Tesla Takedown? Tesla, the pioneer of electric mobility and one of the most valuable companies in the world, has found itself under siege by anarchist groups who want to destroy it. On March 29, they are planning their biggest action yet – protests in front of all 277 Tesla dealerships in the US and many others around the world. But what is the real reason for this attack on the symbol of innovation and technological progress?
Tesla Takedown? The main target of the protesters is not only Tesla, but its founder Elon Musk, who as head of the new US government department DOGE (Department of Government Efficiency) has drastically reduced the use of taxpayer money. Thousands of bureaucrats have lost their jobs, and many social programs have been abolished or streamlined. Naturally, those who have lived off these funds for decades are furious.
Is it really a fight against “authoritarianism,” as the protesters claim? Or is it simply the frustration of the deep state and its supporters who are losing financial privileges? The organizers, who include actors, filmmakers, and left-wing politicians, openly admit that they want to lower Tesla’s stock price and force Musk to sell. This is no coincidence – Musk has become a thorn in the side of many elites because he dares to think independently and not play by the rules of the old system. That is also why a movement is being created – Tesla Takedown.
LFG! #teslatakedown GLOBAL DAY OF ACTION March 29
Every showroom in America
500+ around the world
Let's send these techno-fascists, broligarchs and old fashioned Nazis a message loud and clear. NO WAY
Plan an action or find one near you: teslatakedown.com— #TeslaTakedown (@teslatakedown.com) 20 March 2025 at 02:48
Tesla Takedown: Tesla in the grip of political war
Since Musk took over Twitter (now X) and exposed corruption in digital surveillance and political pressure, he has been the target of constant attacks. Critics want to portray him as a “right-wing extremist,” when in reality he advocates free speech and rational economic management.
As Tesla’s innovations continue to transform the auto industry, activists, backed by funds from unknown sources, are working to destroy the company. In recent weeks, there has been an increase in vandalism, arson, and attacks on Tesla showrooms, which President Trump has called “domestic terrorism.” Some Tesla executives have also begun selling their shares, which could be seen as a hedge against further destabilization of the company.
Is Tesla really in danger?
Despite the protests and stock market manipulation, Tesla remains a giant in the automotive industry. The company continues to lead in the field of electric vehicles, autonomous driving and energy solutions. While many electric vehicle manufacturers (Ford, GM, Volkswagen) are seeing sales decline, Tesla is still holding its ground. Musk has enough influence and resources to survive these attacks, but the question remains – how far are his opponents willing to go?
— 🎭Nameless🎭 (@blissfulexistence1.bsky.social) 20 March 2025 at 03:37
If protesters truly believe in a zero-emissions future, why are they attacking the company that is creating it? If they are against elites, why are they targeting the man who proved that an individual can build an empire from scratch? Tesla is more than just a car – it is a symbol of a future that is not for everyone. And that is the real reason for these attacks.
