>Because I'm not trying to criticize Elon Musk here, But you (and others like-minded) are. You're latching on to a Nazi salute you've projected onto him and tr

>Because I'm not trying to criticize Elon Musk here, But you (and others like-minded) are. You're latching on to a Nazi salute you've projected onto him and trying to use it as the point of criticism. You yourself just admitted you "see [a] perfect sieg heil", even. >It seems like you agree that the motion is identical, but you are saying that it is a sieg heil but not a 'nazi salute' He did it while shouting "My heart goes out to you!" to the crowd, so it's not a "sieg heil" either. If he's saluting anyone/thing at all, he's saluting the people and the spirit of America. I couldn't care less if it's identical, though if you really want my honest opinion on judging that: I wouldn't think of Adolf Hitler as the first thing; then again I don't have my mind in the proverbial Progressive gutter either. >elon musk "does not" support racism, advocate for cruelty, regulate speech, or centralize power. Yeah, or to rephrase: In what ways is Elon Musk a Nazi? In the true, real, proper sense of the term "Nazi". Not the dirty word "Nazi" that gets thrown around like candy on disagreeables. What I think you need to ask yourself is: Why is "Nazi!" the first thing that comes to your mind and is that really justifiable? You're quite welcome to hate Musk if you want to, I have no problem with that and Musk can defend himself if he feels the need. I couldn't care less. But I am concerned for your mental health if you need to scream Nazi allegations to justify it.