Oh dear. Yet another foul hashtag is making the rounds as the depraved ghoulishly and revoltingly rejoice over Margaret Thatcher’s death.
https://twitter.com/alexblag18/status/321239745919320066
In this instance, the twisted is matched only by the idiocy: Some Twitter users are reading it as “now that Cher is dead.”
https://twitter.com/RichieBenaud_/status/321240991040430080
RIP CHER. Just saw the hashtag. Never was a fan myself but you've gotta respect her influence. #nowthatcherisdead
— sexy_ghosts (@sexyghosts) April 8, 2013
RIP CHER #thatcherisdead pic.twitter.com/rza0g9YpBm
— Korneel Evers (@Korneel_Evers) April 8, 2013
https://twitter.com/ronnypls/status/321232262253395968
RIP Cher. At least now we'll find out about life after love. #nowthatchersdead
— David Itzcovitz (@ItzDaveMedia) April 8, 2013
#nowthatchersdead RIP Cher, I believe in life after love….
— CB_Arsenal?〽️ (@CammyBoYD) April 8, 2013
Bless their hearts. Of course, some may have just been egging on the confusion. In any event, fellow Twitter users are amused.
No salvation. RT @wonderlandmag: Some people on Twitter think Cher's dead because of #nowthatchersdead hashtag. We give up on humanity.
— Southgirl (@Southgirl09) April 8, 2013
Hilarious hashtag #nowthatchersdead People are thinking Cher has died.
— Maisie (@Yahyah56) April 8, 2013
Too funny. The celebratory hashtag #nowthatchersdead is being read wrong by distraught Cher fans…
— Rebecca Davis (@becsplanb) April 8, 2013
https://twitter.com/DanNerdCubed/status/321250249903599616
https://twitter.com/rugbycupcakes/status/321244992016379904
Cher death rumor: Debunked. What a relief. Whatever would we do without Cher’s oh-so-insightful tweets to “her lovelies“?