So what if the Teslas are built in the US? How does that change anything? What if they were built in Canada, like a lot of GM cars are these days? Or Japan?
Making things is generally fertile ground for job satisfaction.
They didn't realize that as the USA were involved, the discussion was doomed to degenerate into a mediocre and moderately interesting patriotic blabber. These readers simply lake basic knowledge of the average American state of mind.
As someone who used to be one of them, I give you our sincere apologies and invite you to keep going on your war veterans and industrial pride.
This has nothing to do with Americans specifically beyond the fact that there may be more Americans on this forum than other individual countries, so there are more comments. There's no need to come on here and spew anti-American sentiments like you are so coyly doing right now. Americans aren't leaving hateful comments on stories about other countries startup scenes. This is a story about a successful American startup doing their business in America in a fashion that is not the same as typical established American companies in their industry. And somehow you're surprised that local hackers are pleased by this?