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Anti-corporation violence on the rise after attacks on OpenAI, Tesla #shorts #news #tesla #openai 94%
4/16/2026, 11:01:05 PM
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A suspect hurled an improvised incendiary device at a Tesla sales office in New Orleans, igniting a massive fire and torching the front of the building.
Investigators say they're looking into whether it's part of a bigger pattern now of violence against big corporations across the country.
We're also learning more about the man accused of throwing a similar device at Open AI CEO's home, Sam Alman.
A reporter with the Free Press says he spoke with that man accused of throwing that firebomb.
The suspect in an internet chat previously suggested he was interested in luiging some tech CEOs, which is a reference to Luigi Manion, the man charged with murdering United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson in broad daylight in the middle of Manhattan.
He isn't the only one using Luigian Luigi's image, however, when causing mass destruction.
This is right out of Southern California.
That suspect is now facing felony charges, arson charges for intentionally starting multiple fires at that warehouse.
Investigators say he posted videos of himself setting pallets of paper on fire and was motivated by hostility to capitalism and corporations.
He also reportedly compared himself to Luigi Manion and a phone
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