Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez rips Elon Musk: 'In this country, we hate Nazis'
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez rips Elon Musk: 'In this country, we hate Nazis'
"I still am not rocking with anyone sympathetic to Nazis," the Democrat said. "And I will do that until I am six feet in the ground.”
Summary
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez criticized Elon Musk after he made a gesture during Trump’s inauguration resembling a Nazi salute.
Musk and his allies dismissed the comparison, calling such accusations exaggerated.
Ocasio-Cortez, however, called the gesture unacceptable, emphasizing America’s history of opposing Nazis and the Confederacy.
She also condemned the Anti-Defamation League for defending Musk, accusing it of losing credibility.
Her comments sparked broader debate on symbols, gestures, and their implications amid Trump’s return to office.
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Do we though? Do we really, truly, hate Nazis? The evidence so far is not that conclusive.
I hate Nazis, but I don't think the country as a whole hates Nazis.
95 0 ReplyWell, you certainly used to, judging by the efforts and sacrifices 80 years ago, but there's certainly a lot of evidence to indicate a lot of Americans of today think you were on the wrong side back then.
20 1 ReplyYou may want to reread some history, there were plenty of Nazi sympathizers and collaborators (read: nazis) in the US back then too.
37 0 ReplyOh I'm well aware, but push came to show and the better minds prevailed, back then, and as a result, so did the country.
I'm not convinced the outcome would've been the same today.
7 0 ReplyThe saying is "if push comes to shove" ie if shit gets real /escalates.
6 0 ReplyEnglish is not my native tongue, and I knew I was on thin ice with that one..
8 0 ReplyIt's actually "on thin eyes", i.e people are watching you closely.
Nah just fucking with ya.
5 0 ReplyIt's good that he's not taking his ESL for granite.
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Not a big deal, I just prefer knowing if I make a mistake in my second language so I don't keep making it.
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And then those better minds snapped up as many Nazi scientists they could and put them to work for "the good guys", and burnt a few crosses.
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See, that's the issue though, you say they "think you were on the wrong side"... but they don't think. They put on a hat with the team colors and just thoughtlessly repeat the chants as the organist plays the fight song.
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