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 A viral video titled “Tech Mogul Facing Pushback for Post-Inauguration Salute” has sparked widespread debate and condemnation for what many identified as a blatant "Heil Hitler" or "Heil White Democracy" gesture. 

The tech mogul, a high-profile figure and a staunch ally of the new presidential administration, executed the salute during a speech at a post-inauguration event. The gesture, unmistakably rooted in Nazi symbolism, was framed in the media with language that deflected attention from its overtly racist implications. Coupled with the administration’s ongoing efforts to enact anti-melanated legislation, the event highlights the strategic use of divisive and passive language to shield white supremacy from full exposure while fostering societal fragmentation.

The choice of words in the headline and subsequent coverage is crucial to unpack. Phrases like “facing pushback” and “post-inauguration salute” are sanitized, neutral descriptors that obscure the aggressive intent of the act. The language avoids outright condemnation, instead creating ambiguity about the incident's seriousness. By avoiding explicit descriptors such as “Nazi salute” or “white supremacy gesture,” the media perpetuates a passive tone that minimizes the event's significance. This subtle framing signifies complicity, whether intentional or not, aligning the narrative closer to the oppressors’ side. 

It allows white supremacy to continue operating under a veil of plausible deniability, now with the weaponry and aid of automated systems.

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