Lord Sugar sparks outrage by sharing Epstein and Weinstein meme 'What about the victims?'
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express.co.ukLord Alan Sugar, 73, has been criticised on Twitter after he branded a meme featuring Bill Cosby, Harvey Weinstein and Jeffrey Epstein “very funny”.The businessman sparked outrage with the post, which showed a mocked up image of Mount Rushmore in America with the faces of Bill Cosby, Harvey Weinstein, Jeffrey Epstein and President Donald Trump superimposed onto it.In view of his 5.3 million Twitter followers, Alan captioned the image: "Love this!
Very funny.”The star was then accused of mocking victims of sexual abuse by some social media users due to allegations against the four men.Alan’s followers took to the comments section of his post to hit back at his decision to share the meme, with one writing: “This is cheap, Alan.
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