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Invoking Adolf Hitler and Nazi Germany in political discourse has become all too common, but it is rarely done with the historical precision or moral responsibility such comparisons demand.

Any suggestion that “Hitler didn’t murder millions of people” is textbook antisemitism. Yet Musk proudly reposted that on his X feed, where he has more than 200 million followers.

The look quickly went viral, with comparisons to Adolf Hitler and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un sparking a frenzy online. While opinions were divided, the haircut certainly grabbed attention.