Elon Musk Knows EXACTLY Who Is to Blame for Tesla Domestic Terrorism, and So Do I

When it comes to the recent swath of domestic terrorist incidents from the left against Elon Musk and Tesla, there are a lot of people who need to be blamed.

First and foremost, because I am not a bleeding heart liberal who loves criminals and hates America, the perpetrators themselves need to be held accountable. Thankfully, we have a Justice Department now that will do exactly that. Attorney General Pam Bondi, FBI Director Kash Patel, and Deputy FBI Director Dan Bongino have promised to prosecute these criminals with domestic terrorist charges because that's exactly what they are. And many arrests are already being made, including the man who firebombed a Las Vegas Tesla Service Center.

But the guilt doesn't stop there. These people are being incited to commit these violent acts, and many Democrat 'leaders' in America are the ones actively egging them on. (Yes, I am looking at you, Tampon Tim Walz.)

Walz is not alone. All of the Democrats who used to whine about 'stochastic terrorism' at the drop of a hat (because they couldn't point to any actual violent acts from conservatives) are suddenly silent as Americans continue to be targeted by deranged criminals. Or, worse than silent, there are people like Jasmine Crockett, who said that she has never promoted violence out of one side of her mouth while saying that Senator Ted Cruz needs to be punched and hit over the head out of the other ... IN THE SAME WEEK.

But politicians can't encourage this behavior without microphones placed in front of them. And the dead legacy media, more than happy to encourage this behavior, is absolutely wearing a big 'Guilty' sign around their necks.

Jimmy Kimmel winked at his audience and encouraged them to vandalize Teslas. The Daily Show did the same while the audience cheered. The New Republic, trotting out the 'look at the short skirt she was wearing' excuse, actually blamed Musk for people destroying his business locations. Rick Wilson of The Lincoln Project was banned from Twitter permanently for calling on everyone to 'Kill Tesla.' CNN's Erin Burnett brought Ross Gerber onto her show to call Musk a Nazi. And a writer for The Atlantic brushed off the violence because he said it wasn't 'politically motivated.'

I could keep going, but I think the point is clear. The legacy media is, to quote what one American politician once said (can't quite remember his name), 'the enemy of the people.'

Musk's beef with the media goes a long way back, of course. He is, after all, the one who proclaimed that they were dead on Election Night in 2024. In a conversation with Joe Rogan on March 1, he detailed all of their corruption and bias over the course of nearly three hours.

And his assessment was spot on.

The media knows that he is right as well, about all of it. He is right that they hate America, and he is right that their influence in this country is at its lowest ebb ever and is still sinking.

In response, these same media outlets -- petty, spiteful children that they are -- have declared a vendetta against him. Like Walz with Tesla's stock, they're not just happy that people are violently attacking Tesla; they are actively encouraging it.

Since they have no sense of self-awareness or irony, however, they cannot realize that this cheerleading for violence is only proving Musk's point and only driving more Americans further away from them.

Ultimately, there will be a reckoning for the criminals attacking Tesla and Tesla owners. They will go to prison for a long time. While politicians, at least the ones in heavily blue districts, probably won't face any accountability in terms of their jobs, there will be a reckoning for Democrats as well on a national level, as they continue to lose power in America and their approval rating plummets below 25 percent.

That brings us to the media, which acts the way it does because they believe that they will never face a reckoning. In terms of prosecution or jail, they are correct. But that isn't the only type of consequence that exists.

Corporate media personalities have always believed they were superior to regular Americans (without justification), so they cannot imagine a time when Americans will treat them with less respect than 'the oldest profession.' They assumed they could say whatever they wanted, and we would still hang on their every word for eternity.

They are in for a rude awakening.

Not only will America not feel sorry for them as their networks and publications continue to die out, but Americans will openly applaud when they lose their jobs.

That doesn't mean America is heartless. It means that America, like Elon Musk, is fed up with their lies, fed up with how they always root against America, and we want accountability. The reckoning that will hurt media personalities the worst -- being the attention-starved people that they are -- is America rejecting them and laughing as they stop getting paid to push their agitprop on us.

In encouraging and egging on anti-American domestic terrorists, the media has chosen a side. They chose poorly.

Watching their slow, agonizing death is not sad, it is justice being done.