Adam Levine of Maroon 5 and NBC’s “The Voice” came under fire Friday after Twitchy reported his bigoted anti-Mitt Romney tweet about “magic underwear.”
@NBCTheVoice @adamlevine your bigot employee, read more: http://t.co/0AwJ3qrd
— KiMiKi (@kdcajt) August 31, 2012
@thevoice are you ok with Adam Levine hate and anti-mormon bigotry about Romney's 'magic underwear' http://t.co/Q1SZB3FF via @TwitchyTeam
— Caryn (@stappbystapp) August 31, 2012
His brilliant damage control plan? To trot out something that happened 34 years ago to justify something he tweeted on Thursday. Forget what he tweeted because look over there! Mormons!!11!!!1!
@adamlevine ?So you're arguing bigoted tweets are okay bc mormons got civil rights THIRTY years ago instead of 40? Oh, well carry on then
— Linda Gal (@lindagal22) September 1, 2012
https://twitter.com/MajorFriend/status/241770884963110912
Yep, that’s exactly what Levine is suggesting. As always, liberalism is a defense against the indefensible. People like Levine believe their “progressive” ideas shield them from accusations of racism, sexism and other bigotry. They consider liberalism a free pass, a blind eye, and a Get Out of Jail Free card all rolled into one.
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When bigotry is weaponized in the service of the progressive agenda, it’s a-OK.
That’s why the liberal media (redundant, we know) have been stoking anti-Mormon sentiment since Romney entered the 2008 presidential race. This year, headlines included “Why Race Is Still a Problem for Mormons” and “Will Mormons’ Racial History be a Problem for Mitt Romney?”
And oh-so-tolerant liberals like Adam Levine are emboldened to gleefully parade their bigotry for all to see.
If Levine won’t put his bigotry aside, one Twitter user suggests it might be wise to get behind Romney for practical reasons.
@adamlevine You better hope the Mormon is next pres or nobody will be able to afford your albums or concert tix.
— Susan (@dixiesmom2) September 1, 2012
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