'Tucker Carlson is morally backrupt': Internet blasts Fox News host for his remarks about Club Q mass shooting
NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK: Social media users slammed Fox News host Tucker Carlson for his remarks about the mass shooting at the LGBTQ Club Q in Colorado Springs. While covering the incident that claimed the lives of five people and left another 25 people injured, Carlson said, that such tragedies never stop "being horrifying" no matter "how many times you've seen it."
“Violence and cruelty should always horrify us every single time. When we start to become cynical about the deaths of other human beings, we have lost something essential to our humanity. Unfortunately, you’re seeing that,” he remarked. However, many on social media were quick to point out Carlson and his past anti-LGBTQ remarks. One user wrote on Twitter, “Tucker also conveniently ignored his important role in stirring up violent and anti-LGBT rhetoric.” “Just stop it, @TuckerCarlson. You know exactly why, and you've more than contributed to the problem. Stop spewing the nightly hateful and dishonest rhetoric (that you yourself argued legally can't be taken as truth), and then pretending you have no idea why these things happen,” another said while adding, “I'm so sick of him and people like him inciting acts like this because of their lies and hate speech, and then washing their hands clean by pretending every one of these people who commit these acts don't hang on their every word. It's not politics, it's just disgusting.”
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Someone wrote, “Tucker is afraid of LGBTQ people. He’s afraid of ppl of color, he’s afraid of ppl who are not like him. He s scared little man.” “Tucker is morally bankrupt,” another user added. “Tucker Carlson wants to pretend he's horrified by violence. Just last month, he had Christopher Rufo on to talk about how drag queens were "sexualizing" and harming children. He told viewers they should "arm themselves." Someone listened and acted on it,” yet another user remarked.
🧵 Tucker Carlson just started his show by telling his audience that "violence and cruelty should always horrify us," referring to the CO Springs shooting this weekend.
— Kat Abu (@abughazalehkat) November 22, 2022
Tucker also conveniently ignored his important role in stirring up violent and anti-LGBT rhetoric: https://t.co/XzCwbeE2gl pic.twitter.com/gXjHdOf9EM
I'm so sick of him and people like him inciting acts like this because of their lies and hate speech, and then washing their hands clean by pretending every one of these people who commit these acts don't hang on their every word. It's not politics, it's just disgusting.
— Spencer Davidson (@SDavidsonWKTV) November 22, 2022
Tucker Carlson wants to pretend he's horrified by violence. Just last month, he had Christopher Rufo on to talk about how drag queens were "sexualizing" and harming children. He told viewers they should "arm themselves." Someone listened and acted on it. pic.twitter.com/Y4o097G7OO
— Alejandra Caraballo (@Esqueer_) November 22, 2022
@foxnewspolitics Tucker is afraid of lgbtq people. He’s afraid of ppl of color, he’s afraid of ppl who are not like him. He s scared little man.
— Democracy Won ? (@Violala24) September 20, 2022
Tucker Carlson wants to pretend he's horrified by violence. Just last month, he had Christopher Rufo on to talk about how drag queens were "sexualizing" and harming children. He told viewers they should "arm themselves." Someone listened and acted on it. pic.twitter.com/Y4o097G7OO
— Alejandra Caraballo (@Esqueer_) November 22, 2022
Meanwhile, in remembrance of the victims of the tragic shooting, Governor Jared Polis ordered flags to be flown at half-staff at all state-owned facilities starting Monday, November 21, all through the week, till Saturday, November 26, according to a press release from his office. “Flags will be lowered for 5 days to remember each of the 5 individuals who lost their lives in this senseless tragedy. To further honor and remember the victims and those injured in this tragedy, the Polis-Primavera administration will also be flying the Pride flag at the Colorado state capitol for the next five days,” the statement added.
