Saskatchewan Cybertruck Owner Targeted: Is it Musk Backlash? 

Cybertruck: Status Symbol or Target? A Saskatchewan owner claims his truck was vandalized due to perceived political affiliations with Elon Musk. Is this an isolated incident, or are we seeing the beginning of a trend? Are Cybertruck owners becoming unwitting billboards for Musk's persona, and subsequently, targets for those who disagree with his views? This raises some serious questions about the future of owning a highly visible, arguably polarizing vehicle. Where does personal expression end and public perception begin? Could this incident influence future Cybertruck sales, or even Tesla's design philosophy going forward? Furthermore, does this incident highlight a growing trend of associating consumer products with political ideologies? Let's discuss. What are your thoughts?