The "Tesla Takedown" movement, a nationwide peaceful protest initiative, has entered its third month, with thousands of protesters gathering outside Tesla showrooms and Supercharger locations across the US, Canada, and Europe. The protests, which began in late January, aim to boycott Tesla and its CEO Elon Musk, citing concerns over his efforts to eliminate humanitarian aid, close federal agencies, and fire government workers.

The protests, which were billed as a "Global Day of Action," saw demonstrations at hundreds of Tesla locations, with protesters waving signs, chanting slogans, and engaging in peaceful acts of civil disobedience. The movement has gained significant momentum in recent weeks, with Tesla's sales and stock value taking a hit as a result.

In London, a small but determined group of protesters gathered outside a Tesla showroom, waving signs and chanting slogans. The protest was peaceful, with no police presence needed. In Washington, DC, protesters danced outside a Tesla showroom, wearing boas and boat captain hats, and holding signs that read "Nazi cars sold here" and "Porsche = fast, Ferrari = faster, Tesla = fascist."

In Paramus, New Jersey, the protests took a more confrontational turn, with pro-Trump and Musk supporters showing up to counter-protest. The atmosphere was tense, with protesters on both sides exchanging heated words and gestures. In Akron, Ohio, a surprising number of protesters turned out, including many older adults using scooters and wheelchairs, who were there to show their support for the movement.

In other locations, such as Walnut Creek, California, and Long Beach, California, protesters gathered in large numbers, waving signs and chanting slogans. In New York City, hundreds of protesters marched and chanted in front of a Tesla showroom, with some staging a "die-in" and lying down on the street with cardboard signs shaped like gravestones.

The protests come as Elon Musk has been facing criticism for his efforts to eliminate humanitarian aid, close federal agencies, and fire government workers. Musk has also been accused of promoting fascist ideologies, which has sparked widespread outrage and concern. The "Tesla Takedown" movement is calling for a boycott of Tesla and its products, as well as for Musk to be held accountable for his actions.

Despite the protests, Musk has shown no signs of backing down, and has instead threatened to "sic the government" on those who are "pushing" what he calls "Tesla propaganda." The FBI has launched a task force to investigate Tesla attacks, and several people have been arrested for vandalism and other crimes related to the protests.

The "Tesla Takedown" movement is a significant development in the ongoing saga surrounding Elon Musk and Tesla. As the protests continue to gain momentum, it remains to be seen what impact they will have on the company and its CEO. One thing is clear, however: the movement is not going away anytime soon, and will continue to be a thorn in the side of Tesla and Musk until their demands are met.