Hegar

It is not. Writing “wash me” is not vandalism. This is not vandalism. Outside of the courtroom, reality is more important than a legal definition.

Moreover, legal definitions are irrelevant to whether an act is moral. Your fixation on this point in the face of so many people highlighting that no harm has been done again suggests you’re not arguing in good faith.

Writing in dirt is just not vandalism.

You insisting otherwise makes it seem like you might not be asking this question in good faith.

What will it accomplish?

It’s not directed at the owner, but bystanders.

If you didn’t know or care that musk was a self confessed nazi, seeing vandalized teslas is still likely to discourage you from buying one. We’re social primates and forceful, visible displays of disapproval work.

Isolating a nazi brand and putting downward pressure on sales is vastly more important than an overwhelmingly wealthy demographic - tesla owners - having to use their insurance (worst case) or spend 5 minutes washing their car (as in OP’s example).

hard for everyone

People who are struggling can’t afford teslas.

educate people

Musk supporters don’t change their opinion based on information. Tesla owners who bought before they realized musk is a nazi don’t need education.

Vandalizing an object that materially supports fascism is obviously morally acceptable.

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Pete Hegseth Putin tells NATO…

It’s not really a right wing culture war at this point, they’re trying to destroy any source of information not controlled by the rich fascists who’ve seized control of the state.

This is a troll account with a post history of straight trolling. Report and block is the only appropriate response.