Where do we draw the line between expressing dissent and damaging personal property? This incident raises questions about the unintended consequences of political polarization spilling over into everyday life. Are we becoming a society where expressing disapproval involves targeting individuals rather than engaging in constructive dialogue? What are your thoughts on this complex issue? Do you believe this trend will escalate, or will it eventually subside? Let's discuss the implications of this act and how it reflects on our society.