Hey Elon Musk, the owner of Tesla and SpaceX, made harsh and controversial comments about his eldest daughter, Vivian, 20, who underwent gender reassignment surgery.
In addition to the transphobic attacks on his daughter, the American businessman claimed that he was “tricked” into allowing the surgery. This position was expressed in an interview with conservative Jordan B. Peterson, which was broadcast on DailyWire+ and the social network X.
During the conversation about medical sex change procedures, both argued that the practice was “evil” and the businessman argued that children were being manipulated, promising to destroy the “woke virus.”
“It’s really a distortion and sterilization of children,” Musk said. “It’s bad. They’re luring kids who are way under the age of consent. It’s very possible that adults are manipulating kids who are going through a real identity crisis, making them think they’re the wrong gender.”
When Musk was asked why he wanted to talk about this issue, he ended up talking about Vivian, who was registered at birth as Xavier.
“It happened to one of my older sons. Basically, I was tricked into signing documents for one of my sons, Xavier. [mudar de género]“This was before I really understood what was going on, and we had Covid, so there was a lot of confusion,” the billionaire said.
The Tesla owner said doctors told him his son was at risk of suicide if he didn't follow through with the procedure, saying he was “tricked.”
“It wasn’t explained to me that puberty blockers are actually just sterilization drugs. I lost my son in a nutshell. They call it ‘dead labeling’ for a reason. The reason they use the term ‘dead labeling’ is because your child died. My son Xavier most likely died from the awakening virus,” he added.
“I promised to destroy the awakened virus next,” Musk said, adding that he was making “some progress.”
Remember, Elon Musk has at least 12 children.
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