Other comics also slammed Hinchcliffe who, among other things, called Puerto Rico a floating island of garbage.
Tweeted Michael Ian Black, I think America just found its next Jim Breuer!
Whether or not they are self-serving or true believers in the new fascism is unimportant.
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They are of the movement.
Whether they see themselves as acolytes or just comics doesnt matter.
They are part of the public face of a fascist political movement that seeks to destroy the democratic idea.
Hinchcliffe hosts a podcast calledKill Tony, and has served as an opening act for Joe Rogan.
When someone uses their platform for that reason they are facilitating anti-American sentiment and promoting violent autocracy.
Hinchcliffe also made derogatory jokes about Jews, Palestinians, Blacks and Latinos.
W. Kamau Bell tweeted, You have got to be joking.
Tony Hinchcliffe retweeted this clip as if to say he and Don Rickles are the same.
I just watched Tonys whole set.
Rickles only made fun of people IN the room.
Most of Rickles jokes are making fun of Reagan.
All of Tonys jokes about Trump are as the kids say glazing him.
In another tweet, Bell wrote, Tony Hinchcliffes career with Trump barely lasted a tenth of a Scaramucci.
In a response on Hinchcliffes own X thread, actor Jon Cryer write, Hi Tony.
Were aware that youre a comedian.
But when you are a featured speaker at a campaign event, what you say reflects on the campaign.
If no one from the campaign informed you of that, they screwed you royally.
You have got to be joking.
Leave their legacies alone and live or die based on your own work.
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I think America just found its next Jim Breuer!
Correction, Rickles was funny right up to his final days.
He was an acquaintance, and I would never be criticizing him.