Not even sure why this comment/thread is flagged. More flagging abuse. My understanding is that now, in the US, due to a court decision being overturned, abor

Not even sure why this comment/thread is flagged. More flagging abuse. My understanding is that now, in the US, due to a court decision being overturned, abortion is now seen as a state issue. This means that if Tesla dealerships are an option, so are abortion clinics, to bypass state law. I don't think drugs are, at least not completely, but car dealerships are seen as under the authority of the state. All it takes, is eroding the rights of tribal land, beneath that of the state, instead of equal to/immune to, and Telsa's plan won't fly. If I was GM, or Ford, or what not, I'd backdoor fund an abortion clinic on tribal land, then use that poliical pressure to pass laws, which would stand for years, at least, until being struck down. Once tribal land no longer has the power to flout state law, bam, no more Tesla problem for Ford or GM. Americans in the room: stop getting all emotional, and flagging things which meet your "us vs them" political blather, and start examining the implications instead. Even if the above "sneaky corporate play" is not the outcome here, this move by Tesla made me realise, a reservation is the a place where abortion clinics may fight the next battleground.