The article discusses a recent public incident involving Elon Musk, who allegedly made Nazi salutes at a rally. Minnesota Governor Tim Walz openly criticized Musk, labeling his actions as such. Despite Musk's legal threats towards Walz, the focus remains on the troubling normalization of Nazi imagery within political discourse. This situation highlights the challenges of addressing hate symbols in modern politics, as well as the influence of public figures on societal norms. The article notes the contrast in reactions from various parties, including the ADL's restrained stance on Musk's behavior compared to their robust critiques of far-right groups like AfD.
It's obvious that he knows what a Nazi salute looks like - the website he bought is full of people doing it - and he's recently been vocally supportive of Germany's AfD party.
If you've somehow managed to see what Elon did, you can gauge the similarities for yourself.
Tim Walz... is back in the public eye after describing what quacks and walks like a duck what it was - a Nazi salute.
Actually following through with suing Walz for accurately characterizing his Trump Heil wouldn't be the dumbest thing Elon has done.
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