I have seen a lot of tesla vandalism online the last few days and I’m kind of on the fence about it.

I’ve seen several examples locally here in BC, Canada.

I think totally warranted at newly purchased teslas going forward. Also it serves as a deterrent for potential future buyers.

But vandalizing a car that is a few years old I think is lame. Those driversare already being punished enough by driving something around that’s worth less than scrap.

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    11 hours ago

    If you want to get really technical, in this case your grubby fingers would make it prone to rust.

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      10 hours ago

      So because they didn’t bother with painting it it’s my fault it rusts when I touch it.

      I don’t buy your arguments that tracing words in the dust on a car is vandalism/defacing.

      Defacing is something permanent tracing words in dust is not permanent.

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          9 hours ago

          On that note it’s interesting to see the stats on how many that have been arrested and tried for writing “wash me” in the dust.

          The accused was fined one car wash for writing “wash me” on the defendant’s car.

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        10 hours ago

        Why would you touch someone elses property?