Was Elon Musk exploiting the Auschwitz Concentration Camp for personal gain to prove he was not Anti-Semitic?

Dark.

Context: he was accused of being Anti-Semitic weeks before. Intentions: to combat these claims - now as to your attempt at including the intentions of other participants on the tour, I highly doubt they were accused of the same issue less than 14 days before they decided to participate in it. As for the last paragraph, no, it does not explain itself. What is the relevence of immigration? Nor is the "darker thought" backed by a claim.

@RageAgainstTheMachine "Accused" is only that. Do we all agree that he is antisemitic? Who has found him guilty?

Is antisemitism important to you?

Why did they, as Jews, accompany an alleged antisemite to Auschwitz? How could they do this? They had their photo taken together, and looked like they were all getting along.

Musk commented on a post saying that he (the poster) is "disinterested" in "western Jewish populations coming to the disturbing realization that those hordes of minorities that support flooding their country don't exactly like them too much."

When Musk read this comment, he agreed with its sentiments, or said he agreed with its sentiments. He may have thought about it the following day and decided that he did not agree, or only partially agrees. What does it mean to agree, anyway? Where has this insane idea that Musk is antisemitic come from?

Are you obsessed?

@sascha No, I am not obsessed with the issue at hand. I was simply replying to you. I would sincerely like to continue this discourse, but I do not accept personal attacks as it illustrates emotion overtaking logic. Next time, if you want to have an adult conversation, I am all ears.

@SW-User Elon Musk recently visited Auschwitz Concentration Camp two weeks after claims he was Anti-Semitic due to his Anti-Semitic comments.