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rvnx ◴[] No.43603567[source]

Trying to meddle and interfere with foreign elections wasn't Elon Musk's smartest idea

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spiderfarmer ◴[] No.43603627[source]

He spent an outrageous amount to buy his own platform just to boost tweets that ironically highlight how making - or losing - money doesn’t reflect talent in anything else.

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1. ttyprintk ◴[] No.43605398[source]

Well, he wants to do business in Germany yet when the cameras are on, he can’t suppress Nazi salutes. He says he wants a trial.

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2. kreetx ◴[] No.43609824[source]

There are a compilation of these salutes of top Democrats doing similar gestures. Has there been anything more by Elon on this front in addition to moving his arm (accidentally) in a specific angle?

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3. owebmaster ◴[] No.43610812[source]

> Has there been anything more by Elon on this front in addition to moving his arm (accidentally) in a specific angle?

Is this your most honest reaction to his act? Have in mind that he did it twice to be sure everyone got it.

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4. spiderfarmer ◴[] No.43610999[source]

Musk retweeted a post suggesting that public sector workers, not Adolf Hitler, were responsible for mass murders during the Holocaust.

But hey. Are you really curious or just cosplaying?

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5. kreetx ◴[] No.43626362{3}[source]

I personally think the resemblance is accidental (have you seen how many times AOC does it in one video?).

But hand gestures weren't the worse thing the nazis in Germany did - have you seen anything else that supports your caim?

6. kreetx ◴[] No.43626386{3}[source]

Only the single leader committed the crimes?