USA – -(Ammoland.com)- Billionaire Michael Bloomberg’s anti-Second Amendment puppet, Shannon Watts, has solidified herself as a self-contradictory internet troll. On Monday, the Mom’s Demand Action Group leader took to Twitter to try and trash NRATV commentator Dana Loesch. But instead of using reasonable rhetoric or even logic, Watts insulted Loesch’s appearance—a move that feminists typically frown upon.
Loesch took to NRATV’s, “Stinchfield,” on Tuesday to scorch the Bloomberg funded fake feminist: “I’m really not gonna’ take fashion points from some former Monsanto PR-hack that lives in a gated community in Zion, Indiana. Really not gonna’ take it. Not with the Jane Jetson haircut,” Loesch fired. “If you are gonna’ focus on my apparel, don’t also then proceed to simultaneously lecture me and the rest of the country about feminism, one day, two days after that whole broads’ march that place in Washington, DC.”
.@Shannonrwatts & her #womensmarch “broads” attacked @DLoesch‘s appearance. Here’s Dana’s epic response #ShannonWattsTantrum #NRA #tcot #2A pic.twitter.com/mCOLz0tsKT
— NRATV (@nranews) January 24, 2017
If feminism and the Women’s March are supposed to empower women, then why is Shannon Watts spending her free time bashing their appearances from behind a screen? As Loesch put it, “If you’re talking about my appearance, it’s because I’ve already beat you on substance.”
Watts has been invited to appear on “Stinchfield” to defend her lies, attacks on a rape-survivor and, now, for insulting Loesch’s appearance. While Watts marched alongside anti-gun celebrities like Julianne Moore and the treasoness Madonna, she can’t seem to muster the courage to march herself onto NRATV for real conversation.
.@shannonrwatts still waiting on u 2 come on #NRATV w/ @stinchfield1776 2 defend ur lies & hateful attacks on @Kimberly_Corban & @DLoesch pic.twitter.com/7qt5PCP4fT
— NRATV (@nranews) January 24, 2017
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