Recent political unrest and a series of attacks on Tesla vehicles and dealerships have led to a notable increase in self-defense gun sales. The violence appears to stem partly from protests against the company’s founder, Elon Musk, who has come under scrutiny for his close association with the Trump administration.
As tensions rise, the combination of anti-Trump sentiment and the targeting of Tesla properties is influencing consumer behavior, with many seeking weapons for personal protection. Sales figures suggest a significant uptick, prompting discussions on the implications for public safety and the broader impact of political affiliations on individual rights.
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