Earlier this week, we told you the story of Eugene Wu, the anti-Trump doctor who sued the president for blocking him on Twitter and was later fired from his job. Now, he’s demanding the United Nations investigate the United States for allegedly putting children in “internment camps.”
“As an American, it pains me to say this. The United Nations should investigate the United States of America for placing children in internment camps and violating both human rights and international law,” he tweeted.
As an American, it pains me to say this.
The United Nations should investigate the United States of America for placing children in internment camps and violating both human rights and international law.
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Many of the replies to his tweet were just as bad.
The UN has condemned the practice
I wouldn't mind if they invaded and set us free.— Chris Behner (@ChrisBehner1) June 15, 2018
The President has kidnapped the children and are holding them hostage. The ransom is money for the wall and other immigration concessions.
— Rare Logic (@lovroflaughs) June 15, 2018
And maybe elections inspectors for 2020.
— Julia Atherton (@jatherton15) June 15, 2018
YES. this needs to be tried in The Hague. These are human rights violations, AND when these kids start dying, it's going to be like Nuremberg
— Sandi Bachom (@sandibachom) June 16, 2018
Absolutely an investigation should be open but Haley is a huge Trump fan, there have been rumors of an affair. She will not help. #BlueTsunami2018 #SaveTheChildren #Resistance
— Lonni Collins Pratt (@lcpratt) June 15, 2018
A few people tried to inject some actual facts into the conversation but to no avail, since leftists have immunized themselves from truth and apparently prefer to remain ignorant and thus, stupid.
ICYMI==> PHOTOS: MSNBC reporter tours shelter for migrant kids and finds no cells or Obama kennels, but they are forced to watch 'Moana' https://t.co/i0zPBeOYY9
— Twitchy Team (@TwitchyTeam) June 14, 2018
Yea, me too. Obama passed this law. He was a terrible president and a liar.
— NoWayJose (@DatsyukYou) June 16, 2018
Yes, the initial pictures that came out on CNN with kids in cages. Dated 2014.
— Jessie Bedlam (@Alpheus11B) June 16, 2018
But that doesn’t matter to the left, which literally rejects truth.
One person noted:
This is the stupidest thread ive ever read.
— NOLA JODIE 🇺🇸🎅🎄 (@jodierappkeeton) June 16, 2018
Another Twitter user asked:
Where were these tweets when BO was doing it? pic.twitter.com/YyYKHu3lUT
— Dax Trujillo (@DaxTrujillo) June 16, 2018
Bingo. Back then it didn’t matter because Obama is a Democrat.
So what will happen if the UN actually investigates? One person nailed it:
The UN will investigate and immediately condemn Israel for it. https://t.co/O3KE00lNTa
— Remulak MoxArgon: Intergalactic Overlord👽 (@moxargon) June 16, 2018
That’s pretty much it…
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