Furious Hasan Piker melts down over Francesca Hongs loss: Outlaw Thanksgiving and outlaw boomers

WASHINGTON — Mao-adoring Twitch streamer Hasan Piker erupted in fury after Wisconsin state rep.Francesca Hong’s shocking defeat in the Democratic gubernatorial primary, venting that boomers should be outlawed.

Piker, who had stumped with Hong during the final weeks of her primary, blamed older Americans for her loss amid her double-digit lead in most polling and struggled to talk about the blow to the far-left.“I don’t want to read this because I will f—ing kill myself with a gun in a video game,” Piker griped after reading an article about a late-deciding voter who backed Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley but noted they liked Hong as well.“I can’t.I’m in a good mood overall,” he went on.

“I want to put boomers in the machine, in the contraption, and not just boomers, like anyone that says that.”Piker is notorious for espousing radical rhetoric on his streams.For example, in 2019, Piker claimed that “America deserved 9/11,” which he later, very begrudgingly, sort of suggested was an “inappropriate” remark.

Later, he was spotted with a framed copy of a front-page newspaper story showing the Twin Towers in the aftermath of the Sept.11, 2001, attack.

Piker also argued that the Oct.7, 2023, Hamas attack was a “direct consequence” of Israeli actions, adding that if a terror group engaged in rape, it “doesn’t change the dynamic for me.

At one point, he also gushed over the “brave mujahideen” who injured Rep.Dan Crenshaw (R-Texas).The prince of the far-left had done an interview with Hong, where she expressed support for abolishing Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), government-run grocery stores, a one-year data center moratorium, and more.

During her media tour before the primary election, Hong took heat for many of her past positions, such as calling to cancel Thanksgiving and wanting to abolish police — stances from which she had tried to downplay.“The monkey hanged himself.I’m the monkey.

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