Owning a Tesla is complicated these days. Whether you think Elon was grabbing his heart and tossing it to the crowd—or throwing a Sieg Heil—there’s no denying he’s actively undermining democracy and dismantling institutions that care for people in need. Driving a car made by his company has become toxic.

So what’s a Tesla owner to do?

Maybe, like me, you believe fighting climate change is critical, and you bought your Tesla back when you knew Musk was a toxic jerk—but didn’t know he was a closet Nazi. Selling the car (or arranging for its theft) won’t fix the problem. You’d just pass the toxicity along to someone else without making a dent in the company’s bottom line.

But there’s another option: removing the Tesla emblem. It’s a simple, visible statement. Imagine if every Tesla on the road was stripped of its insignia. That would be a message—and give you some space from Musk’s ideology.

The good news? It’s easy to do. Here’s how.