Elon Musk and Right-Wing Pundits Slam Paris Olympics Opening Ceremony
Opening Ceremony Held Outside Stadium for First Time in History
Musk Calls Ceremony "Woke Nonsense"
Elon Musk and a number of right-wing pundits have expressed outrage at the opening ceremony of the Paris Olympics. The ceremony, which was held outside a stadium for the first time in history, featured performances by a diverse group of artists and athletes. Musk called the ceremony "woke nonsense" and accused the organizers of "pandering to the left." Other right-wing pundits echoed Musk's sentiments, calling the ceremony "unpatriotic" and "anti-American."
The opening ceremony of the Paris Olympics was widely praised by critics for its creativity and inclusivity. However, it also drew the ire of some right-wing figures, who objected to the ceremony's focus on social justice issues. Musk, in particular, has been a vocal critic of the left, and his comments about the opening ceremony reflect his broader political views.
The Paris Olympics are scheduled to take place from July 26 to August 11, 2024. The opening ceremony was held at the Eiffel Tower, and featured a performance by the French singer-songwriter Christine and the Queens.
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