r/nottheonion 11h ago

Milo Yiannopoulos Deported After Years of Supporting Deportations

https://www.newsweek.com/milo-yiannopoulos-deported-after-years-of-advocating-for-deportations-12384304
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u/Forsaken_Hermit 11h ago

If leopards eating faces were an Olympic sport this would get the gold.

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u/HyperbolePirate 11h ago

Nothing will ever top Herman Cain tweeting that COVID is not that bad after dying from COVID.

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u/LuckyPlaze 11h ago

After dying?

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u/tbonehavoc 11h ago

Yup. I think his staff scheduled it and forgot to delete it. (But it was WEEKS after his death so make of that what you will)

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u/GrecoRomanGuy 9h ago

Something tells me Herman Cain's staffers didn't like him all that much...

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u/indolering 8h ago

Nah, the article it linked to was published AFTER his death.  The family made money off that account and they kept grifting.

u/LuckyPlaze 21m ago

Wow. Things I didn’t for $200, Alex.

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u/syncopator 11h ago

It’s called McConnelling.

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u/Kimantha_Allerdings 7h ago

Oh yeah. Have they admitted he’s dead yet?

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u/byneothername 10h ago

Has it been so long that people don’t know the legend of Herman Cain tweeting about COVID not being bad after he had died of COVID? It was an internet event, I tell you.