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WIRED
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Then there's Russ Taylor. "It's just a vehicle. So it's ironic that it would even become a political statement." (Editor's note: Taylor was plead guilty to conspiracy to obstruct an official proceeding in the January 6 attack. He was later pardoned by Trump.) www.wired.com/story/owning...

WIRED
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"For the CEO of a company that makes a product that a lot of Americans buy and use on a daily basis to put us in the middle of everything because of his controversies," Cybertruck owner Jose Reynoso said of Elon Musk. He says he uses the truck for marketing. www.wired.com/story/owning...

wired.comSpit On, Sworn At, and Undeterred: What It’s Like to Own a Cybertruck“We were the targets.” WIRED spoke to seven Tesla Cybertruck owners about their most controversial purchase and why they're proud to drive it.
Giuseppe Fiore
@pepperflower.bsky.social

It is only natural that the owners of this obscene mass of stainless steel are happy: they must be manipulated to spend all that money on this rubbish which, fortunately, will never circulate in civilised Europe. Nowadays, I would demand at least €1000/hour to drive that obscenity.

adanes.bsky.social
@adanes.bsky.social

The CEO keeps sharing far-right and alt-right opinions on the social media platform they own. Get used to being hated (deservedly), or stop supporting the people that want to ruin civilization.