Musk is Rebuked for Comments about UK

Billionaire right wing extremist Elon Musk, who is considered by many mental health and neurological experts to be a sociopath if not a psychopath, has been sharply rebuked by the British government after he tried to wind people up over far right violence in a small number of British towns, which consisted mainly of boozed up heterosexual thugs.  Mr Musk, who is estranged from his own trans daughter for calling out his psychopathic tendencies, seemed to encourage further lawlessness and violence by telling British people that "civil war is inevitable".  The Guardian newspaper noted that Mr Musk has allowed thousands of hate mongers on to his detested "X" website, and that these include pernicious rentagobs including Katie Hopkins, Stephen Yaxley-Lennon and trans-fixated Kellie Jay Jean Minshull.  Mr Musk has also been promoting and elevating many pro-violence voices.  Downing Street has criticised the comments by Elon Musk who posted on his platform that “civil war is inevitable” under a video of violent riots in Liverpool.   Keir Starmer’s spokesperson said the violence came from a small minority of people who “do not speak for Britain” and said the prime minister did not share the sentiments of the billionaire, who has previously been criticised for allowing far-right figures back on to his social media platform.   “There’s no justification for comments like that,” the spokesperson said. “What we’ve seen in this country is organised, violent thuggery that has no place, either on our streets or online.    “We’re talking about a minority of thugs that do not speak for Britain, and in response to it, we’ve seen some of the best of our communities coming out and cleaning up the mess [and] the disruption of those that don’t speak for our country, and we’ve seen the response for people that do speak for our country. I think you can tell from that that the prime minister does not share those sentiments.”