Elon Musk’s ‘Satanic’ Halloween Costume

a reply to: Kenzo

I don't like Musk.

It's Halloween.
He can wear what he wants for all I care.....seems to me he was probably just trying to have a bit of fun.
And who are we to say what someone else can or can not wear?

Got this one wrong I think mate.

a reply to: Freeborn

Yep.

The Fun Police are out with their sanctimonious po faces on.

a reply to: Wide-Eyes

All good, no need to apologize

a reply to: Freeborn


I think the happening smells bad, not private event but famous person who is posing to to cameras ,to World with that suit.

The behaviour, hey look at me , take photos while i am wearing this Baphomet suit .

The context....if he keep this in small circle , i would not care. The public stunt is something else . I can be wrong this also of course too .

a reply to: Kenzo

Musk is all about 'Hey look at me'.
Everything is about him and his ego trip.

But the guy was at a party, he was trying to have a bit of fun. May not be my idea of fun but.....
Honestly mate, he could have gone dressed as the Devil Incarnate for all I care.

a reply to: olaru12

Symbols have meanings!! What do you think the Nazi Swastika means? Ouch indeed...

the Swastika has been around estimates say 18,000 to 12,000 years and and is still used in many countries, cultures and religions today. it's meaning is different for just about all of them. not just fascist racists supremacists.

the oldest known carving of one was of a stork carved out mammoth tusk has dates ranging from 18000, to 10,000 bc. guess where it was found, Mezine, Ukraine and is thought was fertility object because it was found near phallic symbols.

hell it was commonly found in the U.S. on lots of things before WW II and companies like coca cola used them for advertising.

here's a link, has the stork and the coca cola image.

Swastika Design Symbol History

the upside down cross, also know as the Cross of Saint Peter or Petrine Cross due to his martyrdom at his request because he didn't think he was worthy enough to be crucified in the same way Jesus was. it only a recent symbol hijacked by satanist, well not real recent back in the 19th century. but it really took off in the 1960's with b horror movies representing satanist and satan.

a reply to: Freeborn

Honestly mate, he could have gone dressed as the Devil Incarnate for all I care.

Is that not exactly what we see here?

Again, he's such a likable guy.

a reply to: BernnieJGato

I'm sorry but if St.Peter's cross is the only thing that you took from this then you need to think harder.

a reply to: Kenzo
Oh wow… man can’t believe he wore that!!! The only person to dress up in something along those lines…

lol
oh noesssssss

a reply to: nugget1

It's much more probable that it's referring to the new world order that was born back then, so if there is change on the horizon, this would be the old world order...
It sucks just as much as the new will.

a reply to: Lysergic

As much as I love your humor, we live in dark times bro.

Stay safe and be aware of your surroundings.

originally posted by: GENERAL EYES
Here's a earlier photo of him dressed as the Marquis de Sade.

At least he's been consistant.

Yep , He's Striking the " Jim Morrison " Pose there . What a Poser !

IT IS A F"N HALLOWEEN COSTUME>>>>>>>>


Many of you are starting to hate this guy just like you all hate Mr Trump. No real reason it is just the media telling you to hate him so you do.

All "Halloween Costumes" are "Satanic".
That's just the cold hard truth.

It's a heathen observance/festival, hijacked by "Christian" civilization.

Catholicism has done a good job, of making everything
"Christian".

a reply to: murphy22

Ah Yeah , Thanks Murph............

originally posted by: murphy22
All "Halloween Costumes" are "Satanic".
That's just the cold hard truth.

It's a heathen observance/festival, hijacked by "Christian" civilization.

Catholicism has done a good job, of making everything
"Christian".

I disagree.

Catholicism is not Christianity.

Far from it in fact.

a reply to: Wide-Eyes

Isn't that kind of like saying Sunnis are not Muslims but Shia is?

originally posted by: matafuchs
a reply to: Wide-Eyes

Isn't that kind of like saying Sunnis are not Muslims but Shia is?

Good point.

Food for thought.

originally posted by: GENERAL EYES
Here's a earlier photo of him dressed as the Marquis de Sade.

At least he's been consistant.

edgelords gonna edgelord