Jeremy Clarkson rages at 'disgusting socialists' for 'awful' tweets about Queen's death

express.co.uk:

Jeremy Clarkson, 62, was grief-stricken at the passing of the Queen - and even more so when he discovered that some were using Twitter to openly celebrate the death of the Queen and share cruel remarks about the monarch.

Enraged, he exclaimed: "One of the things I’ve noticed in these last few hours is that so very many people on Twitter are truly awful human beings."Referring to comments of those who were gloating about Her Majesty's tragic demise, the Top Gear and Clarkson's Farm star continued: "Twitter is a handy and constant reminder that socialists are disgusting people."There was a divided response from Jeremy's 7.8 million followers.@paul_hinchy hit back: "Socialists not caring for a dead person.Tories not caring for living ones.

With respect, I know which camp I'd rather be in."Meanwhile, @ritoradio retorted: "Love you Clarkson but not everyone celebrating the Queen's death is a socialist."I'm sure there are some very right-wing people in Ireland who are having a good time right now."Jeremy did not specify which tweets he was referring to, but there have been a stream of hateful and aggressive messages on the platform in recent hours, with some hitting out at the Queen over the British Empire.Perhaps one of the most controversial comments was brought to public awareness by Amazon founder Jeff Bezos.The infuriated entrepreneur retweeted a professor from Pennsylvania University Carnegie Mellon, Uju Anya, who had wished the Queen "excruciating" pain and suffering in her last hours."I heard the chief monarch of a thieving raping genocidal empire is finally dying.

May her pain be excruciating,” the university lecturer wrote.Bezos replied in astonishment: “This is someone supposedly working to make the world better?