Britain First reposts Jeremy Corbyn ‘armed forces’ satire not realising it’s a joke
When Britain First stumbled across an article lambasting Jeremy Corbyn for choosing Glastonbury over a ‘last-minute invitation to Armed Forces Day’, it did what any far-right bunch of bellends would do – it reposted it on its website.
Except the comedy rant by @hrtbps on Twitter was just that – a comedy rant – although the joke was totally lost on Britain First.
@hrtbps am I going mad or has Britain First actually reposted your article? https://t.co/jBSIo4fcvs
— Sam Cramer (@SamEyes) June 26, 2017
LMAO Britain First has copied my satirical Corbyn article verbatim, the thick fucks! https://t.co/RWJca28pbT
— hrtbps (@hrtbps) June 26, 2017
Ah hang on, even they're surely not stupid enough to do that…*clicks*…oh…it seems I may have overestimated them a bit
— Andrew Quinlan (@andrewjquinlan) June 26, 2017
You’d have thought the intro might have given it away, describing Corbyn as a “noted soldier hater and disgusting peacenik”.
At what point could they NOT have realised the article, for @Joe_co_uk, was a joke?
“Armed Forces Day, a British tradition for generations since its inception in 2008, took place this weekend.
“Instead, the hapless socialist appeared at Glastonbury Festival on a stage that was built with money – which is capitalist by the way – to deliver a virtue signalling speech to hundreds of thousands of easily duped people from every demographic.
“Every demographic, that is, if they could afforded £200 to buy a ticket. Onlookers also reported that many in the crowd were holding £3 cups of coffee, and iPhones, because these are important details.”
How monumentally thick do you have to be to not see this is satire?
— Andy Mitchelson (@steepler) June 26, 2017
Thick enough to actually join Britain First I guess.
— Adam Goldsack (@adamgoldsack) June 27, 2017
