Old tune:
Bishop announced on Twitter that he was āabout done with SF thought police tech giants.ā
New tune:
āI donāt use Gab, but if its management allows its users to promote violence, anti-Semitism, and racism on the platform, they certainly have misled investors and they will be gone quickly, and rightfully so,ā he wrote.
Bishop sent out a tweet saying he only gave the site $500 via a crowdfunding effort.
Next up, itās revealed that Bishop owns stock in the Daily Stormer and is shocked ā SHOCKED! ā to discover it is used to promote white-supremacist, anti-semitic, pro-Nazi views.
āI thought it was a local Storm Lake, Iowa weekly newspaper,ā he said. āIām surprised Rep. Steve King recommended it so highly it to me.ā
āYeah, I donated to Mussoliniās annual gala, but it wasnāt even enough to get me VIP seating. And nobody told me he was a dictator.ā
Heās ādone with the SF thought policeā but he didnāt know that GAB was promoting hate speech. Something smells Danā¦it might be YOU!
He invested in the Gab thought police! Great job!
From the story: āWithin minutes of the statementās release, Bishop sent out a tweet saying he only gave the site $500 via a crowdfunding effort.ā
That is damned rich!!! He is trying to rationalize and explain away his investment in a site that promoted white nationalism and anti-Semitism, by saying āit wasnāt that much!ā Good God Almighty!!
What a big spender. He touts that heās investing in a startup but only gives them $500 ? If that is his idea of āinvestingā, heās a loser. That doesnāt even rate a complimentary coffee mugā¦
Could it be that heās so used to taking contributions in return for favoring donors that he doesnāt understand the difference between a donation and an investment in normal usage??? Odd.