We live in strange times.
Musk accepted.
The challenge follows a series of public exchanges between the two, with Musk criticizing Maduro’s leadership and accusing him of blatant election fraud.
“You want a fight? Let’s do it, Elon Musk,” Maduro said earlier this week. “As we say around here: If you want it, I want it.”
He added: “I’m not afraid of you, Elon Musk. Wherever you want to fight, we can fight.
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Elon Musk accepts Maduro challenge
Whether it’s a joke on social media or a serious response, Musk has expressed interest in ending his feud with Nicolás Maduro.
Musk replied succinctly on X: “I’ll take it.”
The tech mogul then added some stipulations for winners and losers.
“If I win, he will resign as Venezuela’s dictator,” Musk wrote. “If he wins, I’ll send him to Mars for free.”
Maybe a one-way ticket?
In a post that suggested Maduro was instructing his security forces to protect him from Musk, the X CEO further mocked him.
“I’m coming for you, Maduro!” he said. “I’ll take you to Guantánamo Bay on a donkey.”
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Nicolás Maduro is a brutal dictator
You absolutely must read the New York Times article about the showdown between Elon Musk and Nicolás Maduro. This is a striking display of the depravity of American media.
If you were living under a rock and this was the first news article you read in a long time, you would think Musk was the bad guy in this situation. The article spends 98% of its time giving a negative slant to Musk’s current red pill worldview and endorsing Maduro as a stand-up guy be opposed to That perspective.
They even covered the Venezuelan president by putting the word “dictator” in quotation marks.
Here’s a brief overview of the types of characters The New York Times supports.
Maduro has a history of extreme homophobia and outright murder by his regime.
In 2018, Canada imposed sanctions on Venezuela for crimes against humanity committed by Maduro and referred it to the International Criminal Court.
The move came in response to findings by the Organization of American States that Maduro was “responsible for dozens of murders, thousands of extrajudicial executions, more than 12,000 cases of arbitrary detention, more than 290 cases of torture, attacks on the judiciary and A “state-sanctioned humanitarian crisis” affects hundreds of thousands of people.
So, yeah, Elon, feel free to hang out with this guy.