Kitchener Tesla Protest: Canadians Rally Against Musk's Policies 

With protests erupting globally against Tesla and Elon Musk, it begs the question: has Musk crossed a line from visionary entrepreneur to controversial figurehead? These Tesla Takedowns raise concerns beyond the typical product boycotts. They seem to tap into deeper anxieties about the intersection of wealth, technology, and political influence. Where do we draw the line between personal beliefs and corporate responsibility? Are these protests a legitimate expression of public concern or are they an overreaction? Does selling your Tesla truly make a difference? More importantly, what does this escalating tension mean for the future of Tesla, and perhaps even the electric vehicle market as a whole? Given Musk's history of defying expectations, I predict this is just the beginning of a much larger conversation about corporate accountability in the age of social media. What are your thoughts? Is this a turning point for Tesla, or just another bump in the road?