Protests vs. Felonies: The Truth About Tesla Arson Incidents

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Written By Todd Huff

My friends, NBC wants you to believe setting Teslas on fire is an “apparent act of protest.”

But it’s actually an apparent felony.

You see, protests are legal — and destroying property is illegal.

Here in Indiana, torching a Tesla could land you a Level 6 Felony, a $10,000 fine, and a cozy stay in the clink.

For years, I’ve offered a public service to those confused about the difference between a protest and a riot.

Protests involve signs, chants, and free speech. But your protest becomes a riot when fires are lit, cars are smashed, and violence erupts.

And when violence is used to intimidate others for political ends, congratulations — you’ve graduated from rioter to domestic terrorist.

This has been a public service announcement from The Todd Huff Show.

Todd Huff

Todd Huff is a popular talk show host and podcaster known for his intelligent and entertaining conservative discussions on The Todd Huff Show, which attracts 200,000 weekly listeners. He covers a variety of topics, including politics and culture, with a focus on authentic and meaningful dialogue. Outside of work, he enjoys traveling with his family, spending time outdoors, and coaching his kids' soccer team.

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