Far-right figures and white nationalists celebrate Elon Musk's antisemitic post: "What we were saying in Charlottesville"
Content warning: This article contains examples of bigoted rhetoric and profanity. Elon Musk, the owner of X (formerly Twitter), agreed with a paid X Premium user who claimed that Jewish communities push “hatred against whites” and support “hordes of minorities … flooding their country,” calling it “the actual truth.” In response, far-right figures and white nationalists have praised Musk for pushing the antisemitic conspiracy theory, echoing “what we were saying in Charlottesville” and “normalising our ideas.”
Source: mediamatters.org
