The problem with $TSLA bulls is how they brush off every single piece of the story as unimportant: "it's just a few suppliers," "it's just some disgruntled employees," "loser exec couldn't take the heat," "not real customers," "fake news," "the bonds are being manipulated"
They are all "small" pieces of the bigger jigsaw, but if you piece them together, then you wouldn't be so puzzled. Bears build the big picture from these small pieces, bulls dismiss them, throw them out and build a big picture filled with holes, based on hope and possibility.
To give you a concrete example: $TSLA is down $115 since the go-private announcement high. Bears see these losses as part of the bigger decline in $TSLA, while bulls were saying "it's just down 3%" every day. Imagine $TSLA in 2020 dropping from $4 to $3 "it's just one dollar!"