Looks like Tariq Nasheed decided to try his hand at the meme game:
Introducing..The "Alt-Right Bandstand" 👌😂🤣🎼 pic.twitter.com/su1Sb62OwV
— Tariq Nasheed (@tariqnasheed) July 17, 2017
Ok, full disclosure … this editor laughed a little mainly because this editor laughs easy and laughs often at memes. Plus the look on Gavin McInnes’ face is AWESOME.
That being said, the meme was meant as a way to snark at the alt-right and all it really did was prove that Tariq is clueless about what or who the alt-right is.
Case in point:
You are an intensely stupid person if you label me alt-right. https://t.co/Pt8d60TaP0
— Ben Shapiro (@benshapiro) July 17, 2017
Not just stupid, but INTENSELY stupid.
Ouch.
You're not "alt right." Far from it.
— Art Tavana (@arttavana) July 17, 2017
Correct. "Intensely stupid" about sums him up.
— gooseycheeks (@gooseycheeks) July 17, 2017
Word.
Might be the dumbest thing I've ever wasted almost 2 minutes on. 👏 good job Dems! He's yours.
— Pasquale🇺🇸 (@Depasquallers) July 17, 2017
And they can have him.
Your fake new site the Daily Wire lied and said I was a BLM Advocate and I'm not, so I guess we are both stupid https://t.co/diYf0UVQ2t
— Tariq Nasheed (@tariqnasheed) July 17, 2017
Awww, poor Tariq.
And no, that’s not how it works … maybe look at who actually wrote the article?
@benshapiro is libertarian if anything. This alt right nonsense is just a way to radicalize all conservatives
— DaboFlai (@damimontes3) July 17, 2017
It’s just another way way for the Left to objectify and dehumanize people they disagree with … which they’ve been doing for hundreds of years.
Seems like anyone with different opinions = Alt Right
ffs this is pitiful— steve 👸 (@WavFile) July 17, 2017
Bingo.
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