What you are saying has merit but is missing quite a bit of detail. The one that they didn't shoot down (until it crossed the entirety of the United States) was huge and loaded with technology capable of spying on the US. These ones they did shoot down were likely hobby balloons.

So they did nothing while we were spied on; queue public outcry.

Then they wasted a lot of money and effort to blow up something to try to distract us from their inaction the first time around; queue public outcry.

The details matter.

You're right. 80% is significantly different from "Virtually 100%." Thanks for looking that up. I think my point still stands about how much of the market Tesla owns, but I was lazy and overstated the position.

I mean yeah from virtually 100% to anything less than that. Don't get me wrong I'm thrilled to see entrants into the market, I just think the headline could use a little more effort.