Lefties losing it: ‘Social justice warrior’ streamer urged by fan to ‘boycott’ Coke Zero

Sky News host Rita Panahi reacts to a “social justice warrior streamer” who attended a pro-Palestine rally in Australia.

In a video shared on X, one fan was seen sprinting up to streamer Hasan Piker and begging him not to drink Coke Zero.

The fan said there is a “boycott” on the product, encouraging him to drink it off-stream instead.

Piker joked saying he will put the drink in a glass before asking if Pepsi is okay.

“I didn’t know it was like that,” he said.

[ronaldopando]

BBC reporter telling the president of Guyana about carbon emissions but I’m sure that reporter didn’t walk to Guyana 😂

[scottberton]

As a 60 yr old American, I am humored, almost on a daily basis, as I hear common sense spoken by leaders from other countries. Elected officials in America are embarrassing idiots. It used to be the opposite.

[coldbastard]

"At least pretend" is a phrase that perfectly sums up these people because "pretending" is all they do.

[traviscartwright]

I boycotted Coke and all their other products when they told us to be 'less white'.

[lifeoflennie]

This one got me. There's no way I could refrain from inflicting immediate physical pain on this flog when he went for the "carbon emissions" angle on a tiny country that's been fortunate enough to find a bit of oil and maybe bring a few of them out of poverty. Before the flog gets back on the jet and resumes stomping his 100x carbon footprint around the world compared to the average Guyanian.

[BORIS-THE-BEAR]

We should change Non Dimensional to just simply Delusional

[dixonpinfold]

Sackur himself uses no fossil fuels. He flew into Guyana first class on a giant gust of his own sanctimony.

[cab]

And that, boys and girls, is called being prepared for an interview. Well done, Mr. President.

[vickyj]

If you aren’t on TikTok you are unaware that the entire younger generation has been radicalized

[Beeza]

That BBC “journalist” could’ve done a Zoom interview with the President of Guyana instead of flying 7400 km, which shows how worried he *actually* is about a “climate crisis”.

[bobverick]

The interview with the Ghana politician is even better as it goes on. He explains that even with the carbon emissions they are still at a net zero. People are getting so tired of being lectured by idiot journalists who only know what an intern puts in front of them to read.

[w.knudsen]

RITA!!!! I love your Lefties Loosing It. I can't get enough, so please, keep it coming. Thank you.

[maddhatter]

good to see a politician standing up to these smug fools.

[philipcook]

That guy was Locked and Loaded. 10/10 for a brill slap down. Well done Guyana.

[Barbutt]

“Don’t lecture me, I’m going to lecture you!”

That guy came in loaded with facts!

[esjavavu]

She says non-dimensional, but her dimensions are ample.

[nheather]

How did that reporter get to Guyana, how does he travel about Guyana. Guessing he rowed across the Atlantic and uses a bicycle to get around the country. Because what gives him the right to use fossil fuels.

[SunnybraeCroft]

A firm foot in the arse of the BBC, loved it!

[newhorizon]

Wonder why the BBC was silent when Venezuela was prosperous.

[judithjames]

Why does nobody complain about the carbon produced by all these wars????