Elon Musk's recent attacks on Humza Yousaf Scotland's EX PM seem to be rooted in his usual Apartheid era unrepentant racist Afrikaner 1980's mind set [ From my perspective ] .

From my perspective, Elon Musk's recent attacks on Humza Yousaf Scotland ex PM and its people seem to be rooted in several factors which highlight the differences between his views and the core values held by many Scots.

1. Differences in Political Ideology and Values

Scotland has a distinctly progressive political landscape, with the Scottish National Party (SNP) and many citizens prioritizing social justice, environmentalism, and wealth distribution. These ideals often stand in stark contrast to Musk's neo imperialist and capitalist views. His outspoken, sometimes erroneous comments, like calling UK EX Prime Minister Rishi Sunak a "racist," seem out of step with the more socially conscious, left-leaning mindset of the Scottish public and may come off as unnecessarily provocative or insensitive.

2. Environmental Concerns and Renewable Energy

Scotland takes pride in being a leader in renewable energy, with a strong commitment to achieving net-zero emissions by 2045. While Elon Musk's businesses, such as Tesla and SpaceX, do touch on sustainability (e.g., electric vehicles and solar energy), there are still concerns about the environmental impact of his ventures, particularly in the space industry with its carbon emissions and debris. Many Scots might view Musk's space exploration projects as distractions from urgent climate issues, which don’t align with Scotland's more immediate and pragmatic sustainability goals.

3. Wealth and Inequality

In a country that is deeply used to social justice, Musk's status as one of the world's richest individuals can appear to amplify the kind of wealth inequality that many Scots reject. There's skepticism about billionaires and a perception that Musk's business practices could influence social inequalities, conflicting with Scotland’s emphasis on fairer wealth distribution and corporate accountability.

4. Cultural Differences and Attitudes Toward Business Conduct

Musk's brash and confrontational demeanor might be seen as abrasive or arrogant within Scottish culture, which tends to value modesty, fairness, and an understated approach to business. His polarizing personality and dismissive attitude toward labor unions and workers’ rights further clash with Scotland's strong tradition of supporting worker rights and union representation [ miners ], adding to the skepticism toward his businesses.

5. Historical Resistance to External Influence

Scotland has a history of resisting external interference and protecting its independence, which may explain why there’s resistance to figures like Musk, who often represent powerful, external corporate interests. There’s a natural wariness toward high-profile outsiders who might be seen as trying to impose their business models or ideologies on Scottish society.

It seems that Musk's attacks on Scotland's PM, calling him a racist like he previously called Rishi Sunak may  reflect a fundamental misalignment with the country’s values and priorities. Scotland's progressive, environmentally conscious, and community-oriented ethos contrasts sharply with Musk's individualistic, confrontational, and capitalist approach. This clash, along with his recent comments about political figures like Rishi Sunak, likely makes Scottish people and their government less willing to embrace Musk’s personality or accommodate his businesses.