Musk's repost, which now appears to be deleted, drew furious reactions from workers and the Anti- Defamation League.

Elon Musk has shared a tweet that claimed Adolf Hitler, Joseph Stalin and Mao Zedong were not responsible for the deaths of millions of people but the public sector workers were

Musk and Tesla have faced heightened criticism since the billionaire made a gesture likened to a Nazi salute during an inaugural event in January.

Union rages after Elon Musk shares X post that ‘Hitler didn’t murder millions, public sector workers did’ - ‘Our nurses, teachers, firefighters, librarians ... are not, as the world’s richest man implies,

Elon Musk stirred controversy by sharing a post suggesting mass killings under Hitler, Stalin, and Mao were carried out by public sector workers, not the dictators themselves. The post has been criticized,

Musk shared the post Thursday from an account named “TheAliceSmith” without comment, but was clearly trying to hype his work at DOGE The post Elon Musk Shares Meme Declaring ‘Hitler Didn’t Murder Millions’ — ‘Public Sector Employees Did’ first appeared on Mediaite.

MAGA Billionaire Elon Musk, the owner of X (formerly Twitter), is facing criticism after amplifying a tweet that downplays the responsibility of historical dictators in mass killings. The post, originally from the account "Alice Smith" and shared by user "Rothmus,

Elon Musk has reposted a tweet suggesting that Adolf Hitler, Joseph Stalin, and Mao Zedong were not responsible for murdering millions of people. The post amplified by Musk to his 219.6 million followers blamed “public sector workers” for the atrocities carried out in the name of some of the most barbarous tyrants in modern history.