The protesters throughout the United States and Europe gathered outside the Tesla deputy to express their opposition to the involvement of Elon Musk’s involvement in the US government, Al Jazeera reported.
Musk is the head of the Ministry of Government Efficiency (DOGE) and faced criticism for his efforts to reduce government expenses and access to sensitive data.
Protests organized by a group, including dissatisfied owners of Tesla, celebrities and a democratic legislator, seek to push Musk to resign to his government’s position. Saturday’s demonstrations meant the first coordinated efforts to focus on all 277 Tesla seats in the US, according to Al Jazeer.
Waving signs with messages such as “Musk steal our money” and “regeneration of our country”, protests largely have occurred calmly after fiery episodes of vandalism on Teslas in recent weeks that US officials condemned as “terrorism”.
Protests in New York
In New York, hundreds of protesters gathered in front of Manhattan Tesla and demanded resignation of Elon Musk. These demonstrations coincide with the decline in Tesla sales, which the organizers hope to further deteriorate.
The protesters were gathered at the call of environmentalists from planets over profit, who believe that “the cessation of Muska will save lives and protect our democracy”.
According to Al Jazeery, for Amy Neifeld, a 70 -year -old American psychologist who did not give up the streets from against Vietnamese war protests in the 1970s, Elon Musk leads to “fascism”.
“I am Jewish and grew up with a deep awareness of what fascism is. And it has only worsened since the elections” Donald Trump “, told AFP.
“We have to do something very quickly because it moves very quickly,” Neifeld added.
Dozens of protests in London
In London, about two dozen protesters kept a sign that he was filed before Tesla’s commercial representation that he was passing through cars and trucks.
One of the brands shown in the London protest showed a photo of Muska next to the painting of Adolf Hitler, who was a Nazi greeting – a gesture that Musk was accused of repetition shortly after Trump’s inauguration 20 January.
Some people have exceeded the protests against Muska and set Tesla vehicles into the fire and committed other actions of vandalism that the US lawor of Pam Bondi considered “domestic terrorism”. Musk indicated that the attacks were impressed during the meeting of the company 20. March and said that the vandals should “stop acting psycho”.
(Tagstotranslate) Tesla
