Tesla is rushing to push robotaxis onto Austin streets without proper testing, putting families at risk. Despite zero real-world trials without human drivers, Elon Musk insists on launching this dangerous experiment. This reckless move shows Big Tech’s arrogance, valuing profits over public safety.
Reports reveal Tesla secretly tested vehicles using 300 operators on set routes, hiding flaws. Even their own drivers avoided risky scenarios, proving the tech isn’t ready. What happened to putting Americans first? Texans are being used as lab rats for Musk’s vanity project.
Liberal politicians greenlit this gamble, ignoring glaring safety gaps. While regular folks follow rules, Tesla gets special treatment. If a trucker or factory worker cut corners this way, they’d be shut down immediately. The double standard reeks of coastal elite corruption.
Analysts predict disaster, citing Tesla’s history of overpromising and underdelivering. Remember when they claimed full self-driving was “two years away” in 2015? Ten years later, they’re still faking it. Hardworking taxpayers shouldn’t foot the bill for Silicon Valley’s pipe dreams.
The robotaxis could become rolling death traps in school zones and shopping districts. Real people – moms driving minivans, dads hauling tools to job sites – will pay the price when these glitchy machines malfunction. Safety should trump corporate greed every time.
Musk’s loyalists claim this tech will save lives, but empty promises don’t protect children. Until these cars prove themselves crash-free for years, they belong in closed courses, not public roads. True innovation doesn’t endanger communities to boost stock prices.
This fiasco exposes America’s dangerous obsession with unproven green initiatives. While environmentalists cheer, they ignore the human cost. How many accidents will it take before regulators do their job? The Biden administration’s EV mandates made this mess inevitable.
Conservatives must demand accountability. No special deals for billionaire buddies. If Tesla wants public roads, they must meet the same safety standards as every auto worker’s pickup truck. Texas values common sense, not California-style corporate welfare disguised as progress.
