'No words'. Elected official releases SHOCKINGLY bad (horrifying even) statement on New Zealand mosque shootings

Sam J. | 10:24 AM on March 15, 2019

You know that feeling when you read something so absolutely unacceptable you’re not sure if you’re reading something real? You know, like Hillary Clinton’s book, ‘What Happened.’ Well, this statement on the Christchurch shootings from Senator Fraser Anning who is the Senator for Queensland is pretty damn unbelievable.

And shockingly bad.

Take a look.

I don’t think I have ever seen a statement like this from an elected official after a terrorist attack: pic.twitter.com/83RCLcM7Mg

— Seema (@LATSeema) March 15, 2019

Wow.

We are completely unfamiliar with who Senator Fraser Anning is so we did a search and found this on ‘his’ Wikipedia page. Read closely:

Seems ol’ Fraser isn’t exactly all that popular.

And we can see why.

What a disgusting and foul statement for an elected official or anyone to make. Maybe he missed it, but 49 innocent people just murdered for their faith. Did he really think blaming the victims was the right way to go here?

"Totally condemn… However"

— Amy Doghouse (@AmyDoghouse) March 15, 2019

Wow.

I'm actually shocked.

— neontaster (@neontaster) March 15, 2019

Join the club.

Oh my god. This was so much worse than I expected…even Trump wouldn't dare use this act of terrorism to double-down on his Muslim hatred. jfc

"I am utterly opposed to hate, unless it's against people I hate…who are also Muslims" is NOT a "strong condemnation.

— Pretty.Jung.Thing (@EmicAcademic) March 15, 2019

That won’t stop our dear friends on the Left from comparing Trump to this jagoff but fair point.

I am not even going to retweet this. Unreal.

— Runnergirl12 (@RungirlPs91) March 15, 2019

'No words'. Elected official releases SHOCKINGLY bad (horrifying even) statement on New Zealand mosque shootings

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