Scott Jennings Condemns Attacks on Tesla as Domestic Terrorism

WASHINGTON D.C (VINnews)-CNN commentator Scott Jennings has voiced strong condemnation of the recent attacks on Tesla dealerships, labeling them as acts of domestic terrorism. His remarks come in the wake of escalating violence against Tesla owners and facilities, which he argues is a coordinated effort driven by political animosity.

Jennings stated, “Donald Trump said these are domestic terrorists. Everybody laughed about it and scoffed at it. That video [of the attacks] looks like terrorism to me.” He emphasized that the attacks are not random but rather a systematic campaign against individuals who chose to support Tesla, many of whom may not align with the political right.

He further elaborated on the nature of these attacks, describing them as “one angry mob after another willing to take things into their own hands,” which includes acts of vandalism such as keying cars, firebombing, and damaging charging stations. Jennings expressed outrage at the lack of accountability for those involved, insisting, “People ought to be put in jail and left there for a very long time and be taught a lesson.”

Highlighting the irony of the situation, Jennings pointed out that Elon Musk, a significant contributor to American innovation and space exploration, is facing threats for his success. “This right here – what’s going on with a guy who helps our country, who runs successful companies, who doesn’t have to be doing this – and now one of his companies is under systematic terroristic threat… it’s outrageous!” he exclaimed.

In closing, Jennings called for a serious response to these actions, stating, “These people who are doing this need to be found, put in jail, and made an example of.” His comments reflect a growing concern over the intersection of politics and personal safety in America today.