Here's my view after reading a number of your posts: You like to stir the pot and complain -- not just once but as much as possible. Then when others say "enough already" you use others who say good things about Tesla as justification for your repetitive negative posts.
Here's my view of why you are misguided: Before Tesla emerged, experts said it was impossible to start a new car company in the US, let alone one that in a few short years would
outsell Mercedes, BMW, Audi, And Porsche In the US. Yet according to you:
Tesla has done the impossible but the press shouldn't report on that - that's skewing the press! The press and even customers should contantly bash Tesla like you do. There's no room for growing pains in your perfect world. Also, it's not good enough for you to
once point out your problems, you must hammer and hammer away at them. The fact that Tesla is alive and thriving, beyond expectations, when
Tesla was in fact expected to fail, so bothers you that you can't bring yourself to post once about a problem, you must do so multiple times because: How dare the press and customers sing Tesla's praises when you have lists you keep repeatedly posting here to balance out all that!
The thing about it is that there is merit in what you say but you seem to relish so much in bashing Tesla that if I did not own one, you might have possibly turned me off from buying one. If anyone is on the fence, your constant negative posts might serve to push them back over so they won't buy one.
However, I bet if someone asked you to simply answer "yes" or "no" as to whether they should buy a Tesla... you would say "yes". You'd have to bite your lip not being able to tell them all of your complaints, but all of those complaints still do not bring you to the conclusion that you regret buying your Tesla. That's my view at least. And if you don't regret buying a product, how can you be so dead set at repeatedly bashing the product?
