The Newest Alt-Right Nazi Russian-Propagated Meme That's Literally Ripping Our Republic in Twain: "Beto Is a Furry"

Via Instapundit, Politico is in full melt-down mode over a twitter user calling himself "Comfortably Smug" who cheekily started posting "Beto is a furry" after video of "Beto" in a sheep mask and fuzzy onesie surfaced.

In an article titled, "The hidden menace threatening Democrats’ bid to beat Trump in 2020," Politico breathlessly reports on DNC social media police, The Warriors on the Walls of Freedom, James Bondishly preventing the next Russian Invasion:

After the September debate, DNC Tech sent out a summary of suspicious activity it spotted by monitoring Twitter. The party found that a Twitter thread by Beto O'Rourke was the target of "dogpiling," the technical term for when trolls coordinate on one thread to dominate the candidate’s mentions.

"Technical term"? You mean, "slang"?

The technical term for what you just did is "made an oopsie."

The Beto dogpile concerned a popular meme that says Beto is a furry.

Not everything deserves a response. When the DNC reached out and reported the furry dogpile to Beto's campaign, the DNC staffer noted, "I haven't flagged this activity to Twitter as I think the backlash to any action taken by them might be worse than the current activity."

In addition to the dogpile, the DNC reported after the September debate "[a]t least three new right-wing narratives targeting candidates," and that there was a "direct threat to one candidate, which Twitter removed in the early morning following the debate."

Meanwhile, the Babylon Bee has a huge scoop about that hyper-violent video of Trump shooting up a church: Apparently, the video was doctored.

Was That Video Of Trump Shooting His Political Foes In The Face Doctored? An In-Depth Analysis

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Our video experts quickly recognized this as a fake. Trump's neck is not properly aligned once again. Furthermore, his Calypso Orange skin tone does not match the paler skin tone of the source image, providing more evidence that this footage was tampered with.

But the real smoking gun here is the gentleman with the Vice News logo for a face. At first glance, it appears his head was actually surgically removed and that he had the logo implanted on his neck. But further review appears to prove that this was all doctored in post. You can tell because the face appears to only move in two dimensions, as though someone just downloaded the Vice News logo from Google images and added it to the footage using Windows Movie Maker.

If this is "doctored" video, it's gotta be the greatest forgery I've ever seen.

People should literally be hanged for this outrageous attempt to insert Russian Movie Memes into our important national discussion about which Republicans should be put into the camps first.

posted by Ace of Spades at 02:56 PM

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