Joy Reid Says Elon Musk ‘Misses The
Old South Africa In The ’80’s’
Posted By: Black Conservative Voice, 4/27/2022 10:12:56 AM
MSNBC’s Joy Reid claimed Elon Musk, a South Africa native, misses the “old South Africa of the ’80’s” during a Tuesday episode of “The ReidOut.” Reid criticized Musk’s push for free speech and less censorship on Twitter after his $43.4 billion buyout of the platform Monday, claiming the Tesla CEO will allow users to take over the platform and enjoy “being able to attack people.”
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Then Biden told the room of teachers that the children they are teaching are “not somebody else’s children.”
Biden just blurted it out and said the quiet part out loud.
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MSNBC’s Joy Reid claimed Elon Musk, a South Africa native, misses the “old South Africa of the ’80’s” during a Tuesday episode of “The ReidOut.”
Reid criticized Musk’s push for free speech and less censorship on Twitter after his $43.4 billion buyout of the platform Monday, claiming the Tesla CEO will allow users to take over the platform and enjoy “being able to attack people.”
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Joy Reid unlike you, he's actually an African-American. He's actually lived in Africa. I feel like you're insulting him and being completely racist to him. Just because he has a difference of opinion. He's a better person than you all day long everyday.