In an epic display of grassroots resistance, over 200 “Tesla Takedown” protests erupted across the United States, turning Elon Musk’s electric empire into a full-blown political battleground.

Activists are staging what can only be described as a massive middle finger to Musk’s controversial role in the Trump administration’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), targeting Tesla locations nationwide with dance parties, protest signs, and serious big dick energy.

The Resistance Rises

From Washington DC to Chicago, protesters are sending a crystal clear message: billionaires can’t just waltz in and dismantle government agencies like they’re reorganizing a messy closet. Demonstrators carried signs denouncing federal workforce cuts, chanted slogans, and even hosted “Tesla Takedown Dance Parties” - because nothing says political activism like grooving to disco while making a point.

Why We’re Mad

The protesters aren’t just angry - they’re strategically furious. With Musk slashing research funding, eliminating critical health policy offices, and seemingly treating government work like a corporate restructuring project, people are legitimately terrified about long-term societal impacts. From medical research to international aid, these cuts aren’t just numbers - they’re devastating real human lives.

The Power of Collective Action

As protester Alainn Hanson bluntly put it: “I’m sick of billionaires trampling over working class people”. And honestly? Same. These demonstrations prove that when people unite, they can challenge even the most powerful tech moguls. The message is clear: your wealth doesn’t give you a free pass to destroy critical infrastructure.

Stay angry, stay organized, and keep dancing, friends. 💪🏽