Professors Connect Cybertrucks to Apartheid
Everyone liberals don’t like is a Nazi. Because he has exposed Big Government’s counterproductive wastefulness through DOGE, they don’t like Elon Musk. Consequently, Musk is a Nazi. As evidence, Experts from Rice University proclaim that his Tesla Cybertruck reminds them of the Casspir vehicles formerly used to maintain public order in South Africa.
Squawk professors Vivian Chenxue Lu and Nana Osei-Opare:
“[T]he Cybertruck’s harsh, sharp edges remind us […] of something from the past: the larger armored personnel vehicles that patrolled streets throughout Musk’s youth in apartheid South Africa.”
Casspirs were allegedly “an iconic global symbol of apartheid oppression.” Now Cybertrucks symbolize global oppression, because Musk is a fascist for helping rein in government hypertrophy.
Compounding racist oppression, such vehicles have been used to quell race riots in the USA:
Lu and Osei-Opare note the Casspir was part of the “spectacular use of force” shown in Ferguson, Missouri during Black Lives Matter protests.
The nutty professors denounce Cybertrucks as “masculinist” and “individualist.” No wonder moonbats feel compelled to attack them.
Taxpayers are forced to subsidize corrosive brainwashing by kooks of this caliber. If only DOGE could be applied to academia.
On a tip from Steve T.
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