Jimu news reporter Hu Li
According to the Guardian on February 17, Tesla founder Musk was criticized by the Auschwitz-Birkenau Museum for comparing Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau to Hitler.
Musk. Source: The Guardian
Musk posted a picture of Hitler on his social media with the words "Stop comparing me to Justin Trudeau" at the top and "I have a budget" at the bottom. Musk's tweet appears to be supporting Canadian truck drivers who oppose the COVID-19 vaccination injunction. In another post, he said: "If the Canadian government suppresses peaceful protests, that's where fascism lies." ”
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It is reported that 960,000 people were killed in the largest Nazi extermination and concentration camp in Auschwitz-Birkenau. The Auschwitz-Birkenau Museum said Musk used the image of Hitler "disrespecting the memory of all victims and hurting many." It is sad and disturbing to use the image of Adolf Hitler and, consequently, to exploit all the tragedies of humiliation, torture and murder. ”
The American Jewish Council said the billionaire's post was unacceptable and demanded an apology. "Musk made an extremely bad judgment by quoting Hitler as making his views on social media," the committee said. He must stop this unacceptable behavior. ”
Musk did not respond to the American Jewish Council and the Auschwitz-Birkenau Museum, but released another dynamic suggesting that his followers read a book on the economic history of Nazi Germany to "explain" Trudeau's actions in depth.