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Who knew Tommy Lee — bad-boy metal drummer of Motley Crue fame — has such a way with words when it comes to blasting supporters of President Donald Trump?
Lee has been scoring kudos with the left for posting a rant on Twitter Wednesday that starts with this ominous warning: "You Trumpsters better pray that liberals never gain control of the [White House] again because we are going to pay you back so f***ing hard for all this s**t."
The diatribe also promises "Planned Parenthoods on every damn corner. We're going to repaint Air Force One pussy hat pink and fly it over your beloved Bible Belt 6 days a week, tossing birth control pills, condoms & atheist literature from the cockpit."
How's that for cutting commentary and rapier wit, eh?
Here's more: "ALL parks will be renamed Rosa Parks asap. We're replacing Confederate statues with [Black Lives Matter] Leaders & Mexican immigrants. Every single public school will be renamed after a child that was kidnapped by this regime. And after we fumigate the [White House], we're repainting the whole thing rainbow."
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If you're wondering how Lee — also known for his tumultuous marriage to actress Pamela Anderson, which included a six-month jail sentence for Lee for beating her — managed to compose such colorful barbs, it appears he didn't.
Almost all of the rant appears on a year-old Reddit post:
Image source: Twitter
The version Lee posted contains a few words here and there that don't appear on the Reddit entry, as well as the following sentence: "We're going to gather up ALL your guns, melt them down and turn them into a gargantuan metal mountain emblazoned with the face of Hillary Clinton."
It isn't clear if leftist commenters knew the rant on Lee's Twitter page was for the most part someone else's — but a bunch of 'em definitely appreciated it: