Left wing extremist on Twitter upset that Musk noticed

 Epoch Times:

Elon Musk drew criticism from left-wing Twitter users after he posted that the Democrat Party has been “hijacked by extremists.”

On Thursday, Musk posted a meme image that showed a timeline from 2008 to 2021. The picture showed both conservatives and liberals were near the center of the political spectrum, with Musk depicting himself slightly to the left of the center.

But over the next 13 years, the meme shows, Musk is seen remaining near the center while the right remains the same. The liberal figure, which is seen running to the left, then is seen at the extreme left portion of the spectrum while Musk is now on the conservative side.

Later, in response to another Twitter post, Musk wrote: “I strongly supported Obama for President, but today’s Democratic Party has been hijacked by extremists.”
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After Musk posted the meme and criticism of the Democratic Party, left-wing users immediately criticized him, and some threatened to leave the site.
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Musk also wrote early Friday that “the far left hates everyone, themselves included.” Earlier this week, he declared that Twitter should remain neutral and said left-wing users are the ones who are primarily attacking him online.

“For Twitter to deserve public trust it must be politically neutral, which effectively means upsetting the far right and the far left equally,” Musk said.
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 There seems to be a lack of self-awareness among the liberal wackos on Twitter.  They do not realize how far out of the mainstream they are when it comes to American politics.  Musk gets it.  There is a reason why the polls show a strong dissatisfaction with the far left in this country.

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