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==Twitter controversy==

==Twitter controversy==

On August 4, 2019, Aslan publicly mused on Twitter about wanting to "eradicate" [[Kellyanne Conway]], which earned him heavy criticism on his tweet in response as he was called out for openly making a death threat against her.<ref>[https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2019/08/05/nolte-reza-aslan-calls-kellyanne-conway-the-evil-we-need-to-eradicate/ Nolte: Reza Aslan Calls Kellyanne Conway the "Evil We Need to Eradicate"] at Breitbart News Network ('''Warning:''' Contains tweets with foul language)</ref>  Azlan lashed out viciously and profanely against his critics (including [[Ivanka Trump]]) in subsequent racist tweets where he attempted to change the subject to save face by [[liberal projection|projecting]] his own racism onto them, which only earned him even more massive waves of harsh criticism against him.

On August 4, 2019, Aslan publicly mused on Twitter about wanting to "eradicate" [[Kellyanne Conway]], which earned him heavy criticism on his tweet in response as he was called out for openly making a death threat against her.<ref>[https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2019/08/05/nolte-reza-aslan-calls-kellyanne-conway-the-evil-we-need-to-eradicate/ Nolte: Reza Aslan Calls Kellyanne Conway the "Evil We Need to Eradicate"] at Breitbart News Network ('''Warning:''' Contains tweets with foul language)</ref>  Azlan lashed out viciously and profanely against his critics in a subsequent racist tweet where he attempted to change the subject to save face by [[liberal projection|projecting]] his own racism onto them, and he also viciously attacked [[Ivanka Trump]] in another racist tweet in response when she tweeted about [[white supremacy]] needing to be destroyed; both of Aslan's tweets only earned him even more massive waves of harsh criticism against him.

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