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A Tesla crashed through a fence and landed on top of an ambulance in a San Diego parking lot -- (link)
Posted by
budice
Mar 31 '22, 11:31
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https://twitter.com/KTLA/status/1509590026505445380
(twitter.com)
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Paragraph three before there being a driver at fault is mentioned. -- nm
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TWuG
Mar 31, 11:41
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when paragraph 1 & 2 are each only one sentence long, I'm not sure that's such a big deal -- nm
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decline
Mar 31, 11:44
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It's not even a story except that it's a Tesla and omitting the "driver" from the headline was a choice.
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TWuG
Mar 31, 11:49
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Above-average vehicle weight and speed characteristics also play into it, but really, it's only called out for novelty.
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Beryllium
Mar 31, 11:51
IOW, the headline was written to give the impression the car, not the driver, was at fault. An impression that is often used in Tesla news stories. -- nm
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TWuG
Mar 31, 11:51
Where was Dean Winters? -- nm
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crash davis
Mar 31, 11:38
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