WoodChuckDad
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Cybertruck has a level of notoriety like a Ferrari or a Viper.Stupid. This has nothing to do with Tesla.
This is just like another case where a rapper was found with someone in the trunk of his Tesla. Not in the trunk of his car, but in the trunk of his Tesla.
Why is it that whenever a Tesla is involved in a crime - they clearly note that it's a Tesla? They don't do that with Honda's or Toyota's or GM's anything else.
"News game" indeed. It's all about the clicks and eyes on the subject that inflames people. The news was once called Journalism and there was at least an effort to be truthful and honest even if it often fell short of ideal.Cybertruck has a level of notoriety like a Ferrari or a Viper.
When there is a police chase of those vehicles they don't call it a police chase, they call it a Ferrari or Viper chase. When the vehicle is special or expensive. They state the name. There was a demon chase in Houston recently and guess what, they stated it was a demon and helicopter pilot listed all the performance specs.
We're not victims, its just how the news game works.
Get out of here with that.Like always the usual suspect