Late Night Laughs While Tesla Dealerships Burn

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They don’t call it “Hate-Night TV” for nothing.

Recently, some team members from “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” expressed their fondness for Luigi Mangione. He’s the individual who stands accused of coldly murdering a healthcare CEO.

Jimmy Kimmel, host of ABC’s show, revealed love letters supposedly written by staff members to the accused killer. Previously known for “The Man Show”, he found no issue in this revelation.

And why not?

In recent years, Kimmel and his team have relentlessly criticized the Republican Party in a way that has become quite intense. This intensity may have led their audience to overlook or disregard the actual real-life effects of GOP policies.

Currently, “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” and “The Daily Show” are making jokes about Tesla dealerships catching fire nationwide. The reason for this is…

Elon Musk owns the largest EV car company in the country. That’s why.

In simpler terms, during his commentary, “The Daily Show’s” Jordan Klepper appeared to defend or rationalize the actions of terrorists, coming across as self-righteous and judgemental in his tone.

It could cause some frustration if you were to abruptly end someone’s medical trial midway. For instance, consider the discomfort of suddenly halting malaria treatment or having an incomplete butt lift surgery. Can you envision that? Can you imagine it? You’d never be able to buy off-the-rack pants again! Or let me put it another way: Perhaps they’re upset because it seems like you lack the necessary knowledge and expertise.

The crowd showed no hesitation in applauding the violent scenes. Instead, they enthusiastically approved of the chaos, seemingly unconcerned with the role that Tesla vehicles continue to play as pioneers in the electric vehicle evolution.

Climate Change? What Climate Change?

Additionally, Tesla dealerships are operated by fellow U.S. citizens. The potential for these individuals’ livelihoods being jeopardized is a significant concern in light of terrorist attacks.

Or, perhaps, their actual lives might go up in smoke.

Hilarious, no?

On “Jimmy Kimmel Live!”, an audience leaning towards the liberal spectrum applauded instances of alleged domestic terrorism, while Kimmel grinned and posed for the camera.

Addressing the camera with a touch of sarcasm, he earnestly requested, “For heaven’s sake, let’s not deface. Under no circumstances should Tesla vehicles be defaced.

Kimmel momentarily halted, giving the sarcasm a chance to resonate, then continued with another part of his act, causing the crowd to chuckle.

During the pandemic, when the U.S. government ordered a nationwide closure of businesses, an action now viewed as both unnecessary and ineffective, both Kimmel and Stephen Colbert made fun of those who demonstrated against this decision.

Said protesters didn’t light anything on fire, though.

In the case of “The Late Show”, host Colbert might need to navigate his comments about Tesla with caution. Previously, he has openly declared that he owns a Tesla car.

Will he keep that quiet moving forward?

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2025-03-20 19:03