He didn’t say the service was “not so exciting”. He said “I didn’t think it was a good service, no” and “they could do much better” (source). I know it’s not a huge deal, but I’m fucking tired of the media misreporting and softening his statements.

I don’t understand why everyone who says this is downvoted in this thread. Saying that the apologists of a fascist who gave the Nazi salute on national television are more right that centre seems like a pretty reasonable stance.

Yeah what?

You’d think that this would be something that clearly, unambiguously and without any trace of plausible deniability proves that. But no, they STILL try to wiggle out of it. That’s why it’s relevant.

And he even has the audacity to say afterwards that the “everyone is Nazi” accusation is getting old. This whole situation is bizarre.

It’s so ridiculous that experts have to even weigh in on this issue. Its clear as fucking day, he gave the Nazi salute, TWICE. On national television, at a rally on the inauguration day of the current american president. This whole situation is completely insane.

What did he say? I only saw him reply to a tweet saying that accusing everyone of being Nazi is getting tired, but I didn’t see that he actually commented on the salute.