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Mitt Romney slams liberal Warriors part-owner Chamath Palihapitiya's 'repulsive, immoral, and disgusting' Uyghur genocide remarks

Yesterday, billionaire Social Capital CEO and part-owner of the Golden State Warriors Chamath Palihapitiya became a household name of sorts when a clip of him callously and cruelly dismissing the Uyghur genocide made the rounds.

Here it is again:

Chamath has the distinction of being one of only a handful of public figures who has managed to unite and piss off both Right and Left. People on both sides are disgusted by his remarks.

GOP Sen. Mitt Romney has also elicited some very strong reactions from both the Right and the Left, and usually those reactions are opposite in nature. But this time, both sides of the political aisle should find themselves agreeing with what Romney has to say:

Fact-check: true.

Of course, some people out there still can’t reconcile Mitt Romney’s belief in capitalism and defense of the filibuster with his support for human rights. Because those people are idiots:

Some people are just broken beyond repair.

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