Why was there a pro-Hitler, Holocaust-denying ad on X?
Why was there a pro-Hitler, Holocaust-denying ad on X?
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Why was there a pro-Hitler, Holocaust-denying ad on X?
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It might seem trivial, but this stupid headline points to one reason Republicans have been winning. Everyone (notably journalists) still feels the need to "play the game" as they've always known it.
Oh, Candidate A said something? The game rules say you now have to run a quote in response from Candidate B.
But when Candidate B is an openly corrupt, lying, fascist, rapist shitpile who can't make it to the potty in time and is in the pocket of Russia, maybe take the fucking gloves off at some point and stop pretending you can or SHOULD be impartial. Here, watch:
After Public Nazi Salute Musk-Owned X Now Running Pro-Hitler, Holocaust-Denying Ads
It's not perfect, yet still worlds better.
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Here, watch:
After Public Nazi Salute Musk-Owned X Now Running Pro-Hitler, Holocaust-Denying Ads
Because they're scared. Print that, get buried in lawsuits by the richest edge lord in history.
You have to be smarter than this and actually defund his backers. Make it incredibly hard for them to be associated with him. Show him as a losing proposition.
As long as he's winning, people are buying Tesla's, the US is financing public money into space X, and multinationals are active and paying for Twitter then nothing is going to change.
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Tesla sales are dropping and drivers are getting harassed already, we'll see I guess.
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This can't be the whole truth, though. What ivanafterall is describing is true for essentially the whole western world. Media (or at least high-brow media) feel they need to be respectable, and to be respectable you have to be perfectly neutral. Not just in America did established media feel the need trivialise Musk's obvious Hitler salute, this happened all over. I follow Dutch and German media, and haven't seen a mainline newspaper call it what it was.
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Scared? The journalists shouldn't be. They'll never have to write about it.
Every major news organization is owned by a small handful of people playing for the same team. Internet exposure? Maybe for a few minutes before your site is delisted/deranked and/or taken down by a barrage of nonsense DCMA takedown notices that are effective immediately (with no evidence) but to reverse them you need to painstakingly disprove each: to both your provider and the claimant.
Time to accept that we're juuuust at the tipping point of freedom of speech and expression. Slip a bit more and we're sliding right into an identical situation as seen in China, North Korea, and Russia. Remind me... who does the head apricot idolize? Neat.
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Just change it to 'controversial salute' and keep the rest. People will fill in the blanks
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You can and should have spicy reporting while remaining impartial. It takes more work to drum up the evidence, but that's what separates good reporting from great reporting.
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Because X is owned by a pro-hitler probably Holocaust-denying shit heal.
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He doesn't deny the holocaust. He sees it as a good idea.
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Nazis do both at the same time because they lie
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It's quite common for nazis to do both. "The death count is inflated, but they deserved it anyway/I wish it were more" and such.
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Of course he does, it reminds him of home.
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*that did a Nazi salute.
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*shitheel
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Because pro-Hitler, Holocaust-denying content aligns with the platforms ownership and doesn’t receive an appropriate response from a user base who learned about aliens on History and history on Fox News entertainment.
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Because Elon is a Nazi.
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The "master" race
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The beast with two heads
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is this a rhetorical question?
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Yes, the article is meant to expose that the rules of X literally don't prevent pro Nazi content. And history falsification is also allowed.
The second part is illegal in many countries. Even if Nazi propaganda is legal, which it also isn't in some countries.
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Well, duh, where else would a pro-Hitler, Holocaust-denying ad be?
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Sure it's an ad and not just the owner's tweets?
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It says it's an ad in the post at the top right
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Oh yeah, I too hate Hitler only because of Schindlers list. I grew up in Europe in the 80s and there is absolutely no other reason than that movie why we should hate him, really! The guy could do no wrong, he even loved dogs! Hell, he even painted! Bos Ross paints too, why would you hate Bob Ross? Don't hate Hitler, he's like Bob Ross!
I feel like I need to shower and apologize to Bob after writing this.
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Jfc.
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How is that a serious question? Are they trying to be deliberately obtuse, or are they just fucking stupid?
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Just asking questions makes it harder to sue under English libel law.
Look at the difference.
Elon musk is a Nazi.
A clear factual statement leaves room for disagreement. Maybe he's just an edgelord fascist radicalized by 4chan but doesn't have enough fashion sense to be a Nazi.
Elon musk is a Nazi?
Perfectly safe.
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Interesting. I hadn't considered that possibility.
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This is it for the curious:
This is just related:
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Stop asking questions when you know the answer.
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Because X is a nazi bar. For nazi's. Nazi's like this kind of thing.
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Because look who's running it, that's why. If Musk isn't a full-blown Nazi, he's at minimum a Nazi sympathizer, which is still really bad.
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He has Nazi sympathizers in his family going back to WWII. He grew up in apartheid South Africa. Dude is scary.
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You know why.
Also, get off Twitler
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Where else would one publish such an ad?
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At home, I.e. "Truth" Social?
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Why is water wet?
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It's the new Apple ad campaign
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Why is anyone asking such an idiotic question?
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For idiots to know the answer.
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Because we all saw this coming after everybody voted for Trump last November. If you didn’t see it coming then you were just part of their plan.
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Cuz its X, that's why. I really don't know why we tolerate this shit, or why people still use that site.
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Yep. I'm so lost why anyone who remotely dislikes trump and musk still use it. Switch to bluesky or something from the fediverse...but gtfo xitter..
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I don't think the question is if there was one.
The question is, would anyone be surprised if there was?
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I have added Elon to my block keywords, but lately the circlejerk had somehow seeped its way out onto my feed.
Could anyone share other blocked terms they find effective?
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Add Elmo and pedoguy.
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"on X"
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Oh, that's good.
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You know why. We all know why.
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Why is there steak at the steakhouse??
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Gee I wonder why. Truly a mystery for the chronicles. /s
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that's just elon's account
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The ad paid money to the platform, and said platform has been increasingly permissive with hate, anger, and public opinion manipulation since Musk bought it.
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How does this article not include a picture of the ad?
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Because they know their target audience, presumably.
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I’ll give you three guesses
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- spend millions to create laws to protect a genocidal entity working towards ethnic cleansing Palestinians from their lands.
- why Twitter have a Nazi and?
What do you expect from people who worked hard to support Zionist Nazi in their mission in genociding the Palestinians since WWII with historical knowing ties to Hitler, and allowing them to bluntly own all branches of government? It was evident at least since the attempt of ethnically cleansing Gaza that the US government and many fascist allies in Europe have no issue with white supremacy. They been actively and proudly stating their goals, but the American people got played with fake democracy until it reaches this moment.
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Seriously, my first thought was looking forward to the ADL explaining why smiling Hitler denying the Holocaust is not antisemitic since it isnt against Israel or something.
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"Zionist nazis" is the most ridiculous thing I read this month. People like you really lost contact with the reality
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Projection
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Yes definitely lost touch with reality.
https://www.jstor.org/stable/2536016
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haavara_Agreement
The Haavara Agreement (Hebrew: הֶסְכֵּם הַעֲבָרָה, romanized: heskem haavara, lit. 'transfer agreement') was an agreement between Nazi Germany and Zionist organizations signed on 25 August 1933. The agreement was finalized after three months of talks by the Zionist Federation of Germany, the Anglo-Palestine Bank (under the directive of the Jewish Agency) and the economic authorities of Nazi Germany. It was a major factor in making possible the migration of approximately 60,000 German Jews to Palestine between 1933 and 1939.[1]
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The world may never figure this out.
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Because Elmo musk out it there, I presume? He is, after all, a neo nazi and he loves pointing at nazi stuff sooooo...
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I'm genuinely shocked it was taken down at this stage in our self-destruction
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Elon does not care.
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Actually, he does care for and enjoys the company of nazis
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What's up with the username (Nixon Groyper) ? I understand Groyper, but Nixon was a pretty okay president up until Watergate and very much not a Nazi.
I think it would've been funnier if the first name was Brandon, Andrew (Andrew Jackson and the trail of tears), or Franklin (FDR and Japanese Internment).
Maybe it's a serious ad though, but in that case, why pick Nixon?
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Do you understand Groyper, though?
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Well, I understand what it means, I don't understand the people who align themselves with it.
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Sounds like free speech here in the United States. I understand Musk might not be consistent but I welcome free speech on social media. If you don't like it then block it & move on. It's almost like Democrats search for things to get upset about. Really annoying cause free speech used to be something Democrats cared about & now they are pro-censorship & fascist just like Republicans. They're thirsty for violence against people that say something that offends them.
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Here's some free speech for you:
Fuck you, Nazi-enabler.
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Clearly your emotions dictate any logic you might be capable of someday.
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There are limits to free speech just like there are limits to other freedoms. For example: "The right to swing my fist ends where the other man’s nose begins." IOW where harm is done. So the question becomes do messages like this cause harm? IANAL, but I believe that it would qualify as hate speech, which is widely considered to cause harm.
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It's also important to distinguish freedom of speech (protected by the first amendment) from free speech (a made up concept meant to bastardize on the former and to allow social media post whatever they want anonymously, like this ad).
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Hate speech isn't a thing in the US & countries that have enacted those pro-fascist "hate speech" laws have since seen alt-right ideologies start growing at unprecedented rates.
There are over 50 years of case law on the subject. We can discuss prominent cases on it if you want, or heck why don't you sue & claim it is hate speech, send me the docket number and I'll eat my popcorn.
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I suggest you call the nearest mall and tell them you placed a bomb in there. It's just free speech, it's not like you actually put a bomb there, you're just saying it, so it's fine. If they don't like it they just can hang up and move on. I think it will be a totally fun and safe experience for you to try and that there will be absolutely no consequences for anyone involved, because that's how free speech works.
Or maybe, I don't know, you could pick someone you don't like and start telling people that they're a pedophile! It doesn't even have to be true, it's just free speech. You are free to say whatever you want! And if someone wanted to do the same thing to you, it should absolutely be their right to do so! Free speech for everyone! It's literally free!
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Your example is bad faith, but I assume you know that already. If it isn't, then I really don't know if I can explain to someone that lacks mental acuity about over 50 years of case law on the subject. There is even more case law on libel & slander, but it sounds like reading isn't your forte. However, if you're capable of reading then I suggest you do so. But go on & pretend to be ignorant, or maybe you really are & if so then come back after you've actually read & studied the decisions by the courts and we can discuss what you think they got wrong.
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Because musk himself posted those ads, obviously.
What is the point of that article? Let's associate everything negative on Twitter with musk personally because we dont like him?
Funny, I expected to find "Technology" posts here, not political activism.
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Musk wasnt even elected
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Out of curiosity, are any other department heads elected? (Canadian here, don't know US system well.)
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If you think technology isnt analogous with socio-political development then you have definitely missed a huge point in the tech-sphere.
Technology is not your friend. It will consume you, destroy you, and ultimately replace you. Not in a philosophical way, but rather literal sadly.
It's not a new thought, decades old.
If you do not want to be aware, please close your eyes. Life will eventually force them awake.
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The site is literally bought, paid for, and owned by a nazi.
Next question.
It hurts when i do this. What should i do.
Stop doing it. NEXT!