Following Elon Musk is learning first-hand about the progress of companies as innovative as Tesla, Space X and Starlink, which has futuristic projects in the Internet, car and space industries.
However, on the social network Twitter, the tycoon has troll user attitudes that differentiate him from the rest of the world’s executives who choose to have a more reserved position in their more personal accounts.
Among the latest controversies of the CEO of Tesla is a series of tweets that he published in the early hours of this Monday, March 14, where he mocked the giant streaming company, Netflix, the LGBT + community and the Russian president, Vladimir Putin. .yes, that was how busy the day of the technological entrepreneur was on the Internet.
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Challenge to duel with Putin
The first tweet released by Musk at 2:48 a.m. consisted of an avatar image with the Ukrainian flag under the background of gay pride flags and a message that said “I support the current”.
Then later he posted a message in Russian challenging Russian President Vladimir Putin to a fight with the prize from Ukraine…yes, Elon Musk tweeted that.
The message read “I hereby challenge Владимир Путин (Vladimir Putin’s name in Russian) to single combat.”
Mocks Netflix and the LGBT+ community
Within hours of that series of Tweets, Musk posted a meme attacking Netflix and the LGBT+ community.
The meme was from a photograph from a scene from the series Narcos, where the character of Pablo Escobar (played by the Brazilian Wagner Moura) is sitting on a chair with a lost gaze while looking at the horizon. The image has a message that read “Netflix waits for the end of the war to make a movie in which a black Ukrainian falls in love with a transsexual Russian soldier.”
While some of his 77.8 million followers thought his latest tweets were funny, many others thought he had gone a step too far.
“So many thousands being massacred in Ukraine and so many thousands laughing at this says everything you need to know about the lack of humanity in the world today,” observed one of his followers.
Others recalled that Musk had donated millions of dollars of his kits rapid deployment starlink to help ukraine fight against the russian invasion.