Zeiger
Daily Stormer
January 9, 2017
These twitter criminals are violating our fundamental right to troll our enemies!
The millionaire investor Martin Shkreli, in spite of his busy schedule of price-gouging GRIDS faggots out of their medication and defending himself from unjust federal persecution, finds the time to bully leftist journalists on twitter.
We should all be inspired by his dedication to trolling our enemies.
When your grand-kids ask you “what did you do during the meme wars?” you won’t be able to tell them you didn’t have time to get active on the internet. They’ll just snap back at you “St. Shkreli (PBUH) was running a major corporation and still managed to shitpost all day!”
But like with all great heroes, the forces of evil persecute him relentlessly.
Martin Shkreli, the former Turing Pharmaceuticals executive who became known as ‘‘Pharma Bro’’ after he dramatically hiked the price of a drug, was suspended from Twitter on Sunday afternoon. A person at Twitter who is familiar with the matter but declined to be quoted directly confirmed that Shkreli’s suspension was related to his harassment of journalist Lauren Duca.
Remember Lauren Duca? This slut was defending the homos who were harassing Ivanka Trump on that plane.
Duca, a freelance journalist, recently wrote a viral op-ed for Teen Vogue titled ‘‘Donald Trump is gaslighting America.’’ During a combative appearance on Tucker Carlson’s Fox News show just before Christmas, Carlson told Duca that she should stick to writing about ‘‘thigh-high boots,’’ and Duca told Carlson that he was ‘‘unprofessional’’ and a ‘‘partisan hack.’’ The exchange resulted in her receiving thousands of angry messages, including a rape threat on Christmas Day.
A few days ago, Shkreli started trolling Duca on Twitter.
I would rather eat my own organs pic.twitter.com/IgeCRZqk8w
— Lauren Duca (@laurenduca) January 5, 2017
Mmh, yes, exquisite trolling there. The light sexual suggestiveness really brings out the flavor.
Sunday, Duca noticed that Shkreli had changed his Twitter profile picture to an image of her, in which Shkreli’s face was photoshopped onto that of another man. ‘‘I have a small crush on @laurenduca,’’ his Twitter bio read. ‘‘Hope she doesn’t find out.’’
Duca tweeted images of the profile changes to Twitter chief executive Jack Dorsey, asking, ‘‘How is this allowed.’’
How is this allowed @jack pic.twitter.com/Wof8MlYHTL
— Lauren Duca (@laurenduca) January 8, 2017
Indeed, how could it possibly be allowed that a White male [err, Albanian male. -ed.] should mock a woman on the internet in 2017?
Like all strong, empowered women, Duca went crying straight to a man at the first sight of trouble.
‘‘The Twitter Rules prohibit targeted harassment, and we will take action on accounts violating those policies,’’ a Twitter spokesperson said in a statement in response to questions about Shkreli’s suspension. Twitter generally doesn’t give many details on the actions it takes against specific accounts.
We reached out to Shkreli seeking comment on his suspension, but he replied that he doesn’t speak to The Washington Post because it is a ‘‘trash extension of the left wing.’’ In a statement to the Verge just before his suspension, Shkreli sad he didn’t believe his actions should be considered harassment because Duca hadn’t asked him to stop.
I love that they printed out his reply. Apparently, they’re not ashamed of being a trash extension of the left wing.
In any case, we must take up Martin’s torch and continue the struggle while he’s in twitter-jail. If we don’t do it, who will convince @LaurenDuca to accompany him to the Trump inauguration ceremony?
She really hates this picture, as it reminds her of her unmanageable sexual fixation with Bayraktar Shekreli: