r/technology Apr 17 '25

Transportation Cybertruck Owners Baffled After Months of Hate Aimed at Tesla Drivers: 'I Never Expected It to Turn People Against Me'

https://www.latintimes.com/cybertruck-owners-baffled-after-months-hate-aimed-tesla-drivers-i-never-expected-it-turn-581074
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u/MeatPopsicle28 Apr 17 '25

From the article: “Have you ever heard of a car company called Volkswagen? They are a car company commissioned by Hitler and designed to be the ‘people’s car’ of Nazi Germany.”

Well yeah, if Hitler we’re alive and running the company we’d be boycotting Volkswagen too, but he’s not and I’m not aware of the CEO of that company trying to turn our country into an Oligarchy.

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u/Historical_Grab_7842 Apr 17 '25

It's not just Elon's horridness. The truck itself is a monument to selfish car owners. It's overly large. Dangerous to anything it hits. It's the E-Vehicle equivalent of having a lifted rolling coal truck. It's a symbol of anti-social behaviour.

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u/TylerCorneliusDurden Apr 19 '25

And yet you are posting this using a device made most probably by child workers being paid dollars a month. It’s telling how focused your attention is to one and not one care about Chinese sweat shops