Hasan Piker Touts ‘God-Given Right’ To Say He Hates America

Radical communist Twitch streamer Hasan Piker spent part of his 9/11 25th anniversary broadcast waxing on about his “God-given” right to tell the world just how much he hates the United States of America.

Piker, a Mao Zedong superfan who has often raved about Chinese communism as a better system than America’s, responded to a clip of himself — in which he boldly declared his hatred for America — that had been turned into an attack ad aimed at Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed.

“Of course I’m a goddamn American. It is my goddamn God-given and constitutionally-protected right to say I hate America if America is actually f*cking over Americans. You can clip chimp it all day. It doesn’t change that,” Piker complained. “It doesn’t change that mentality. To present this as like, oh, ‘these guys are real America haters, ‘ as some liberals have been doing on the timeline, as virtually the entirety of the Republican Party is doing, is so f*cking stupid.”

Piker continued in that same vein for a time, arguing essentially that until the American government implemented more socialist ideals, he would be far more suspicious of those who did not hate America.

“How can you not get angry and resentful about a government that does nothing to treat its sickly, to feed its hungry, to feed its starving, to shelter its homeless, when we have all the money. We have an abundance of wealth and prosperity, and we just refuse to spread it around? Of course that makes me f*cking angry. It’s shocking to me that you act as though it doesn’t make you angry at all,” he said.

And while Piker is correct in stating that he has a “God-given and constitutionally-protected right” to say that he hates America and how much, that is not what most of his critics are challenging. Rather, they are raising concerns about the number of Democrats — both candidates and those already serving in elected office — who have aligned themselves with Piker.

El-Sayed in Michigan is one such candidate — and after campaigning alongside Piker on several occasions, has spent much of his time in recent weeks attempting to convince Americans that his associations don’t matter.

On Sunday, El-Sayed fielded questions about Piker once again on CBS News’s “Face the Nation.” Instead of answering the questions posed by guest host Weijia Jiang directly, he suggested she was the problem for focusing on “a Twitch streamer in California” instead of the fact that people in Michigan were struggling to afford groceries.

But voters struggling to afford groceries might want to know that El-Sayed has aligned himself with a “Twitch streamer in California” who refers to democratic socialist New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani — whose solution to costly groceries is implementing the kind of price controls that have never worked — as “the real President of the United States.”

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