I especially appreciate how the CEO admits that he breaks the law and employs a worker who is undocumented. But that it’s okay because he loves them. 
While the original comments were only up for about 18 minutes, Alexander issued a statement on his Facebook, saying, “I am in no way racist, one of my top team members is undocumented and whom I love dearly… I’m sorry. I still love you all! Even Kelly [Escobedo], that’s my heart.”
Arrogance, hate and stupidity is a volatile mix.
“The internet is a crazy place, some people will take your statements and turn it into something completely out of context. The hate these people have ensued on me, my business, and my character is absolutely dispicable. [sic]”
Out of context? There’s no context that makes what you said any better.
Showing the entire statement is not “out of context”.
“Some of my best friends are [insert ethnicity/religion/whatever of choice]!
Besides, [he/she] is one of the good ones!”
Some cybertruck owners apparently live in denial.
However, some Cybertruck owners in the group suggest that he’s getting so much hate because Kumait wrapped his Cybertruck gold.
No, it’s because you’re giving obvious support to a Nazi.
I love the author’s attempt to solicit comments from the readers:
Whatever the case, it’s surprising to see how much public hate Cybertruck owners face. What do you think is the cause behind all this negativity? Please let me know in the comments.
Seriously?
It’s right up there with having a golden toilet. Maybe if he’s lucky someone will steal it.
He’s gonna end up living in a van.
Fingers crossed.
Imagine how the rest of us felt in November, dumbfucks.
I’ve seen the woman in the first part of the video, the one crying about the food stamps, and if I recall, she’s actually a democrat, and a fairly vocal one. I could be mistaken though.
And they’ll vote the same way next time.
The video in this post is…
She’s amazing!
