Both Vandalism and demonstrations against Tesla are a grass roots response to the destruction of our Democracy
Trump and Musk are both people who have no idea what the real world is like to be making an income of 60,000 dollars a year or less.
So, as people get angrier and angrier at their friends and relatives dying or not being college educated from what Trump and Musk are doing this anger is going to grow and grow and grow. When you harm people who are veterans by taking away their jobs they might kill or maim you.
Trump and Musk are clueless of the consequences of what they are actually doing. I sort of expect a French revolution soon with billionaires like Musk being killed by the lower classes.
Just study the French Revolution if you want to see what likely is going to happen to Musk and Trump and the billionaires that support them in their killing the lower classes through starvation, lack of Medical Care and lack of a college education:
The French Revolution lasted from 1789 to 1799 when any French Aristocracy that didn't leave the country were executed by guillotine.
The French Revolution, spanning from 1789 to 1799,
saw the rise of a republic after the monarchy's fall, culminating in
the rise of Napoleon Bonaparte and the end of the revolutionary era.
Here's a timeline of key events:
1789:
May 5:
Louis
XVI summons the Estates-General, a representative assembly of the three
estates (clergy, nobility, and commoners), marking the start of the
revolutionary period.
June 20:
The
Tennis Court Oath, where members of the Third Estate (commoners) swear
not to disband until a new constitution is established, signifying the
formation of the National Assembly.
July 14:
The storming of the Bastille, a royal prison, becomes a symbol of popular uprising and resistance against the monarchy.
August 4:
The National Assembly abolishes feudal privileges and rights, marking a significant step towards equality.
August 26:
The Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen is adopted, outlining fundamental human rights and freedoms.
October 5-6:
The
Women's March on Versailles, where Parisian women march to Versailles
to demand bread and force the royal family to return to Paris.
1790:
Civil Constitution of the Clergy:The National Assembly passes a law restructuring the Roman Catholic Church in France, bringing it under state control.
1791:
Constitution of 1791:
A new constitution is established, limiting the powers of the monarchy and establishing a legislative assembly.
Flight to Varennes:
Louis
XVI and Marie Antoinette attempt to flee France, but are caught and
returned to Paris, further weakening the monarchy's legitimacy.
1792:
Declaration of War:France declares war on Austria, leading to a series of conflicts with other European powers.
Overthrow of the Monarchy:The monarchy is overthrown, and France is declared a republic.
Execution of Louis XVI:King Louis XVI is executed by guillotine on January 21, 1793.
Execution of Marie Antoinette:Queen Marie Antoinette is executed by guillotine on October 16, 1793.
1793-1794:
Reign of Terror:
A
period of intense violence and repression, led by the Committee of
Public Safety, where thousands of perceived enemies of the revolution
are executed.
Execution of Maximilien Robespierre:
Robespierre, a key figure in the Reign of Terror, is executed on July 28, 1794, marking the end of the Terror.
1799:
Napoleonic Era:Napoleon Bonaparte seizes power in a coup d'état, ending the French Revolution and ushering in the Napoleonic era.
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