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Megyn Kelly tells people to “STFU” on Twitter and it doesn’t go well for her

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Failed morning show host/basement podcaster Megyn Kelly has joined the chorus of celebrity voices offering their opinions about the acquittal of 18-year-old Kyle Rittenhouse after his highly publicized homicide trial.Related: Of course all the most toxic straight dudes in Congress want Kyle Rittenhouse to be their internWithout any hint of irony, the homophobic blackface apologist tweeted on Saturday: “I love these celebs/athletes commenting on Rittenhouse as if they know anything.

I guarantee if you asked them to name 2 out of the 3 men shot they couldn’t do it. How about the judge’s name? WI law on provocation?

Yeah right. If u can’t answer these, STFU about this case.”I love these celebs/athletes commenting on Rittenhouse as if they.

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