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Tbh I'm not sure how anti EU as such actually comes into play....the EU is obviously a massive trading bloc which could be more useful as a whole. The anti EU stance could just be populist bolstering, shaping politics and ideology...to then use money, diplomatic and digi influence to meddle with other countries preparing for elections. Surely, a EU with predominantly far right governments would be a lot easier to navigate and to find trade agreements and shape policies.
Dunno really, just thinking out aloud....
I think it's the tech-bro's aversion to regulation that drives the anti-supra state position
 
Much as the government is now fucking up, there are a lot more US friendly tory MPs than labour ones. I could quite have seen them sucking up on multiple issues if they'd got in.
 
I get that...to a point.
But de-regulating a bloc like the EU as a whole must surely be on their minds as well
I think there is a generalised antipathy towards the single, regulated market amongst the US tech/right-wing; seems to be a knee-jerk support for any RW outfits posturing against the supra-state.
 
Has Musk commented on the nazi salute? I am sure he is aware of the whole world talking about this, and it is very odd if he hasnt commented yet.
 
Has Musk commented on the nazi salute? I am sure he is aware of the whole world talking about this, and it is very odd if he hasnt commented yet.
Not explicitly, but saying this to the new Nazis this afternoon gives us a clue about what he thinks...

Referencing Germany’s Nazi past, he declared that there is ‘too much of a focus on past guilt and we should move beyond that.’
 
Not explicitly, but saying this to the new Nazis this afternoon gives us a clue about what he thinks...
Referencing Germany’s Nazi past, he declared that there is ‘too much of a focus on past guilt and we should move beyond that.’

( sorry about the bold ). If he said that, it is a slightly ambiguous way of saying he intends to use nazi ideology. He typically says things that can be ambiguous.
 
Has Musk commented on the nazi salute? I am sure he is aware of the whole world talking about this, and it is very odd if he hasnt commented yet.

Only to say something along the lines of, 'look at these pathetic wokes, calling everyone a nazi all the time'.

Which is basically just, 'haha I can act like a nazi in public now and you lot just have to live with it'.

I don't even think he's a nazi. He's not really anything, just a toddler with a chainsaw. All there is left to hope for is that he chops his own head off with it and not anyone else's.
 
Referencing Germany’s Nazi past, he declared that there is ‘too much of a focus on past guilt and we should move beyond that.’

( sorry about the bold ). If he said that, it is a slightly ambiguous way of saying he intends to use nazi ideology. He typically says things that can be ambiguous.
I suspect he said that a) to schmooze his new fash-adjacent German pals and b) get everyone talking about him again; seems to have worked
 
Who has said that?
He did :)

On Wednesday, Musk posted, “The radical leftists are really upset that they had to take time out of their busy day praising Hamas to call me a Nazi.” And on Thursday, he thanked Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who had posted that Musk was “falsely smeared” and is a “friend of Israel.”
 
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I think there is a generalised antipathy towards the single, regulated market amongst the US tech/right-wing; seems to be a knee-jerk support for any RW outfits posturing against the supra-state.
The EU are a lot more rigid than the US in terms of privacy, data security etc etc. Lots of European companies won't keep their data in US datacentres, especially in Germany.
 
oops sorry should have gone on Starmer or Trump thread

Hatred for Starmer as a hard-left socialist :eek: . If he were to be replaced it would mean someone even further to the right though.


The one thing that struck anybody having conversations with anyone involved in the Trump team, from lowly researchers to senior advisers, was the unanimity of hatred about Sir Keir Starmer’s Labour government. There was no pretence, no attempt to hide it.

It is worth underlining that this goes well beyond a series of angry tweets from Elon Musk and is much more deep-rooted.

It may be that the decision by the bete noire Justin Trudeau to step down as prime minister of Canada has left a space for an international “socialist” hate figure which Keir Starmer has now filled.

Communist, Marxist, authoritarian, idiots, CCP (Chinese Community Party) puppets and other terms were trotted out with regular abandon. There was contempt for Starmer’s policies and worldview but most interestingly, there was a sense of pity for all the Britons they ran into.

“I’m so sorry for what’s happened to your country,” said one.
 
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