Warning: This opinion piece directly quotes the abundantly profane Hasan Piker. Piker’s acceptance among Democrat officials and candidates makes his horrid comments newsworthy. Reader discretion is advised.
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“Man, you can fuck and suck me from the back, okay. I fuck the Constitution. I wipe my ass with the Constitution. It’s a fucking piece of paper, dude. Shut the fuck up. Motherfuck the Constitution and motherfuck this country, okay. You stupid bitch.”
Most people who heard such comments would walk (or run) away in disgust and hope never again to encounter such verbal sewage.
Piker’s popularity would have been unthinkable even a dozen years ago.
“Left-wingers, liberals, you need to be fucking showing your opponents’ guts on there, you need to be gutting them,” this man roared. “You need to be shanking these motherfuckers and letting their fucking intestines writhe on-stage,” he said. “Slice them up. Slice ’em and fucking dice ’em.”
These comments practically incite violence. The sadism that fuels such rhetoric might justify ringing mental-health authorities. And if those statements did not trigger a call to 911, consider this, about landlords:
“Kill them. Kill those motherfuckers. Murder those motherfuckers in the street. Let the streets soak in their fucking red capitalist blood, dude.”
Those are the barbaric words of Hasan Piker, the extreme-Left social-media personality and spiritual leader of the flying-off-the-cliff Left.
Piker’s vicious and inflammatory outbursts are not news, by themselves. America is overrun with psychopaths who mutter disturbing nonsense while stumbling through the streets or soiling themselves on sidewalks.
What is newsworthy is that prominent Democrats embrace Piker, broadcast with him, and invite him to their campaign events.
Piker and Abdul El-Sayed jointly rallied voters at Michigan State University in East Lansing and University of Michigan last April 7. Piker joked about weightlifting with El-Sayed at an August 3 campaign gathering, the night before he won Michigan’s Democrat nomination for U.S. Senate. Piker was an honored guest at El-Sayed’s primary-night victory party.
El-Sayed could not escape the waves of Piker-inspired controversy when the candidate appeared the following Sunday on NBC’s Meet the Press. Anchor Kristen Welker asked him, “Do you plan to continue to campaign with Hasan Piker?”
“I’m less concerned now with who I’m campaigning with,” El-Sayed inartfully dodged. “I’m a lot more concerned about who I’m campaigning to.”
Beyond appearing on the hustings with the aforementioned Abdul El-Sayed, Piker lately has rallied voters with hard-Left Democrat U.S. House candidates. Among them are Saikat Chakrabarti of California, Colorado’s Melat Kiros, Pennsylvania’s Chris Rabb, and New York’s Claire Valdez.
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Piker also presents leading Democrats to the 3 million people who watch his Twitch live streams and more formal sit-down interviews. These include a joint conversation with Senator Bernie Sanders (Socialist – Vermont) and Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York and others with congresswomen Summer Lee of Pennsylvania, Ilhan Omar of Minnesota, Rashida Tlaib of Michigan, and victorious New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani.
These high-profile Democrats collaborated with Piker, despite his wretched utterances above and many more that are at least as divisive, disgusting, and deranged.
- “America deserved 9/11, dude. Fuck it, I’m saying it.” This is Piker’s most notorious quote. It has haunted him since he said it in August 2019. Despite all the pain that these words have re-inflicted on the survivors of the 2,977 innocents whom al-Qaeda slaughtered on September 11, 2001, top Democrats have ignored this nearly seven-year-old outrage so they can harness Piker.
- On the same stream, Piker ridiculed Congressman Dan Crenshaw (R – Texas), a former NAVY Seal whose right eye was destroyed by an IED blast in Afghanistan. “What the fuck is wrong with this dude?” Piker wondered. “Didn’t he go to war and like literally lose his eye because some mujahideen — a brave fucking soldier — fucked his eye hole with their dick?”
- Piker offered this modest health-policy proposal in February 2025: “If you cared about Medicare fraud or Medicaid fraud, you would kill Rick Scott,” a Republican U.S. senator from Florida.
- “Hamas is a thousand times better than the fascist settler colonial apartheid state,” Piker said, while defaming Israel. He also announced, “I would vote for Hamas over Israel every single time.” As for Hezbollah: “I think as a resistance group, they’re pretty successful against Israel. I don’t have an issue with them, let’s just say.”
- “It doesn’t matter if fucking rapes happened on October 7th. Like, that doesn’t change the dynamic for me even this much.” That’s what Piker thinks about Hamas’ sexual violence against Israeli women as these Gaza-based terrorists murdered some 1,200 people during its 2023 attack on the Jewish state. He dismissed these reports as “rape fantasies” and “rape hallucinations.” Piker has abandoned the Left’s shibboleth: “Believe All Women.”
- Piker denounces Israel’s most traditional Jews as “Messianic inbred ultra-Orthodox psychopaths.” He repeatedly uses the “inbred” epithet to smear Orthodox Jews.
- While most people bid “Good riddance” to the Soviet Union, Piker says otherwise: “The fall of the USSR was one of the greatest catastrophes of the 20th century.”
- “Mao Zedong is one of the great leaders of this world, OK? A man who changed the entire universe, the entire planet,” Piker declared after visiting Red China in November 2025. Despite Mao’s responsibility for killing some 60 million of his constituents (roughly thrice Adolf Hitler’s body count), Piker said, “I never would and never will,” ridicule Chairman Mao. In fact, Piker wore a full Mao jacket when he addressed the College Democrats Convention in Washington, D.C. last July 18.
Piker has stood by many of these remarks. He also has “walked back” others and said that he occasionally could have chosen his words better. I am one of approximately 350 million Americans who wishes he could have expressed a few things differently. But Piker is on his own, with respect to fantasizing about chopping up his opponents’ bowels on stage or using the Supreme Law of the Land as toilet paper.
And while the Left loves to accuse the Right of using racist “dog whistles” or “tropes,” one would struggle to find an analogous conservative commenter who employs anything approaching Piker’s unbridled vitriol and violent ideation. And any such Rightist would be lonely, not what Piker has become: the Left’s toast of the town.
So, why has Piker’s language generated affection rather than allergies among so many of today’s Democrats? His generous use of dirty words confirms that profanity is far more mainstream than it once was. President Trump’s reference to “shit hole countries” and his recent, unnecessary threat to “bomb the shit” out of Oman show that four-letter words are far less verboten than they once were.
From there, the Left has grown comfortable with violent rhetoric. Former attorney general Eric Holder said about Trump supporters, “When they go low, we kick them.” Congressman Maxine Waters of California urged fellow Democrats to “Get in the faces” of Republicans and drive them out of restaurants and other public places. The day after Trump 45’s inauguration, Madonna notoriously declared that she has “thought an awful lot about blowing up the White House.”
Trump supporters have learned the hard way that wearing a MAGA hat sometimes yields a free accessory: a black eye. Trump himself has survived at least six assassination plots (including a bullet to his ear). Bernie Sanders campaign volunteer James T. Hodgkinson opened fire on Republican lawmakers during a baseball practice; Congressman Steve Scalise (R – Louisiana) barely escaped death. Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk was not so lucky, nor was United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson. The latter was no politician, but Luigi Mangione pleaded guilty last week to murdering Thompson to protest America’s medical-insurance system, a typically Left-wing complaint. Some Leftists cheered Kirk’s and Thompson’s assassinations. Others have turned the strikingly handsome Mangione into a sort of proletarian pinup.
Thus, Hasan Piker’s blood-curdling words parallel the Party of Tolerance’s devolution into the Party of Terror.
Piker’s popularity would have been unthinkable even a dozen years ago. One cannot imagine such a dangerous sleazeball standing anywhere near such vintage, liberal-Democrat patriots as congressmen Tip O’Neill of Massachusetts, Missouri’s Richard Gephardt, California’s Jane Harman, or senators Bill Bradley of New Jersey, Ohio’s John Glenn, Nebraska’s Bob Kerrey, or Louisiana’s Mary Landrieu.
President Bill Clinton would have shunned Piker. To his credit, former Clinton aide James Carville said of Piker: “I have no intention of ever being in the same political party with that guy … One of us is going to leave. It might even be me.”
The fact that a Rose Parade of similar figures has not mustered behind Carville and marched away from Hasan Piker with all deliberate speed speaks terrifying volumes about the shambolic state of the modern Democrat Party.
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