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SNL comedian uses five words to explain why âElon Musk is not a Naziâ
The billionaire was accused of making a fascist salute during an inauguration celebration for Donald Trump
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Saturday Night Live has taken a swift aim at Elon Musk, following the Tesla CEOâs controversial salute towards Donald Trump on inauguration day that many have deemed fascist.
Musk, 53, was heavily criticised, including pushback from his own family, after he touched his chest and raised his right arm towards the sky as a gesture of thanks to Trump. He then repeated the salute just seconds later.
During the 26 January episode of SNL, Weekend Update host Michael Che mocked Musk for the salute, once again drawing comparisons to the Nazis and Muskâs own Tesla brand.
âElon Musk was criticised for his speech at a rally after the inauguration in which he appears to give the Nazi salute. But come on, Elon Musk is not a Nazi,â Che said of the man behind the much maligned Cybertruck. âThe Nazis made nice cars,â quipped Che, referencing the origins of Volkswagen.
Musk previously responded to the widespread criticism, and rather than denying it was a Nazi salute, he instead said his critics needed âbetter dirty tricksâ because comparing their political opponents to Adolf Hitler is âsooo tiredâ.
Elon Musk (AFP via Getty Images)Muskâs Tesla company has become a target for his critics following the salute scandal.
The owner of a Cybertruck that was vandalised with the word âNaziâ says she believes the offensive graffiti was targeted at Musk.
Amanda Lopez-Lara, from the Bay Area, California, said that following the recent controversy surrounding the tech billionaire, the incident was unlikely to be a âcoincidenceâ.
Meanwhile, the British activist group, Led By Donkeys, projected an image of Muskâs salute onto Teslaâs Berlin Gigafactory, accompanied by the phrase âHeil Teslaâ. The group, along with Germanyâs Centre for Political Beauty, accuse Musk of using his wealth to âdegrade democracyâ.
Led by Donkeys teamed up with German activist group Center for Political Beauty to project the image of Elon Musk on a Tesla Gigafactory in Berlin, Germany (Led By Donkeys)It comes after SNLâs Chloe Fineman admitted that she had âno regretsâ for calling out Musk after he allegedly made her cry when he hosted the show in 2021.
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Try for freeâRemember when I got in trouble for calling out Mr Nazi Salute?â the comedian shared in a Tuesday (21 January) Instagram Story. âYa no regrets.â
Last November, Fineman, 36, alleged that the Tesla billionaire, who hosted the show in May 2021, brought her to tears after telling her that her script wasnât funny.
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