After the Women’s March ‘celebrated’ cop-killer and wanted terrorist, Assata Shakur, social media EXPLODED condemning the movement for supporting a woman who had been convicted of killing a cop. They apparently felt so put-upon that they went into a 20-tweet-filled-storm about how it was OK for them to promote a monster because she was a woman.
Marc Lamont Hill seems to have a special place in his heart for Shakur as well:
So Marc Lamont Hill really really really really likes this convicted cop murderer/wanted terrorist. pic.twitter.com/UKUWSa2ooB
— Alex Griswold (@HashtagGriswold) July 18, 2017
Excuse me, I misspoke. CNN EMPLOYEE Marc Lamont Hill really loves convicted cop killers/terrorists https://t.co/ZxgocJkD7A
— Alex Griswold (@HashtagGriswold) July 18, 2017
Seems that way.
I'm in no emotional or psychological place to argue with anti-Assata folk today. Plus their argument is dumb.
— Marc Lamont Hill (@marclamonthill) July 18, 2017
Right. Arguing that a woman who killed a cop isn’t a hero is such a dumb argument.
And 99% of the people harassing me about Assata know nothing about her or the case. If they did, they too would know she's innocent.
— Marc Lamont Hill (@marclamonthill) July 18, 2017
Sure.
I believe Assata Shakur is INNOCENT and WRONGLY CONVICTED of killing a cop. Therefore my support of her doesn't mean I support cop killers.
— Marc Lamont Hill (@marclamonthill) July 18, 2017
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Keep telling yourself that.
Oh, okay. You ONLY support people who break out of prison by holding guards at gunpoint. https://t.co/oYiF1RxyAY
— Alex Griswold (@HashtagGriswold) July 18, 2017
Well that makes it TOTALLY better.
Indeed, Hill seems to have a history of supporting cop killers:
He also co-wrote a book with convicted cop killer Mumia @HashtagGriswold
— Katie Pavlich (@KatiePavlich) July 18, 2017
Wowza.
Shakur could've been caught with the book "Cop Murder and Me (This Sort of Thing is My Bag, Baby)," and idiots would protest her innocence.
— Alex Griswold (@HashtagGriswold) July 18, 2017
See Hill.
Bruh… It was Obama's FBI that put her on the damn Most Wanted List. All the people he pardoned, he didn't pardon her but she innocent?? https://t.co/4vGxB4iuS6
— Will. Power (@KIR_bigg50) July 18, 2017
Oh yeah, that tidbit. Hill can’t even claim this is a racism thing since Obama’s admin was the one that put Shakur on the Most Wanted List.
https://twitter.com/Gooms/status/887373413597069312
Convicted. Key word.
Yes, it does. A jury found her guilty based on factual evidence. But hey, be who you are. #truecolors
— ??Ty ?? (@wildthang1471) July 18, 2017
If you're explaining, you're losing….
— Brandon ???? (@Brash_1) July 18, 2017
And he’s not just explaining, he’s OVER explaining.
https://twitter.com/DrunkenPromises/status/887361773992644608
Because Cuba is RAD.
Heh.
CNN sure can pick ’em.
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And now for the Women’s March tweet-storm, er, ‘brief refresher,’ defending Assata Shakur
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