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Conspiracy or white supremacy? White House slams Elon Musk over anti-Semitic post

The White House spokesperson was responding to Elon Musk's reply where he said, You have said the actual truth."

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New Delhi: Reacting to the tweet of X CEO Elon Musk, the White House on Friday released a statement condemning his 'abhorrent promotion' of anti-Semitism. White House spokesperson Andrew Bate released a statement saying that the Musk's views on the subject mattre are "unacceptable" and is nothing more than a "hideous lies."

Standing together against hate?

"We condemn this abhorrent promotion of anti-Semitic and racist hate in the strongest terms, which runs against our core values as Americans," Bates said. "We all have a responsibility to bring people together against hate, and an obligation to speak out against anyone who attacks the dignity of their fellow Americans and compromises the safety of our communities," Bate said.

The controversy sparked on when Musk replied to a post on X which as per the White House is being deemed as anti-Semitic. Musk replied to the post and said, "You have said the actual truth." 

Just a conspiracy theory?

Meanwhile, the apprehensions made by the White House and a major part of the American media with the longstanding 'conspiracy theory' that Jews have a 'plan to ovepower'. Most people back this theory are white supremacists who believe that the Jews have asecret plan to transpire illegal migrants into the US territory. This in the long run with disrupt the existing equation of and will weaken the white majority. 

Going though the pages of past events that was a direct result of the brewing friction on the matter, a man in 2018 carried out a mass shooting taking lives of 11 innocent people. The episode took place in a Synagogue in Pittsburg. 

"It is unacceptable to repeat the hideous lie behind the most fatal act of anti-Semitism in American history at any time, let alone one month after the deadliest day for the Jewish people since the Holocaust," Bates said, referring to the October 7 assault by Palestinian group Hamas on Israel.

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