I'll smash my coffee maker. That'll show 'em

I'll smash my coffee maker. That'll show 'em

by digby




Kuerig coffee and some others decided not to advertise on Sean Hannity’s show after he stood up for Roy Moore. That made Sean's fans very angry. So they decided they would destroy their own coffee makers.


Gizmodo reports:

This predictably escalated even further and now Twitter is filled with amazing videos of right-wingers smashing their costly home coffee machines. The intent is apparently to intimidate Keurig into once again sponsoring Hannity’s show, lest he fall victim to the same fate that awaited accused abuser Bill O’Reilly.

I pulled an "Office Space" with my Keurig... Would be a shame if everyone else joined me in the Keurig Smash Challenge #BoycottKeurig #IStandWithHannity #SundayMorning pic.twitter.com/yEADeRC006

— Angelo John Gage (@AngeloJohnGage) November 12, 2017




Other people who shot the videos appear to be under the impression that destroying the Keurigs will make liberals angry, instead of belly-laughing at the view of conservatives destroying their own coffee machines in a fit of impotent rage.

Join me & @AngeloJohnGage in the #KeurigSmashChallenge & learn how to crush your drives as a bonus.#BoycottKeurig#IStandWithHannity#BuyBlackRifleCoffee#MAGA pic.twitter.com/WH3unkpADI

— Snoop Bailey (@vol80) November 12, 2017



Hey .@Keurig
You are no longer welcome in our house!
We support .@seanhannity
We will get our coffee elsewhere!#BoycottKeurig pic.twitter.com/2SJYZFaR76

— Jake Highwell🗽 (@JakeHighwell) November 12, 2017


This video, in which a dude tosses one of the machines from a second-story balcony before shouting “Hope you’re happy, Keurig,” is a particularly good reminder that humans evolved from primates.


.@Keurig made a decision to pull ads from the @seanhannity show.

This decision is disgusting, and will not be tolerated.

Regardless of any response, I am done with you, Keurig.

You will regret this decision. #BreakYourKeurig #IStandWithHannity pic.twitter.com/qQ9BFkgzlS

— Mike (@Fuctupmind) November 12, 2017



Also, here’s a person who tried to jump on the bandwagon by throwing out some trash.

Hold on...just found these hot chocolates. Got these as a gift 3 years ago #BoycottKeurig pic.twitter.com/8rJwceojX9

— Right Wing and Trump (@RightWing_Trump) November 12, 2017



Love it.

Social media users getting real mad and posting videos of themselves destroying things they already own is just one of the many dumb political stunts that have increasingly become a staple of (mostly far-right) Twitter.

You'd better start advertising again or I'll destroy my own stuff seems like a weird thing to do to me, but it certainly seems like something that Hannity's viewers would think makes sense. After all, they watch Hannity.

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