When comedian Seth Rogen joked about his striking resemblance to Antonio Foreman, the bodyguard for white nationalist Tim “@BakedAlaska” Gionet, who was injured earlier this week, the alt-right imploded on themselves in condemnation.
"Just so everyone knows, I'm NOT a white nationalist, I have NOT been stabbed 9 times, and I DO have health insurance!" Rogen tweeted.
Gionet is an alt-right internet personality who has promotedthe concept of "white genocide." The phrase was coined white nationalists who believed multiculturalism was a conspiracy to kill off white people.
"He is not alt-right or a white supremacist," President Donald Trump supporter Mike Tokes tweeted. "He's a good guy with a big heart looking to fight for his country. What's wrong with you dude?"
"Im a Latino so he's not a white supremacist," California GOP political candidate Omar Navarro tweeted. "He's a kind person who doesn't discriminate. See him at the hospital and apologize."
Read some of the best responses below.
