‘Slaves built the US the way cows built McDonald’s’ — and other historical ‘facts’ from Katie McHugh
Katie McHugh was fired from Breitbart News on Monday after she wrote on Twitter that “there would be no deadly terror attacks in the U.K. if Muslims didn’t live there” after a terror attack in London.
Below is an article about McHugh’s from 2015. As you can see for yourself, she had a history of racist Twitter rants:
It must be very liberating to be a conservative right now. With fifteen GOP candidates still vying for a job that will never be hired for — now that Rick Perry finally looks like the smart one by saying “Laters, losers” — crazy talk wins the hearts and minds of the conservative base and everyone is doing it.
After Andrew Breitbart checked out at age 43 from heart failure and not an Obama space-based death ray— leaving his widow to tidy up some of his messier affairs — the website that bears his name has traveled further downriver into the fever swamps of nativism, misogyny, barely restrained racism and incompetence.
This is due in no small part by actively seeking out people deemed too horrible to work for Tucker Carlson’s White Privilege Frat House and National Natty Light Reserve.
One of the lesser known hires from the DC is Katie McHugh who was brought over to “aggressively and insightfully tell the stories that are shaping our political and cultural experience,” according to Editor-in-Chief Alex Marlow.
Or, as McHugh put it: “I’m very proud to join the Breitbart News Network to reshape the American political conversation by airing out all the facts.”
And, having been promoted to front page editor after slightly more than a year, “reshaping” the conservation is exactly what she is doing by explaining history to America — one tweet at a time.
Last night while the GOP debaters raged against the dying of the right, McHugh shared some amazing insights about immigrants in America, Muslims, slaves, Native-Americans, and Hispanics on the Twitter in her own whimsical way.
Enjoy:
The only way to strike a balance between vigilance, discrimination, (& terror) is to end Muslim immigration. #CNNDebate #IstandwithAhmed
— Katie McHugh (@k_mcq) September 16, 2015
Dear illegal aliens: Our country, lands, heritage & taxpayer $ don’t belong to you. Go home. Sincerely, America https://t.co/1snHxITI5i
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— Katie McHugh (@k_mcq) September 17, 2015
Indian tribes never bothered to build any kind of civilization. They killed each other and chased bison. Yawn~ https://t.co/U0B0lAPqqq
— Katie McHugh (@k_mcq) September 17, 2015
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British settlers and their descendants built civilization. Indians never bothered to build more than a few teepees. https://t.co/2uGuMKjNnJ
— Katie McHugh (@k_mcq) September 17, 2015
Third Worlders whining to me that Americans “stole” America. No, you could never build it yet you expect it to serve you. Go to hell.
— Katie McHugh (@k_mcq) September 17, 2015
Probably not by cutting hearts out of sacrificial victims, unlike a sacred tradition of a Latin American culture. https://t.co/V0DsbaNa6e
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— Katie McHugh (@k_mcq) September 17, 2015
“Shut up, Puerto Rican.” See how that sounds? Let’s hear you screech. https://t.co/e8LfbSfgG1
— Katie McHugh (@k_mcq) September 17, 2015
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Mexicans wrecked Mexico & think invading the USA will magically cure them them of their retarded dysfunction. LOL. https://t.co/H5D7YFLGNQ
— Katie McHugh (@k_mcq) September 17, 2015
British settlers built the USA. “Slaves” built the country much as cows “built” McDonald’s. Amateur… https://t.co/bOIXSpbpxB
— Katie McHugh (@k_mcq) September 17, 2015
As if Indians could ever build the highly-advanced welfare system that sustains their existence… lol https://t.co/TbsEnKUvDl
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— Katie McHugh (@k_mcq) September 17, 2015
Dear “native people,” Where is your space program? Discovery of the wheel? Civilization? Love, America. https://t.co/TbsEnKUvDl
— Katie McHugh (@k_mcq) September 17, 2015
LOL, no. Western tradition alone can be credited with creating the civilized world, which youre dying to break into. https://t.co/6IyR53Bber
— Katie McHugh (@k_mcq) September 17, 2015
Funny how Europeans assimilated, unlike Third Worlders demanding welfare while raping, killing Americans. https://t.co/n1iqggqlwb
— Katie McHugh (@k_mcq) September 17, 2015
Consume welfare in whatever garbage country you come from, sweetie. https://t.co/QD1D4B3oa1
— Katie McHugh (@k_mcq) September 17, 2015
Another Crusade would do a lot of good. Let’s turn Mecca into a strip mall! https://t.co/q7LGCDN0TB
— Katie McHugh (@k_mcq) September 17, 2015
And this one is special:
Sweet hire, Breitbart….
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