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Curt Schilling deletes racist tweet about Muslims

August 25, 2015

by Steve DelVecchio

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Former MLB pitcher Curt Schilling got himself into trouble yet again on Tuesday with his controversial opinions and hard-headed attitude.

In a tweet that was only live for about 10 minutes before he deleted it, Schilling compared radical Muslims to Germans who were part of the Nazi regime in the 1930s and 1940s.

Curt Schilling tweeted this a few minutes ago and then deleted it. pic.twitter.com/utGwlnYfOW

— Aaron Gleeman (@AaronGleeman) August 25, 2015

We won’t get into the political aspect of yet another inappropriate remark from Schilling. As many of you know, the former Boston Red Sox pitcher loves to create a stir with off-color sex comments and other zany remarks. This was no different.

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