In England, a collective called Everyone Hates Elon has attracted significant attention with a provocative campaign against Elon Musk and Tesla. Posters put up in London—featuring a simple and linear design—read: “From 0 to 1939 in three seconds. Tesla, the Swasticar,” linking Musk to Nazi symbols. The controversy gained traction on social media, with support from celebrities like Stephen King, highlighting the growing discontent towards the billionaire. But how can someone like Elon Musk, who has often thrived on negative publicity, actually be harmed? Let’s take a closer look at how Everyone Hates Elon is trying to do it.
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The initiative by Everyone Hates Elon was born in response to Musk’s support for Tommy Robinson, a far-right British activist currently in prison. The collective decided to target Tesla, viewing it as a symbol of Musk’s influence. «Buying one of his cars is like voting for him,» the group stated.
Criticism of Musk goes beyond his political stance: the billionaire is accused of exploiting workers, spreading reactionary ideas, and using X to amplify hate speech and misinformation. His ties to Donald Trump and his alleged gestures during the tycoon’s inauguration have further fueled protests against him.
Everyone Hates Elon isn’t just against Musk—it aims to send a broader message against the unchecked power of billionaires in politics and society. «We’re tired of people like him who think they can influence our lives without any accountability,» members of the collective say. With this campaign, the group seeks to demonstrate that opposition to Musk is growing and that more people are ready to challenge his negative impact on the world. Now, the question remains: will this campaign against the billionaire actually make a difference?
