Elon Must Elon Musk loses the plot, a ceasefire in Gaza and Biden's birthday inferno. We'll discuss all that and more on this, the 600th episode of the editors.

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So Elon Musk finds himself in a bit of hot water, famous for his relative lack of impulse control on the internet.

The CEO of TwitterX, whatever we choose to call it today, SpaceX, the boring company,

and a variety of other very successful commercial ventures

encountered a tweet that read the following.

Jewish communities have been pushing the exact kind of dialectical hatred

against whites. They claim they want people to stop using against them.

To which Musk replied, you have said the actual truth. The universe came down around his shoulders after that one and that

should have. This is a pretty classic anti-Semitic trope, the idea that Jews hate

whites and rather therefore there should be some solidarity movement among white people to coalesce against the nefarious influence of the Jewish peoples with whom they're surrounded.

And it dovetails a little bit with something that I think has the left on edge because

as we've seen this explosion of anti-Semitism on the left in college campuses in the streets,

we've seen a reciprocal phenomenon on the right between some of the

rights more provocative influencers, some of whom are retailing pretty medieval

stuff. This idea about Jews having some particular hatred

towards Christians and oddly Muslims as being Christians, Christianity's

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