Ron Perlman Peddles Gun Lies, Says They’re Still ‘True’

Ron Perlman’s Trump Derangement has been very, very good to his Twitter brand.
The character actor, best known for two “Hellboy” films, “Sons of Anarchy” and Amazon’s “Hand of God,” regularly trashes President Donald Trump and GOP politicians on social media.
The tone is anything but cordial. And that probably helped push his Twitter flock to 828K … and counting.
Need examples?
Perlman previously said he’d give up his life to take down President Trump. He’s also attacked Michelle Malkin’s site, Twitchy, without a shred of evidence.
You do realize twitchy is a Russian communist propaganda sight right?
Actor Ron Perlman offers his always classy take on the Covington Catholic students https://t.co/AbWvSuplBW via @twitchyteam
— Ron Perlman (@perlmutations) January 24, 2019
He even faced a brief Twitter ban after hoping for the death of libertarian Charlies Koch following the passing of the billionaire’s brother, David Koch.
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Now, Perlman is taking himself to task for a recent Tweet that didn’t pass the smell test. Perlman weighed in on international gun use a day after a British terrorist, 28-year-old Usman Khan, used a knife to kill two and injure three before being shot to death by the police.
Did he have that attack in mind when he Tweeted this?
As I was saying, shooting a little indie in Canada and just learned something interesting. Did you know that Canadians own more guns per capita than anyone in the US? And did you know that the human death rate here is zero? So what’s the difference? No automatic guns. Muthafuckas
— Ron Perlman (@perlmutations) November 30, 2019
Twitter users quickly blew the whistle on the actor’s version of Fake News.
Not one point that you tried to make in this tweet is correct. Not a single one.
— Alana Mastrangelo (@ARmastrangelo) December 1, 2019
There’s so many things wrong about this tweet that it’s impossible to know where to begin.
— Ian Miles Cheong (@stillgray) December 1, 2019
Did Perlman apologize for the errors? Yes … and no.
Looking back on this tweet, apologies for the amount of inaccuracies there are factually. But somewhere within the spirit of it, there lies a depressingly accurate truth; it pushes a lot of buttons, and it sparks a lot of polarities. But it hurts too deeply to ignore!
— Ron Perlman (@perlmutations) December 1, 2019
Fake but accurate? Dethroned anchor man Dan Rather would be proud.