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He makes an excellent point.
"At the next war let all the Kaisers, presidents and generals and diplomats go into a big field and fight it out first among themselves."
If he wants war, let him war by himself
Oh of course, if you fire all your public workers, you can't have a genocide because there's nobody to carry out your orders.
Silly fucking me.
I'm assuming we can look forward to all those cops and ICE agents being fired then.
As much as "I was just following orders" is not enough to excuse someone of their responsibility in atrocities, "I was just issuing orders" will not excuse anyone either.
Anyone who thinks that just because someone didn't pull the trigger, that means they're not guilty, you can get your ass back in line to lick elons boots.
This is in the same vein as "Hitler did some good things" kind of cognitive dissonance. While the statement may not be wholly false, the fact that anyone could overlook everything he did that was bad, to find some small piece of something he did that can be construed as "good" is simply trying to put an objectively evil person into a better light, when they do not deserve it.
There are plenty of misunderstood people in history that did very good things, and were killed/maimed/murdered/imprisoned/tarred/feathered/whatever, because they did something that the wrong people saw as bad.
Nobody should ever try to find a shining light of good deep down in the black abyss of Hitler's life.
Reminds me of a Brazilian advert for a magazine in the 90s. It started with some large black and white dots, slowly zooming out, and the narration went something like:
"This man was an artist. When he took power, his country was in a deep economic recession, but he brought prosperity back and made it home to some of the most important industrial companies still functioning today. To this day, many people look up to him. This man... (zoom out finishes) was Adolf Hitler.
It's possible to tell a lie telling only truths."
These CEOs always claim they can't do good for workers, because they need to please the shareholders. So now that the CEO of Tesla is sinking the company, where are these supposed all powerful merciless shareholders at? If I was a shareholder of Tesla I'd demand felon's head for doing all this damn to my investment.
Someone needs to do it.
Luigi's gotta save the Princess
Jesus fucking Christ. This is actually fucking happening... Fuck.
This animal needs to go.
Make him go, then. The world is watching. (Assuming you are American)
You see my honor i didnt shoot the man i just held the gun that decided to kill him.
Mussolini didn't string himself up from the service station, the enraged masses did.
Musk needs to be strapped into a chair, "Clockwork Orange" style and forced to watch all 9 hours of "Shoah."
It sounds like a pretty good argument for pushing back against the administration and not following orders.
Guns don't kill people. I do. I kill people. with guns.
But it's real.
"Mr. Musk, you recently shared a post that mentioned the workers were the ones who killed people and not Hitler without elaboration. Do you believe that Hitler bears no responsibility?"
Just keeeeeep digging that hole Musky boi. Might as well upgrade to a backhoe at this point.
Musk need to shut up
Not really relevant to the POS Musk, but: it is interesting how few people were actually involved in murdering such a massive number of victims. The Treblinka death camp by itself, for example, was operated for 18 months by a staff that consisted at any one time of around 25 German officers and soldiers and around 100 local workers. Using only a salvaged diesel engine from a Soviet tank, they murdered approximately 900,000 people. Had German defeated the Soviet Union, they could certainly have exterminated the entire country had they so chosen (though the long-term plan was geared more towards enslavement).
