Elon Musk faced backlash after mimicking a Nazi salute at Donald Trump's inauguration, which led to protests and the defacement of a Tesla showroom in the Netherlands with swastikas and anti-fascist slogans. The political group Led By Donkeys projected a video onto Musk's gigafactory in Berlin, highlighting his support for far-right politics in Europe. Grimes, Musk's partner, publicly condemned Nazism, while a new campaign aims to convert his tweets into charitable donations. Musk responded dismissively to the criticism, suggesting that the accusations against him are clichéd.
Billionaire Elon Musk's Tesla showroom in the Netherlands was vandalized with swastikas following his controversial salute at Trump's inauguration, sparking outrage and protests.
In response to Musk's actions perceived as supporting far-right ideologies, Led By Donkeys projected a video on the Tesla gigafactory in Berlin condemning him.
The Stand Against Elon campaign has emerged, attempting to turn Musk's controversial tweets into charity donations, while Grimes spoke out against Nazism.
Musk dismissed criticisms of his salute as 'dirty tricks', claiming the accusations are overused and comparing them to attacks on historical figures.
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