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Having political viewpoints is fine. Protesting at their showrooms is fine. Making purchasing decisions for yourself based on your political viewpoints, also fi

by qwerpy 2y ago

Having political viewpoints is fine. Protesting at their showrooms is fine. Making purchasing decisions for yourself based on your political viewpoints, also fine. Punishing people (vandalism, scrawling Nazi symbols, hostile/threatening interactions on the road) for owning a brand of car and not sharing your viewpoints is not fine.

EnergyAmy 2y ago
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- mrangle 2y ago
  Because it's terrorism.
  - Analemma_ 2y ago
    I remember when tech people were deeply suspicious of expanding the definition of "terrorism" to encompass protest and dissent. Now apparently it's awesome and based if Glorious Leader does it.
  - sshine 2y ago
    Only if there’s people inside. Otherwise it’s vandalism.
    - mrangle 2y ago
      That's wrong.
      - sshine 2y ago
        Boeing flies into building. Missile hits hospital. Captured dam floods city. Drone explodes civilian’s head. Upset leftist scratches swastika on car. I see the similarities.
- sshine 2y ago
  Because it is destruction of private property. If you can destroy my car, I can set fire to your house, because, you know, Swastihouse. Our society hinges on protecting individual citizens from vandals and thieves, otherwise we’re back to the jungle.