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'We have heard your voices. And they are stupid'

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The CEO of satire website 'The Babylon Bee' hit back at critics who were up in arms over a parody news article on Vivek Ramaswamy.

Seth Dillon took to social media to offer his thoughts on the conservative site's recent post that drew both laughter and outrage over a perceived racist joke at Ramaswamy's expense.

“Some of our readers have expressed concern about this report, suggesting it did not meet the high journalistic standards they expect from us,” Dillon wrote on Wednesday X.

“We want you to know that we heard you. We heard your voices. And they are stupid,” he added.

The article in question had followed Ramaswamy's decision to end his presidential campaign this week and throw his support behind former President Donald Trump, the clear frontrunner in the Republican primary race.

The article was titled “Trump Promises Vivek An Administration Position Running The White House 7-Eleven,” and said the young businessman accepted Trump's offer of an “olive branch” with the position.

“I've always said that Vimbik Rumpsalami was a great man, one of the greatest men, to be honest… That's why I asked Rikki-Tikki-Tavi if he would accept the honor of running the White House 7-Eleven in the West Wing,” joked the parody article with a fake Trump quote.

The post announcing the article has been viewed 10.5 million times, and while many found the humor, the barrage of reactions included many who were not amused.

Conservative cartoonist George Alexopoulos wrote “Yikes,” while Blaze host Steve Deace said it was “one of the most brutal headlines these guys have ever made.”

“I'm never sure what's worse about this aspiring right-wing onon site: that it's unfunny or that it's openly bigoted,” wrote MSNBC host Mehdi Hasan.

“Racist yes, but I also think it's outdated…isn't that a more contemporary stereotype of an Indian who would be a tech executive?” asked Bloomberg columnist Matthew Yglesias.

In addition to Dillon's response to the criticism, Babylon Bee editor-in-chief Kyle Mann wrote: “Too far guys, thanks for coming back” in an apparent reference to Apu Nahasapeemapetilon, the Indian owner of Kwik-E-Mart from “The Simpsons”. .”

And the backlash continued after Dillon's retort.

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