3 more tweets by Marz post-election
About a month's passed since Donald Trump's election, and here's a few, quite saddening posts Ron Marz turned out, like this one where he sounds gleeful that Kellogg corporation withdrew ads from Breitbart because they hated their politics:
And I guess no issues with Kellogg for their deals with foreign companies that relied on child slave labor, nor their contributions to George Soros and Black Lives Matter while simultaneously ignoring racism in one of their own factories stateside, right? Gee, how does he feel about buying corn flakes that may be made with palm oil coming from slave labor? What a true hypocrite he is.
Then, when somebody accuses a Trump supporter of falsely arguing there were millions of illegal immigrants who voted in the election, he says:
And predictably ignores that there have been reports verified that such fraud not only exists, it also occurred during this year's election too.
And then, while in Greece for a convention, he claims:
Oh, is that so? How do we know that even in Greece, a country that's sadly got problems with socialists these days, there aren't people who actually found it relieving that Trump was elected? I'm sure Marz didn't ask supporters of Geert Wilders and Marine Le Pen over in Holland and France either. This is definitely not a comment Marz made that should be taken at face value.
And let's not be surprised if Marz wants to write anti-Trump propaganda into his own comics in some way or other these coming 4 years. Which will only make them all the more worthless.
Good for @KelloggCompany. I will happily buy more Corn Flakes.— Ron Marz (@ronmarz) December 1, 2016
And I guess no issues with Kellogg for their deals with foreign companies that relied on child slave labor, nor their contributions to George Soros and Black Lives Matter while simultaneously ignoring racism in one of their own factories stateside, right? Gee, how does he feel about buying corn flakes that may be made with palm oil coming from slave labor? What a true hypocrite he is.
Then, when somebody accuses a Trump supporter of falsely arguing there were millions of illegal immigrants who voted in the election, he says:
The biggest issue facing our nation: stupid people. https://t.co/Om8GqJ658M— Ron Marz (@ronmarz) December 1, 2016
And predictably ignores that there have been reports verified that such fraud not only exists, it also occurred during this year's election too.
And then, while in Greece for a convention, he claims:
In case you're wondering, every European I've spoken to is horrified and dumbfounded we elected Trump. My only answer: "We are very stupid."— Ron Marz (@ronmarz) December 5, 2016
Oh, is that so? How do we know that even in Greece, a country that's sadly got problems with socialists these days, there aren't people who actually found it relieving that Trump was elected? I'm sure Marz didn't ask supporters of Geert Wilders and Marine Le Pen over in Holland and France either. This is definitely not a comment Marz made that should be taken at face value.
And let's not be surprised if Marz wants to write anti-Trump propaganda into his own comics in some way or other these coming 4 years. Which will only make them all the more worthless.
Labels: Europe and Asia, misogyny and racism, moonbat writers, politics
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