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This is how I inlined it:
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Right, maybe except for the US.
You aren't allowed to advertise against something specific, like a company, in many countries. Plus the advertising space provider can be held liable for defamatory ads.
You can't purchase these ads. They go against the TOS of any advertising space seller.
What about something different, farther away from civilian population centers being destroyed? Like, I don't know, Mount Rushmore being exploded? Or someone burning down an empty library? Maybe someone gaining access to an airport and throwing a molotov at the turbines of an empty jumbo jet?
These examples are explicitly more severe than damaging Teslas. But only few would argue any of those aren't terrorism, be it perpetrated by anti-imperialist Native Americans (exploding Mount Rushmore), by anti-intellectual fascists (burning down a library) or by environmentalists (molotov @ plane). All of these groups would have political motives which is really all that's needed for damaging property to be terrorism.
Whether terrorism can or cannot ever be justified is a different question. But I'd argue attacking Tesla dealerships through violent means is domestic terrorism - be it shooting them up or setting them on fire.
Assume I somehow manage to blow up that obelisk in Washington DC. Would you consider this terrorism, even if no person got hurt?
Maybe it will force Americans to do something against that? If no one has any retirement, there's bound to be a lot of public outcry. There's nothing to lose if you have nothing.
Anything to procrastinate studying for my introduction to electrical engineering exam.
Why couldn't I just pick an easy, boring elective like "business administration"...
There will come a point where there is simply not enough time to put human hands on every ballot cast
Source? Why should there ever not be enough time, we don't have less time today than 50 years ago. And even for a rising population it doesn't take meaningfully more time considering the rate of volunteers is likely to remain constant.
I am happy that our constitutional court ruled electronic voting to be unconstitutional. Election transparency cannot be guaranteed without a paper trail.
How??
Unless they're wearing rubber boots, you shouldn't get any shock. You're standing on the same ground (usually)!
I'm not suggesting anything but RC cars with small propane torches mounted facing upwards might be a danger to Teslas. It might take one or two minutes though.
Also, generally, in parking lots only one EV per row has to catch fire.
That sandwich should've been made in A4 or A5 format.