Elon Musk today goaded Sir Keir Starmer again by accusing the PM of presiding over ‘one-sided’ policing of race riots breaking out across the UK – even using the hashtag ‘TwoTierKeir’ in a tweet to 196million people.
The billionaire has hit back repeatedly at the Labour leader in a row over his claim that Britain is on the brink of an ‘inevitable’ civil war because of migration.
Musk also compared the UK to the Soviet Union because of arrests over what people have been saying on Facebook as riots break out across the UK.
He even shared a Family Guy meme and joked that Britain might bring back the death penalty for social media posts that offend politicians.Â
Posting an image of Peter Griffin in the electric chair he said: ‘In 2030 for making a Facebook comment that the UK government didn’t like’.Â
He also retweeted a meme showing armed police confronting a woman over her social media messages, adding: ‘Sounds like that is the UK today’.
Yesterday morning a Labour minister called out Elon Musk’s ‘deplorable’ claim that civil war in the UK is around the corner, as he was accused of stoking tensions in tinderbox Britain.
ELON HITS BACK
Hitting back Tuesday afternoon the billionaire posted a video of a gang in balaclavas waving Palestine flags storming The Clumsy Swan in Birmingham, where windows were smashed and drinkers were attacked last night.
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Musk tweeted footage of the pub attack and tagged the Prime Minister with the caption: ‘Why aren’t all communities protected in Britain, Keir Starmer?’ He also pinned it to his profile so it is the first thing his 193million followers see when on his page.
Minutes earlier the Tesla boss also shared a video of a Exeter man believed to be named Thomas Dunne being arrested recently after a complaint made about his comments on social media.
Musk shared it to launch another attack on the UK and said: ‘Arrested for making comments on Facebook! Is this Britain or the Soviet Union?’
