Michael Moore surely believes in the adage that there’s no such thing as bad publicity.
Like other fading stars on the left who’ve preyed on the immense popularity of the film “American Sniper” to get their names in the news, the rotund filmmaker has realized that trashing former Navy SEAL Chris Kyle is a sure-fire way to resurrect a faint glimpse of whatever relevance he once held.
After being inundated with personal attacks for criticizing the film and calling snipers “cowards,” Moore initially tried to couch his comments, saying he was not talking about Kyle.
But as the firestorm grew, and the morbidly obese moonbat experienced a level of publicity not seen in years, he has apparently decided to not let a serious crisis go to waste.
Hollywood liberals aim for the moral high ground in their efforts to “Vietnamize” the war in Iraq, and Moore ran with that banner in a series of tweets posted Saturday asking: “What Would Jesus Do?”
And the coward continues to take veiled, underhanded pot-shots at Kyle, knowing full well there is no chance he’ll ever come face-to-face with the vet.
His comments as seen on Twitter:
Tomorrow’s Sunday School (1) What Would Jesus Do? Oh, I know what he’d do — hide on top of a roof and shoot people in the back!
— Michael Moore (@MMFlint) January 24, 2015
Sunday School: (2) But What Would Jesus Do if he could be a sniper & save soldiers lives by shooting “savages” in the back? ANSWER…
— Michael Moore (@MMFlint) January 24, 2015
Sunday School: (3) ANSWER: Jesus wouldn’t put any soldiers lives in harm’s way in the first place because he wouldn’t have sent them 2 Iraq
— Michael Moore (@MMFlint) January 24, 2015
SundaySchool source: Pope John Paul II “The Iraq War, invading Iraq, is not a just war.” He, and the current Pope, opposed this immoral war.
— Michael Moore (@MMFlint) January 24, 2015
As expected, and hoped for, social media users pushed back. Here are a few responses as seen on Twitter:
.@MMFlint Maybe on the roof of his massive house. This one, for example: pic.twitter.com/8c2KnoRs7X
— Andrew Stiles (@AndrewStilesUSA) January 24, 2015
.@MMFlint‘s mansion has a car elevator, but it’s not used for cars. @SignalScout @AndrewStilesUSA
— jon gabriel (@exjon) January 24, 2015
@MMFlint You’re attempt at relevance has failed. You’re still a nobody.
— Chris Fannin (@wdkaatfan) January 24, 2015
,@MMFlint And after that, the 7 Deadly Sins. Starting off with gluttony.
— Chris Barnhart (@ChrisBarnhart) January 24, 2015
Remember folks. He’s unable to comprehend how we can love The Lord and Chris Kyle at the same time. @MMFlint
— Noah Wehrman (@NoahWehrman) January 24, 2015
@MMFlint Immoral war isn’t the issue idiot. You brought up cowardice of individual soldiers & have since tried changing the conversation. — RCB (@rcbvt) January 24, 2015
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