Being a racist on Twitter is bad enough, but hiding behind a picture of your pet while tweeting racist sentiments? That’s cowardly and nonsensical. Luckily, a Twitter account called Racist Pets is exposing the people who use their furry friends as social media avatars.
Racist Pets doesn’t bother commenting on the accounts it exposes. It simply shows screenshots of the tweets, along with a picture of their pet.
— Racist Pets (@RacistPets) January 19, 2018
— Racist Pets (@RacistPets) January 16, 2018
— Racist Pets (@RacistPets) January 17, 2018
— Racist Pets (@RacistPets) October 12, 2017
Sometimes these racists even hide behind cute little baby animals. Like this cuddly pile of xenophobic puppies.
https://twitter.com/RacistPets/status/954133766221557762
Or this adorable yet bigoted fox cub.
— Racist Pets (@RacistPets) January 15, 2018
Even meerkats aren’t safe.
#RacistMeerkats pic.twitter.com/UMDSCNCePT
— Racist Pets (@RacistPets) January 15, 2018
And, just to prove these racists are in fact human, the account shows that they sometimes take a break from spewing hate to spew, well… other things.
— Racist Pets (@RacistPets) January 18, 2018
Racist Pets is run by someone living in London, so most of the tweets focus on British racism. But obviously, there are plenty of Americans who are willing to pawn their racist views off on their pets. You probably already know about one of them.
Holly would never take a knee during the National Anthem even if she had knees. Check her out on Instagram: https://t.co/XG5no0xXb0 pic.twitter.com/Rcv6Fks00V
— Bill O'Reilly (@BillOReilly) October 16, 2017
Dogs, by the way, totally have knees. It’s almost as if these people are ignoring facts just so they can expound their ignorant, crazy theories.
One person, while still totally a bigot, at least picked the right animal to represent their cowardly behavior: a chicken.
— Racist Pets (@RacistPets) January 20, 2018
Then again, chickens are actually useful.