David, come on... Please don't spread this

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Elon said “my heart goes out to the crowd” and then threw his heart to the crowd. That is not the Nazi Salute. I will attach that in the comments.

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David, come on... Please don't spread this
https://x.com/TRHLofficial/status/1881440187521355875

I've thought about this, and there's no similar gesture that this could be mistaken for... it's pretty unequivocally a nazi salute and anybody saying it isn't is coping. This Roman salute stuff is nonsense as well, nobody knows what that is.

Anybody who did this and didn't intend for it would have apologized & explained that wasn't their intention. He hasn't

think you may have confirmation bias - elon is an incredible entrepreneur and his policies may seem reasonable - so it'd also be pretty disappointing to see him be a nazi sympathiser

I am not looking to rationalize his behaviour and explain it or justify it. Clear as day he did something that looked like a nazi salute and did not go "oops I didn't mean for that to look like a nazi salute, my bad guys", which even an autistic person would reasonably say within a couple hours

I am Jewish, and I never once thought that Elon was doing a Nazi salute.

Why would he?

I think he was just overcome with emotion being at the inauguration and did something autistic.

The internet is quick to label things for a reaction. Don't let this get to you.

I agree with you David. Call a spade a spade. Elon threw a Nazi salute at the inauguration.

Elon is a dangerous man. He has a lot of desires and little regard for others - people or things. 

He continues to test the limits and this is all part of it. The most worrying fact is so many people simply ignore it.

The “Roman Salute” was adopted by Mussolini in Italy in the 1920s. Then after, was adopted by Hitler, in Germany.  Same salute, which may not have actually been historically accurate to begin with. 

Just to tie up that thread.