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Appalling: Radical MSNBC Guest Tweets Deadly Travel Suggestion for Supreme Court Justice

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A progressive extremist frequently featured on MSNBC targeted Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito with a tweet suggestive of violence on Wednesday.

Elie Mystal, a writer for the progressive publication The Nation, urged a wealthy benefactor to take Alito to the wreck of the Titanic in the message.

“Next time some rich white person wants to take Sam Alito on an expensive trip, please take him to see the Titanic,” he tweeted.

Mystal was seemingly alluding to a controversy involving Alito undertaking a trip to Rome with a religious group, according to Raw Story.

The progressive writer’s suggestion of underwater tourism is no mere allusion to deep-sea exploration.

The tweet was made in the midst of the search for a commercial submersible that went missing in the Atlantic Ocean with five souls aboard.

Three tourists, a submersible company CEO, and a pilot are presumed dead after debris of the craft was discovered by the U.S Coast Guard, according to The New York Times.

Should this offending MSNBC guest be banned from Twitter?

Mystal went on to walk back the tweet in question as a mere “joke,” while objecting to the Supreme Court’s decision overturning the legal precedent of Roe v. Wade.

Apart from calling it a “joke,” Mystal declined to otherwise apologize for the violent joke.

Other Twitter users criticized Mystal for remarks calling for a Supreme Court Justice’s demise.

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The frequent MSNBC guest and contributor has expressed hate speech targeting white Americans and conservatives before.

It’s believed that the passengers on board the OceanGate private submersible perished when their craft experienced a sudden loss of pressure and imploded.

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