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On Tuesday, the social media site and Grok-run asylum announced the winners of its “$1M Article Contest,” with the grand prize going to a user named Beaver with the handle @beaverd. as many came to mind quicklyThat user is an alt-right white supremacist with over 100,000 followers, with whom Musk has interacted in the past.
Don’t just take our word for it. In a tweet, Beavers – who describes himself as “God’s fiercest soldier” – expressed regret that Trump was not even more right-wing, writing that he desire The American president was “virtually Hitler.”
One of his favorite groups to rail against him are Somalis – the right-wing bugbear du jour – accusing him of having an IQ lower than that of wild animals. He also runs a website that allegedly tracks government spending and fraud called “SomaliScan”, which has its own meme coin With ticker $SS.
And like any good right-wing edgelord, Beaver has no problem with how his views Thinking Civil rights were a mistake – it is believed.
“I don’t care what you call America of Love,” Beaver angry Just one week before winning the award. “If a Nazi does it, I’m a Nazi.”
Never mind that these types of scenes are now thriving on It should also create a surreal moment for SpaceX fans who wanted to appreciate cool rockets without getting embroiled in Musk’s increasingly deranged political efforts, something that was already difficult to separate but has now become even more complicated following SpaceX’s questionable acquisition of XAI, which operates XAI.
Still, this should come as no surprise. Musk regularly shares his racist views and conspiracy theories and promotes posts from right-wing accounts with which he agrees. Beaver is one account that has received the owner’s blessing: Last month, Musk praised data shared by Beaver from its SomaliScan website, to answer With his trademark, “Wow.”
competition criteriaWell, this is quite doubtful. According to And the right-wing stuff on Musk’s Ax sells very well indeed. If actual quality of work were the primary factor, we might have had a different winner: Beaver’s article begins with the astonishing claim that “You were never meant to hear the name ‘Deloitte'” – despite Deloitte being one of the largest and best-known accounting firms in the world.
In a move typical for far-right influencers, Beaver immediately exploited his victory trying to convince his followers In signing up for a crypto casino. “I’m giving $25k out of my million back to players who play under me (referral link),” he promised.
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