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this post was submitted on 19 Mar 2025
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I'm not American, so I may be out of place here, but you shouldn't celebrate or support arson or terrorism.
We went through a drug war here during the time of our own strongman president that cost the innocents. His justification, wholly adopted by his supporters, was: the ends justify the means.
It was horrible and wrong. This is also horrible and wrong.
No, it's cool to celebrate arson and terrorism when it's against terrorist billionaire oligarchs who are burning your country down.
I don't think this hurt them at all.
Counterpoint: Nah, let 'em burn.
I'm not American either, but can confirm you are out of place here.
This is not horrible - this is people fighting back: the most beautiful thing ever.
Fighting back by hurting inmocents? That's not right.
People who support nazis are not innocent.
A lot of them probably bought it before all the drama.
The owners of the cars that were burnt. AFAIK the cars burned were there for repairs.
No but pretty sure it will cost them time, money and opportunity.
I don't know how old you are and what experiences you've had but time, money and opportunity costs are serious.
Maybe it's just where I am right now but being a family provider and seeing those burning cars for the cause of a first-worlder's idea of rebellion is just painful to watch.
I drive a basic vehicle but I try to take care of it as much as I can because a I and my family use it everyday and rely on it heavily for our daily living.
It bothers me that I cannot get it serviced at the correct intervals, have the deep scratches repaired before they start to rust, replace the tires that are already 4 years old and attend to all the little details that would extend the life of the car and make it look a bit more presentable.
And here I see expensive cars, cars I could not even dream of buying, being purposely burnt just to "send a message" to the CEO of the car's manufacturer.
It is such a silly waste, such a decadent display.
Wasn't it cars that came in for repairs that were burnt?