Hasan Piker, person who was 10-year-old when 9/11 occurred, likes to pretend he mocks it because he has no memory of it. Most people remember fifth grade. Maybe things are different in Turkey where Hasan was reared.
Hasan Piker says that mocking 9/11 is an American tradition: ''In our generation and younger, 9/11 has been memed into oblivion, right? Let's be real. There's a generational breakdown here where, like, the elderly are trying to make everyone talk about this in the way that they… pic.twitter.com/gEM0ImkaaT
— Drew Pavlou 🇦🇺🇺🇸🇺🇦🇹🇼 (@DrewPavlou) September 13, 2026
He's not some 19-year-old kid born after 9/11 who has no memory of the horrors. He's such a fraud.
Every single American who died on 9/11 had more dignity & value then this disgusting piece of filth https://t.co/3nmagtW6po
— Al Carbo (@carbo_al) September 13, 2026
By a country mile.
He’s irredeemable. It’s really just that simple. Absolute human garbage.
— Hon. Vickie Paladino (@VickieforNYC) September 13, 2026
This who Democrats campaign with.
Because this is what they all actually believe. Mamdani, El Sayed, all of them.
He says the things out loud they can’t say themselves (yet), but keeping him in their… https://t.co/EYeKqiacna
If El-Sayed wins, this guy will probably headline his victory party.
Deport. https://t.co/d8VLRWjFxI
— James Lindsay, anti-Communist (@ConceptualJames) September 13, 2026
Unfortunately, because of birthright citizenship, he is a citizen. He admits his Mom just came here, gave birth, and then left. He admits he spent all his formative years in Turkey, but somehow he gets to be an American citizen.
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We must mass-expel Islamists from America and the West. https://t.co/juAMG05XAo
— 🇺🇸 Mike Davis 🇺🇸 (@mrddmia) September 13, 2026
No, really… when is Ro Khanna’s next appearance on here? https://t.co/Clltkkesc3
— Joe Concha (@JoeConchaTV) September 13, 2026
He'll jump on any minute to defend Piker and say what a great American he is.
“forcible reverence” https://t.co/DDBbmwgvTV pic.twitter.com/TBE9Z5T82N
— Guy Benson (@guypbenson) September 13, 2026
As usual, he’s wrong.
— Alyssa Farah Griffin (@Alyssafarah) September 13, 2026
But also why does he talk about 9/11 like he was too young to remember the horror of that day? He’s in his mid 30s like me. We remember it vividly. If you’re not still horrified by that day - it’s because you’ve chosen not to be. & that’s quite a choice. https://t.co/vQsTssymIx
The piece everyone is missing is Hasan was in Turkey during this time. What was the reaction around him REALLY on that day? Maybe that has a lot to do with his 'irreverence' for the day.
Bankrupting, deporting & censoring this roach is the most American thing we can do rn. https://t.co/mHewZFboPS
— KaizerRev (@Kaizerrev) September 13, 2026
Since he can't be deported, at least bankrupting him would be a start.
there’s a difference between a joke and holding a tragic event in reverence and…the garbage this guy spews https://t.co/VU1Z3lZeY7
— kaitlin (@thefactualprep) September 13, 2026
Gaslighting is an American tradition. Mocking 9/11–not so much. https://t.co/8iULuTw2P0
— Katya Sedgwick (@KatyaSedgwick) September 13, 2026
Hasan: mocking 9/11 while people were still burning is “the American tradition.”
— 🦅 Eagle Wings 🦅 (@CRRJA5) September 13, 2026
No. The American tradition is firefighters going up the stairs, passengers fighting for the cockpit on Flight 93, and a country that still refuses to pretend 3,000 murdered civilians were a bit.… https://t.co/yVAvIzIWVk
Heroes are an American tradition.