The good news is that Attorney General Pam Bondi has filed charges against three people involved in three different vandalism incidents involving Teslas and charging stations. Hopefully, she'll make an example of them and make others think twice about firebombing Cybertrucks.

A surprisingly large number of people on the Left have tried to justify these attacks. After all, Elon Musk is a "polarizing figure," so really he's brought this upon himself.

As we reported earlier, conservatives don't resort to domestic terrorism if they disagree with a company. They might boycott it, but that's it. No one was shooting up Bud Light breweries after the company decided to team up with Dylan Mulvaney and present him with a specially printed can commemorating his 100th day of "being a girl."

Kid Rock, who's not exactly subtle, posted a video of himself using Bud Light cans for target practice. Isn't that domestic terrorism?

Seems completely unrelated.

Kid Rock didn't enter a grocery store and open fire on a display of Bud Light.

Fox News' Jessica Tarlov followed the same line of reasoning.

"… and everyone wants to mea culpa over that."

But back to the original question … doesn't it seem unfair to call what they're doing to Tesla domestic terrorism when it's really just a boycott? A fiery but mostly peaceful boycott.