Describing doing a Nazi salute on national TV, as well as clearly and publicly saying that his AI chatbot isn't lying enough as "wrong politics" is weird and very generous.
I guess Pol Pot also just had "wrong politics", why did the Vietnamese have to go in to depose him?
Even Piers Morgan acknowledged that that "salute" was a "my heart goes out to you" and not a nazi salute, but with the latent tribalism we have in politics, I'm sure you will refuse to even consider that as a possibility. And the comparison with pol pot is just downright dumb. Elon Musk as always been pro freedom.
It might be shocking for some Americans, but pro/anti gun is a political issue almost exclusively in the US. In the rest of the developed world, nobody is "pro" gun. Even far right loons (and I mean proper loons, like a motorist party or a bunch of weirdos screaming about vaccines in parliament) in the EU aren't "pro"-guns.
And yes, Piers Morgan is on the right of the spectrum as it exists in the UK and EU.
Piers Morgan has no integrity and is extremely biased, what is the "even" supposed to mean?
> Elon Musk as always been pro freedom.
Unless it's freedom to criticise him, or freedom to say anything on twitter, or freedom to say his dumb submarine idea is nonsense, or freedom in the form of neutral information with limited bias. Then you're a pedophile or banned :)
> Piers Morgan has no integrity and is extremely biased
He frequently disagrees and argues with right and left wing guests he has on. You can argue that he's wrong, but that he's biased? You either don't know Piers Morgan or you really want to believe that.
It’s hard to believe Musk suddenly decided to flash a Nazi salute in one random moment. If that were his intent, he’d have owned it as he always does with controversial takes. Occam’s Razor applies: a famously awkward guy made a clumsy gesture because he was too caught up in the moment to think about how he is comporting himself.
So what you’re saying is that he “showed exactly who and what he is” for five seconds out of the past 30+ years of his public life. Surely I can pick a different five seconds of his life to judge the entirety of the person, and I’d be on just as firm footing as you.
I guess Pol Pot also just had "wrong politics", why did the Vietnamese have to go in to depose him?