Dissecting Christian Zionist right-wing mindset

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I will dedicate this thread for posting right wing social media posts. There is an exponential upsurge of Christian Zionism in Western countries. Much of it is supported by Israel and the domestic politics, but we must understand their messaging and mindset. What goes in their minds? What do they think? Why do they believe in things that they spread? Are they promoting resurgence of white nationalism? Is it bigotry? Is it religious superiority? Is it about the white dying race? Let's find out by digging deep into their minds and messaging.
 
Let's start with Elon Musk. Elon recently posted the following:



Why would such a powerful figure go around posting such pathetic messages? Why do right-wing influencers like Elon Musk and Tommy Robinson take aim at religions and countries?

Clearly, Elon Musk is taking aim at Somalia and Islam.
 
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His white racist supremist with insecurity

You should also read what their supporters and followers post beneath such messages. These people aren't just after racial and religious superiority. They are after humiliation, degradation and extreme hate. They have hijacked "Christ". They claim that they belong to a white Christian nations and that are proud to scold anyone who doesn't share their thoughts and skin colour.
 
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Grok interprets and answers Elon Musk's message.

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Often, the right wing takes aim at "radical left" for their woes and miseries. It has become a convenient scapegoat. Everyone has heard the phrase, left and Islam are the enemy. Elon Musk is complaining that the left is responsible for importing illegal immigrants and destroying real democracy.

Is this a convenient way of saying that only right wing Christian parties should be in power all the time? Is this perhaps a criticism that left leaning politics needs to be abolished in all major white Christian countries?

Just look how they spin the narrative. Elon the big white power guy takes aim at Minnesota's Somali community electing Rep. Ilhan Omar as evidence of democracy erosion, a pattern he claims extends to other Western nations.

In London it is leftists, Islamists and Pakistanis who voted for Sadiq Khan. Everywhere a candidate of color is chosen, the white Zionist Christian brigade starts screaming left is radical. Islam is evil.

Is this a way to deter people from voting for politicians with an Islamic background in supposedly predominantly white Christian countries?
 
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Elon Musk's Grok explains whether his thoughts are based on prejudice.

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on one way or the other they only target muslims.
 
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Look at what Elon Musk reposts. Mass migration from third world is a pro-rape policy. Is he implying that most rapists in white Christian nations are people belonging to "third world" nations?

Why is Elon Musk opposed to migration from "third world" countries when half of his staff belongs from the third world?
 
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A repost by Elon to prove that every third world inhabitant who migrated to a white Christian nation is a criminal rapist.
 
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Elon Musk believes in the white replacement theory. White Christian nations are being overrun by third world immigrants. Now their offspring are taking over.

This is a guy who is one of the richest and influential people on the planet. This is what goes in his mind day and night.
 
Why do you post such stuff all the time and you live in the Netherlands???
 
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Elon claims that a lot of people exist with this viewpoint. Is he referring to his South African experience?
 
Why do you post such stuff all the time and you live in the Netherlands???

What a strange question to ask. Please elaborate. I am trying to understand what my place of birth has in common with what I post.

Do I have to have a certain belief or opinion if I live in The Netherlands? This will be very interesting.
 
What a strange question to ask? Please elaborate.

I am trying to understand what my place of birth has in common with what I post?

Do I have to have a certain belief or opinion if I live in The Netherlands? This will be very interesting.
You live in a society which has a strong racist following
 

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