Montel, dude, just stop.
Over the weekend, Montel Williams took it upon himself to make some fairly disparaging and even misogynistic comments about Dana Loesch, going so far as to call her a spokesmodel. He attempted to objectify and dehumanize her to make his point, which he was called out for, a lot.
So much, in fact, that Montel put out ANOTHER thread on why he wrote what he did and you can guess how well this worked out for him.
https://twitter.com/montel_williams/status/970869633459789824?s=21
First thing out of the gate, he’s attacking Dana, again.
But don’t worry, his ‘issue’ with her isn’t based on her sex; surely he calls men spokesmodels as well, right?
https://twitter.com/Montel_Williams/status/970870510975295489
Tea party, wackadoo faux conservatism … that is RICH coming from a guy who sells payday loans to people who really can’t afford them.
But sure, Dana’s the problem.
Keep digging, Montel.
https://twitter.com/Montel_Williams/status/970871078368157696
Dude, you’re the plant.
https://twitter.com/Montel_Williams/status/970871581223170048
Who appointed Montel the keeper of all conservatism?
Oh, that’s right, NOBODY.
https://twitter.com/Montel_Williams/status/970871923360985089
In other words, ‘Pay attention to meeeeeeee, not her!’
https://twitter.com/Ramani33_/status/971003669582786560
Sad. So sad.
Stop signalling your virtue.
We all know she's a paid spokesperson for the NRA.
In your mind that makes her an evil opportunist.
In reality, it makes her employed.
— Corinne (@ConservaGrrl) March 6, 2018
He’s probably just angry they aren’t interested in hiring him.
And you’re a washed up celebrity, so what’s your point?You are irrelevant and anyone that listens to a any celebrity opinion needs a head check
— Brad_Reloaded (@Brad_Reloaded) March 6, 2018
Ouch.
You're clearly suffering from a case of misogyny Montel. Jeez, just relax and eat some Cheetos. Leave Dana be. She's good people.
— Gary ? (@Gary_12thMan) March 6, 2018
Maybe he just needs to eat a Snickers bar.
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