Left responds to Musk opening his auto production line with insults and bogus allegations of racism

Tyler O'Neil:
On Sunday, Tesla founder Elon Musk tweeted a four-word message that made conservatives jubilant. Musk had defied the coronavirus lockdown orders in Alameda County, Calif., opening his plant and announcing he would move much of his company to freedom-loving Texas. Yet his message on Sunday seemed to confirm his support for freedom over socialism.

“Take the red pill,” Musk tweeted, with a rose emoji. His tweet went viral, with 89,000 “retweets” and more than 400,000 “likes.”


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Conservatives cheered the message as a sign that Musk had sided with conservatives and reopening the economy over Democrats and their increasing support for technocratic limitations on free markets.
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Errol’s support for Musk taking the “red pill” may come as a surprise to some Democrats who associate the term “red-pilled” with … white supremacy, what else?

Max Berger, a Jewish Democrat who co-founded IfNotNow and avidly supported Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) in the 2020 Democratic primary, insisted that Elon Musk and Ivanka Trump were “publicly embracing white nationalism.”

“Among fascist activists ‘red-pilling’ means converting someone to fascist, racist and anti-Semitic beliefs,” Berger tweeted, citing the online investigations website BellingCat. “Elon Musk and Ivanka Trump are openly talking about moving along that spectrum. The GOP is becoming a fascist party.”
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The idiot insults of the left should be ignored.  It is irrelevant what others think of the term.  Conservatives know that the meaning is that they have decided to be conservative and open their business, and not become fascists.  In fact, it is the conduct of the left that is fascists in today's environment.  They are the control freaks returning fascism to its leftist roots.  It is absurd to suggest that Ivanka Trump is anti-semantic since her husband is Jewish and she is raising her children in Judaism.

Musk just wants to make cars and sell them which is hardly a racist idea either.

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