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5 months ago

@GinRummy123 @mufcytp Most own goals scored by a defender, defending wasn't his thing either mate.

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6 months ago

Elon, here's what you're missing or ignoring. You call South Africa's DEI and Black Economic Empowerment laws "extremely racist." But you leave out a few critical facts. 1. Apartheid wasn't a neutral policy it was state-enforced racism. For decades, the white minority (including your family) controlled over 80% of the land and nearly all the wealth. Black South Africans were forcibly removed from their homes, denied citizenship in their own country, and exploited for cheap labor. That's not ancient history it ended just 30 years ago. 2. Your own family directly benefited from that system. You were born in Pretoria in 1971, at the height of apartheid. Your father, Errol Musk, has openly said apartheid was not racist and that Black people "shouldn't complain because they were fed." He has never condemned the regime he admired it. 3. Your grandfather, Joshua Haldeman, was a pro-Nazi activist. He was arrested in Canada for supporting Hitler, then moved the family to South Africa precisely because apartheid offered a place where his racial ideology was welcomed. That's not speculation it's documented history. 4. Corrective policies like BEE are not "anti-white." They are a modest attempt to return a fraction of what was stolen. Even today, white South Africans about 7-8% of the population still own the majority of private farmland and control most of the economy. Without these adjustments, the Black majority would be permanently locked out of their own land. 5. Here's the irony you refuse to see. In a Black-majority country like South Africa, real DEI principles would actually protect the white minority from being overrun by majority rule. By calling these laws "racist" and pushing to remove them, you are arguing for a system where the Black majority could claim everything land, economy, rights with no guardrails. That would be far more dangerous for white South Africans than BEE ever will be. You left South Africa, became an American citizen, and now you lecture South Africans on fairness while your family's legacy is soaked in the very racism you claim to oppose. If you truly believe in equal treatment for all races, start by acknowledging the history that made these laws necessary. And maybe have a conversation with your father about why he still defends apartheid.

$Waaq__13__X__18's tweet photo. Elon, here's what you're missing or ignoring. You call South Africa's DEI and Black Economic Empowerment laws "extremely racist." But you leave out a few critical facts. 1. Apartheid wasn't a neutral policy it was state-enforced racism. For decades, the white minority (including your family) controlled over 80% of the land and nearly all the wealth. Black South Africans were forcibly removed from their homes, denied citizenship in their own country, and exploited for cheap labor. That's not ancient history it ended just 30 years ago. 2. Your own family directly benefited from that system. You were born in Pretoria in 1971, at the height of apartheid. Your father, Errol Musk, has openly said apartheid was not racist and that Black people "shouldn't complain because they were fed." He has never condemned the regime he admired it. 3. Your grandfather, Joshua Haldeman, was a pro-Nazi activist. He was arrested in Canada for supporting Hitler, then moved the family to South Africa precisely because apartheid offered a place where his racial ideology was welcomed. That's not speculation it's documented history. 4. Corrective policies like BEE are not "anti-white." They are a modest attempt to return a fraction of what was stolen. Even today, white South Africans about 7-8% of the population still own the majority of private farmland and control most of the economy. Without these adjustments, the Black majority would be permanently locked out of their own land. 5. Here's the irony you refuse to see. In a Black-majority country like South Africa, real DEI principles would actually protect the white minority from being overrun by majority rule. By calling these laws "racist" and pushing to remove them, you are arguing for a system where the Black majority could claim everything land, economy, rights with no guardrails. That would be far more dangerous for white South Africans than BEE ever will be. You left South Africa, became an American citizen, and now you lecture South Africans on fairness while your family's legacy is soaked in the very racism you claim to oppose. If you truly believe in equal treatment for all races, start by acknowledging the history that made these laws necessary. And maybe have a conversation with your father about why he still defends apartheid.$