Comedian Roasts Lindsay Clancy Supporter to Her Face with a Provocative Question That Captures the Absurd Thinking of the Child Killer’s Fanbase (VIDEO)

A conservative comedian perfectly exposed the shallowness of the support for admitted child killer Lindsay Clancy earlier this month with a simple, yet provocative question.

As TGP readers know, a mistrial was declared in the Clancy murder trial after one male juror held the line. Clancy killed her three children and admitted to the crime, but the defense argues she is not guilty by reason of insanity.

This set off Clancy’s legion of crazed fans, who have become infamous for their public behavior and wild conspiracy theories. They and the liberal media immediately sought to destroy the brave juror who stood for justice, forcing him to go into hiding.

While speaking at Loonees Comedy Corner in Colorado Springs two weekends ago, Mike Hammock decided to use part of his comedy bit to roast Clancy’s loony fans.

“I really love all the supporters out there doing this (makes heart sign), which symbolizes strangling two kids at the same time,” Hammock said. “That’s my favorite part about this whole thing.”

One of the Clancy supporters in the audience became triggered by Hammock’s politically incorrect remarks and started shouting at him. But Hammock quickly turned the tables on her with a pointed and provocative question.

“Would you still support her if they found out in court she was shouting the N word the entire time?” he asked.

“Probably not,” the woman responded.

“Probably not, because killing kids is one thing, but that word is, like, a big deal, you know!” Hammock fired back.

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Of course, the female’s response should surprise no one, considering liberal supporters of Clancy far outnumber conservative supporters of her. The woke mind virus completely infects these people.

Research shows that many liberal women, especially young ones, are not only generally unhappy with their lives but also report having mental health issues.

This exchange also shows that Clancy’s support was never truly about guilt or innocence, but about supporting a fellow feminist. What a sad development.