The violence of the Dem supporters

 Fox News:

Elon Musk torches Democrats for being 'real villains' of Tesla vandalism, blames left-wing propaganda

Musk says same extreme rhetoric from the left 'almost got President Trump killed'

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"The real problem is not the people. It's not like the crazy guy that firebombs a Tesla dealership," Musk said.

"It's the people pushing the propaganda that cause that guy to do it. Those are the real villains here."

According to Musk, the rise in vandalism and attacks on Teslas stems from criticism of his leadership at the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), a federal agency that has cut millions in funding for government programs and reduced the number of federal jobs. He claims that rhetoric from Democratic leaders, especially those opposed to DOGE and his involvement, has fueled anger against Tesla and its supporters.

"They are being fed propaganda by the far left, and they believe it," Musk said.
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Some Democrats hate Trump, and their supporters are acting on that hatred by attacking Trump supporters like Musk.  The FBI should find and arrest those responsible for the destruction of Tesla vehicles.  Those people have been on a tear ever since Musk made his support of Trump public.  Destruction of property is not a reasonable response to political disagreements.

See also:

Trump Administration Scores Major Win with MS-13 Leader’s Arrest, Signals Robust Deportation Push

And:

 Axios: Trump May End Foreign Student Visas At Pro-Hamas Colleges

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