I think it's rather extreme that people would burn cars and showrooms on the basis of a disagreement with someone's political opinion. It's also rather odd to see self-described environmentalists, who oppose petrol and diesel vehicles, damaging and destroying electric vehicles - one might reasonably question their motives.
'Fascist' is an odd label with which to brand someone who espouses personal freedom (within legal constraints) and small government. A more apt descriptor would be 'libertarian' - liberal in the classic sense.
I've no idea if Tesla sales are genuinely tanking or if they're simply losing market share as competitors finally catch up, but it's unlikely that much could be gleaned from the limited period of sales data on which a plethora of current headlines are based.
If I wanted to become enraged by something, perhaps the idea of proposed changes to Britain's rule of law would be a good example of an anger-worthy issue. The principle that everyone, including those in power, is subject to the law, and that the law should be applied equally is being challenged with a view to replacing it with a system that discriminates on the basis of racial, religious and cultural criteria. Thing is I don't feel anger - my primary emotion is disappointment - and most certainly won't be burning, smashing or otherwise destroying any property as a means of 'expressing' my opinion and nor will I lend support to anyone who does. Perhaps this last comment is a prime example of why my traditionally centre left views are now considered to be 'far right'.
