This article has a very narrow view of the Cybertruck phenomenon, as seen through a prism of lefty emotionalism. It is more a view of the general sociological

This article has a very narrow view of the Cybertruck phenomenon, as seen through a prism of lefty emotionalism. It is more a view of the general sociological scene of the early 21st century United States, than about its motor vehicle component. The author wanted to be a cultural critic, but is writing for Road and Track as a fallback. In addition, she left rural Idaho and moved to Seattle, which is telling. "Musk’s bulletproof wedge-shaped machine is the physical manifestation of America’s fear, and whether it is good or bad, we deserve it. "