Elon Musk’s sister Tosca has received a wave of hate on her erotic film site over what the left is calling her brother’s ‘Nazi salute’.
Tosca runs the site PassionFlix – an online streaming platform for film versions of erotic novels.
She joined her famous brother and mother, Maye, at Trump’s inauguration earlier this week, and is now receiving furious backlash over his ‘salute’ at the Capital One Arena.
Elon has been in hot water with the left-wing media for, what he claimed to be, ‘moving his heart to the audience’ in a gesture deemed similar to a ‘Nazi salute.’
On Monday, the ‘first buddy’ billionaire thumped his right hand over his heart, fingers spread, then extended his right arm out, emphatically, at an upward angle, palm down and fingers together. Then he turned and made the same hand gesture to the crowd behind him.
He was telling the crowd how much they have his ‘heart’ at the time.
Trump-haters seized on it, immediately branding it a Nazi salute. Musk has made light of the controversy.
But Tosca’s site is still receiving furious comments.
‘Don’t shop at Naziflix,’ one angry commenter wrote on its Facebook page.
Another said: ‘Good Luck finding any actors who want to take part in your movies Tosca Musk, you and your family are disgusting.’
‘STOP SUPPORTING PASSIONFLIX TOSCA IS A NAZI LOVER LIKE HER BROTHER READ WHAT SHE WROTE ON X’
Another commented: ‘Is this the Nazi’s sister?’
‘How do you justify defending a Nazi salute?’
Tosca hasn’t given any response on the social media platform, she only reposted a statement by Antonio Gracias, the billionaire founder and CEO of Valor Equity Partners.
He said: ‘I have worked closely with Elon for over 20 years. His heart is pure, and his sole missions is to help humanity. During the darkest moments, he has shown me the path to choose courage and compassion over fear and hate. To believe anything else is absurd.’
Tosca’s mother, Maye, has since posted a series of messages regarding the hate being directed toward her daughter’s company.
Maye reposted many posts of support for her and her family and thanked many people for subscribing or gifting subscriptions to her daughter’s site.
Elon responded to the accusations and wrote: ‘It was astonishing how insanely hard legacy media tried to cancel me for saying “my heart goes out to you” and moving my hand from my heart to the audience. In the end, this deception will just be another nail in the coffin of legacy media.’
He also reposted a video of French politician Emmanuel Macron who performed a similar gesture, as well as sharing a series of Nazi puns.
His post made light of the names of Adolf Hitler’s Deputy Fuhrer Rudolf Hess; Nazi propagandist Joseph Goebbels; Reichstag President Hermann Göring; and Schutzstaffel (SS) Commander Heinrich Himmler.
The tweet also took a swipe at liberal politicians’ use of preferred pronouns in the shift towards accommodating for transgender or nonbinary individuals.
‘Don’t say Hess to Nazi accusations! Some people will Goebbels anything down! Stop Gőring your enemies! His pronouns would’ve been He/Himmler!’ Musk wrote.
‘Bet you did nazi that coming,’ he added in the final pun.
Musk said liberals are showing their hypocrisy with their recent attacks against him – claiming they cannot support Hamas terrorists operating out of Gaza while also slamming him for supposedly using a Nazi salute.
‘The radical leftists are really upset that they had to take time out of their busy day praising Hamas to call me a Nazi,’ Musk wrote on X.
Musk also defended himself by stating that his opponents needed ‘better dirty tricks’ and that ‘the ‘everyone is Hitler’ attack is sooo tired’.
The Anti-Defamation League (ADL), an organization founded to combat anti-Semitism and has criticized Musk in the past, also rushed to his defense, saying it appears that ‘made an awkward gesture in a moment of enthusiasm, not a Nazi salute’.
The ADL also noted that Trump’s inauguration was a ‘delicate moment’ and that ‘politics are inflamed’ but urged ‘all sides’ to offer each other ‘bit of grace’ and ‘perhaps even the benefit of the doubt’.