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Rednecks and Sammiches
I don’t know about all y’all you guys, but after following the #HateHoax Jussie Smollett failed spectacularly at attempted, I needed a few hours to continue laughing finally let loose. So I scoured the Twittersphere in search of the funniest reactions out there. I found 13.
#13 #JussieSmollett Interview Mashup
This one was funny. Someone took a spoof of the ‘attack’ and matched it with Jussie’s own words in the interview. The result was hilarious.
Anyone wonder what the store clerk at the Crafty Beaver was thinking during this transaction? Of course, it must not seem too odd. It is the CRAFTY BEAVER, after all.
Watching Jussie Smollett's hoax "attackers" buy the black knit face masks, gloves, rope, etc…
Do you think the store clerk asked what they were gonna do with an "I'm obviously going to commit a crime" starter pack? pic.twitter.com/y03xroBVIm
It must be frustrating to find someone willing to hurt you. Jussie hired Nigerian White Supremacists to do the job because he couldn’t find racist Americans to do so!
#JussieSmollett : I was hit by a car driven by racist, homophobic, Trump Supporters.
Yes this is in twice. Because this one has the check!
AND Charles Barkley kept roasting Jussie Smollett… and @NBAonTNT even made a fake $3500 check to pay "Muggers" for "Mugging supplies" pic.twitter.com/nTYg8oKgXl
He is a leftie. He spoke up for Trump supporters (sort of). AND he was so epically funny, he wins top spot. I’m #SorryNotSorry.
Trevor Noah blasts Jussie Smollett: "What, did he also write 'Fake Hate Crime' in the memo? Even amateurs know if you commit a crime, you go all cash, people! No paper trail!"pic.twitter.com/R2vC70OtKO
Mary Freeman is a publishing editor and writer for NRN. She thrives on political dialogue and seeks to communicate truth. Freeman loves President Trump and wants her country back. She's grounded in her Christian faith and enjoys networking with like-minded friends online.
"At NRN, I feel as if I am actually doing something for myself and my country, and it has changed my life."
Mary Freeman is a publishing editor and writer for NRN. She thrives on political dialogue and seeks to communicate truth. Freeman loves President Trump and wants her country back. She’s grounded in her Christian faith and enjoys networking with like-minded friends online.
“At NRN, I feel as if I am actually doing something for myself and my country, and it has changed my life.”