People who see Nazi conspiracy theories everywhere think THEY’RE the good guys.
Think about that.
How absolutely out there does someone have to be to think #HonkHonk is code for Heil Hitler?
You know what, don’t answer that.
LOL! pic.twitter.com/vYQVZDcYdB
— Boomieleaks (@Boomieleaks) February 7, 2022
Now, at first, we thought maybe this was a parody because yeah, parody accounts tweet some seriously stupid stuff.
But nope.
It’s real.
In fact, she has 143k followers.
Yikes, right?
In addition to the Nazi signaling using the hashtag of H*nkH*nk (HH = heil Hitler), the anti-vax convoy supporters are also using the hashtag PureBl**d.
I’m purposefully not spelling these terms because I don’t want to have my tweets come up in search, but you can look yourself. https://t.co/DCguAdQ3fB
— Leah McElrath (@leahmcelrath) February 5, 2022
FYI, they come up in search.
HA HA HA HA HA HA
We’re amazed any of these people can actually chew their own food or tie their own shoes.
Holy crap, it’s a whole thread:
What’s happening in Canada with the use of trucks and tractors to create mobile right-wing extremist war lord convoys to try to shut down urban centers and terrorize healthcare workers and political opposition will be replicated in the US soon.
Count on it.
— Leah McElrath (@leahmcelrath) February 5, 2022
Someone should ask her if the right-wing Nazi truckers are in the room with her.
Holy cow.
No, we won’t bore you with all of the noise, if you want to see it the thread is still up on Twitter (if she hasn’t blocked you, she seems to block a lot).
Honk Honk 🤣🤣🤣
— Crazy Rider Fan (@bdmolnar) February 6, 2022
Honk honk indeed. LOL
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