A Media Matters report published on Thursday highlighted several controversial posts that Nick Moutos shared with his Twitter followers.
According to the Media Matters report, Moutos' activity on social media indicates he"believes that the country is in the middle of the second Civil War," is anti-Muslim, anti-LGBTQ and endorses the QAnon movement. The report also identified Twitter posts in which Moutos threatened violence against public officials and Black Lives Matter protesters.
"Moutos is a QAnon supporter who has used his Twitter account to tweet violent threats at people and encourage followers to shoot Black Lives Matter protesters," the report said."He's also complained that places are 'overrun' with Muslims, said that Reps. Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib should be sent to Guantanamo, and promoted bigotry against LGBTQ people.
In its report, Media Matters included screenshots of dozens of Moutos' Twitter posts that it labeled as either violent or anti-LGBTQ. Later Thursday, Media Matters researchers added an update to their analysis that mentioned reports of Moutos' termination.
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