Guess what/ Progressives on Twitter are mad at someone for something they tweeted years ago. Shocked? Neither are we.
In 2008, the insanely successful comedian Kevin Hart tweeted, “Yo if my son comes home & try’s 2 play with my daughters doll house I’m going 2 break it over his head & say n my voice ‘stop that’s gay.”
And western civilization crumbled into the oceans.
Do you realize what that means? It means some loser SJW had to look through 10 years of tweets from a guy who’s super active on social media before they found something that the outrage mob could get excited about.
Since then, Hart has been tweeting heart-felt (get it?) tweets about how much he has grown and how much he’s learned. It’s pathetic, and the left doesn’t care. They don’t care if you’re sorry, they don’t care if you’ve changed or if the damning comment was out of character. They just want to bring a big man down.
What’s sad is Hart did exactly the wrong thing. He apologized. If there’s one thing we’ve learned since 2012, it’s that you never apologize to the outrage mob. All that does is signal weakness, and get you steamrolled. The right move is to tell the SJWs to grow up, read some history and go find your real audience.
Owen Benjamin is a comedian who took heat for saying interrupting a child’s natural hormonal development is child abuse. He refused to back down and now he’s thriving.
Here’s Benjamin with some hilarious commentary on the Hart tweets.
~ Liberty Video News
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