
Mr. Knuxx’s vitriolic rhetoric and attitudes towards anti-lockdown protesters in Australia had been ongoing since at least May. He referred to thousands of protesters in Melbourne as "whiney fucking babies."
He posted a similar tweet on July 23 not only referring to Melbourne protesters as "fucking stupid," but also threatened violence. He said [he]wants to "punch one of these cunts in the jaw."
That same day, he attacked the non-vaxxed. Four days later, he continued mocking the non-vaxxed.
About two weeks after the second injection, he attempted [reassuring] himself by saying he’s still had no adverse reactions.
A hint of irony sneaked through one of this final Twitter posts. A woman correctly stated that heart disease kills thousands of people per year, but government does not force anyone to exercise. Mr. Knuxx responded with more mockery.
Mr. Knuxx woke up on August 13 and got on his treadmill, as was apparently a regular routine. But he suffered a heart attack while running on the treadmill, meaning blood flow was blocked (blood clots) to parts of the heart. He was pronounced dead shortly thereafter.
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