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February 17, 2022
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Elon Musk compares Justin Trudeau to Adolf Hitler in Twitter meme

Source: dailyhive.com dailyhive.com
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Bitcoin Blockchain Canada Civil War Confederacy crypto electric vehicle Elon Musk Finance Fintech Hitler Nazi Slavery Social Media Tesla Trudeau Twitter
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In a recently deleted Twitter reply, Tesla CEO Elon Musk compared Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to Adolf Hitler using a meme. The meme featured a picture of Hitler reading, “Stop comparing me to Justin Trudeau. I had a budget.” The politics surrounding the convoy protests across Canada have continued to escalate in recent weeks, and Musk has been a part of many of the online conversations and has seemingly been in support of the convoys. You might also like: - [Ram Ranch: The 18 cowboys that really f*cked the "Freedom Convoy"] - ["It is a last resort": Trudeau doubles down...
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