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Is the Tesla Takedown movement a legitimate grassroots uprising or something more sinister? The scale and coordination of these global protests are impressive, spanning from Waterville to Honolulu and even internationally. But the simultaneous rise in showroom vandalism raises serious questions. Are these acts of genuine frustration against Musk’s perceived political overreach, or is there a deliberate attempt to discredit the movement by associating it with violence? Considering Musk’s own controversial actions and rhetoric, is this backlash justified, or has it spiraled into something unproductive? The dramatic drop in Tesla's stock price and Musk's net worth suggests this movement has teeth, but what long-term impact will it have on Tesla, the EV market, and even the political landscape? I'm curious to hear your thoughts. Is this the beginning of the end for Musk's empire, or will he weather this storm? Perhaps this is a pivotal moment for corporate accountability, where consumer activism can truly hold powerful figures to account. Where do you see this going?