Brian Krassenstein, who calls himself a journalist, tweeted this video out today claiming Roseanne Barr denied the holocaust and called for her to be cancelled:
He said:
“I don’t often call for the cancelling of anyone. I think it rarely serves a purpose, but when she got in front of an audience and said that “6 million Jews should die,” I will happily call for Roseanne Barr to be cancelled.
Her words: “Nobody died in the Holocaust. It should happen. Six millions Jews should die right now, because they cause all the problems in the world.”
The Nazis would be proud. And to those using this as an attack on Trump because Roseanne supports him, stop! That solves nothing and just takes away from her own responsibility in making these statements.”
But this clip is only 16 seconds. So I decided to see if there was anything longer to provide context.
Sure enough, I found it:
There you go. She was being sarcastic and facetious. It’s clear as day when you watch the full context.
What I want to know is how Brian Krassenstein, who calls himself a journalist, couldn’t even bother to search for a longer clip for text? It took me no more than seconds to find this longer clip. What kind of journalist is he? A really bad one apparently.