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Is targeting Tesla dealerships and now the US Embassy really the most effective way to advocate for climate action? This latest protest by Last Generation Canada raises some serious questions about tactics and messaging. Are these actions helping or hindering the cause? Does splashing paint on a Tesla, a company actively developing electric vehicles, truly align with the goal of combating climate change? Or is it simply virtue signaling and alienating potential allies? With Donald Trump back in office and Elon Musk as an advisor, the political landscape is certainly charged. But is this the right battleground? And is demanding a climate disaster protection agency funded by taxing the ultra-rich a realistic or even desirable solution? What other approaches might be more effective in driving meaningful change? This escalating trend of disruptive protests deserves serious discussion. Where do we draw the line between activism and vandalism? What are the potential unintended consequences of these actions, and what is the most constructive path forward?