Comments by "Dale Crocker" (@dalecrocker3213) on "" video.

@mootedtols4865 You do realise you are simply indulging in a form of wishful thinking, don't you?
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Why should he apologise to cretins?
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But it wasn't a Nazi salute. Not every raised arm is a Nazi salute. Don't you get that?
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@russellharrell2747 It wasn't a salute of any kind. It was just a gesture among a whole array of gestures. To believe it to be anything else says more about you than it does about Elon Musk.
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@ That's funny. I thought I was a Russian bot.
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And very wise too.
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The Jan Sixers are innocent of anything other than allowing themselves to be caught up in a stage-managed farce, organised by the US deep state in a bid to defame Trump. The people pre-pardoned by Biden on the other hand, are almost certainly criminals of the deepest dye. I hope that they will be charged and tried anyway, even if they cannot be sentenced.
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Can't you raise your arm above shoulder height any more?
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@AaronOkeanos No , he was clearly throwing his heart out in gratitude to all those who voted for Trump.
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@AaronOkeanos I don't think it was an idea as such- just an entirely spontaneous and innocent gesture from a man clearly overcome with delight - and very possibly some extra chemical inducements as well!
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@ I don't think it was an idea - more of a spontaneous and entirely innocent gesture. To see it as anything else is surely more revealing of those who see it that way than anything else.
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Biden pardons potential criminals before they are even tried. Trump pardons innocent people caught up in a stage-managed farce.
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@anglonorse2943 I think a close examination of the facts will show that my assessment is a perfectly rational and probably accurate one.
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So you can't raise you arm above shoulder level without being a Nazi? Is that it?
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@ Yup. Nazis saluted with both arms, but only after dancing like monkeys and practically turning somersaults.
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@mootedtols4865 I thought I was thinking for myself instead of falling into the trap of following the sheepies down the nonsense line that his gesture was a Nazi salute.
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@davidd6130 I agree. But what evidence do you have that anyone wants this?
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Musk made practically every twist and turn of the body available to man before the so-called "Nazi salute" - which he did with both arms, clearly indicating that he was throwing his heart out to the people, not referencing Adolf Hitler. You guys are getting desperate. It will be good to see you consigned to the dustbin of history where you belong.
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You take about Trump's petty-mindedness -and then go on about him missing Melania's cheek with his kiss, and forgetting to put his hand on the bible. Hypocrisy or what?
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@timrpbrown You have no idea how his wife feels about him. In any case my point was that Phil one minute accuses Trump of being petty and then is very petty himself.
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@timrpbrown Of course they're petty - certainly compared with renaming a mountain.
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@chrysalis4126 Aren't you the cocky one!
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@timrpbrown So renaming a mountain is petty and drawing attention to a failed kiss isn't?
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@timrpbrown Perhaps Trump was too! I think Melanie knows what side here bread is buttered on. You have to feel sorry for politician's wives. Look at what poor Victoria Starmer has to put up with.
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He's already warned Zelensky that further support is most unlikely. That ought to do it.
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@russellharrell2747 It wasn't either. If you look carefully he was throwing his heart out to the people who voted for Trump - with both hands. This Nazi salute thing just shows how absolutely psychotic and living in a fantasy world so many TDS sufferers are.
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@ He was leaping about like a child for goodness sake! Do you really, really believe he was doing a Nazi salute? Does anyone? It defies all reason! This is insanity. TDS has rotted your brains.
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@scooby1992 I find it so frightening to think that people can be so deluded as to mistake these gestures among all his other gestures as being in any way "a Nazi salute"! I suppose I must have somehow escaped the brainwashing.
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@ozzie2612 Try thinking it through: the gesture existed long before the Nazis and is quite a natural movement expressing both victory and gratitude. Just because the Nazis took it over for a bit there is no need to exclude it from humanity's repertoire of gestures, is there? That gives them a kind of victory they don't deserve.
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@moleculeman27 These days practically everyone in the world is of lower value than almost any piece of software!
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It'll be a start.
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Far-right and proud of it.
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Did you learn any other history at school apart from the rise of the Third Reich? Just askin'
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@anglonorse2943 But not as half as frightening as thinking anyone could believe such nonsense.
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@stevebellamy8069 I really think you are misguided. History doesn't actually repeat itself. It's never the same twice but it's easy to pick out a couple of similarities and assume that everything is the same. Fascism was a direct result of the huge trauma of the First World War. It was a solution to a whole new set of problems, vying with Marxism as another solution. Trump isn't fascist in the slightest, and nor is Musk. They are in no way guided by resentment or racial hatred, as the fascists were. They are both men who seek pragmatic solutions, based on realistic assessments, and neither is much bothered by niceties of behaviour, or respect for some of the sillier notions which have somehow wormed their way into society of late. But that doesn't make them fascists.
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@ That's you, that is.
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@errorswillmultiply1697 That's your Mum, that is.
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@anglonorse2943 Gosh, what school did you go to where they had rhetoric in the playground? It was all I could do to get a game of conkers.
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