Thread by @RzstProgramming

This is Texas State Republican Executive Committee Member Scott Apley.

Scott posted this COVID conspiracy theory rap video to his Facebook.

Scott is now dead from COVID-19.

Don’t be like Scott.

Scott Apley, pictured here with Ted Cruz, expressed desire to attend a mask burning event in May.

Scott Apley, seen here smiling with Greg Abbott, posted that incentivizing covid vaccinations was “disgusting.”

Scott Apley, seen here with the Hodge twins, posted an anti-vaxx rant recently to his Facebook.

In April 2020, Texas Republican Party Executive member Scott Apley posted he wanted to defund the World Health Organization just as the pandemic was spreading worldwide.

Scott Apley liked to post memes making fun of people wearing masks in their car…

Q: Who cares if people want to wear masks in their cars? A: Scott did.

Scott liked this Buc-ee’s “risk it for the brisket” billboard in Texas.

Scott Apply posted a pic of a mask that read, “over this sh*t” and told others were to order them.

Here’s another post of Scott Apley criticizing a motorcycle rider wearing a mask. Mind your business.

Scott Apley criticized schools trying to keep kids safe from Covid while also allowing them to play sports.

Scott Apley labeled himself a “verified harmful extremist” on Facebook.

He spread covid disinformation.

He spread covid.

He was right.

“This is a powerful and poignant illustration.”

Texas Republican Executive member Scott Apley compared vaccine passports to “racist segregation laws” and whites only water fountains.

Scott Apley liked a tweet against vaccine canvassing efforts, something that could have saved his life.

Kevin Sorbo helped fuel Scott Apley’s covid disinformation, ultimately leading to his death.

Scott Apley liked tweets criticizing Texas Governor Greg Abbott for not lifting mask mandates in schools when Ron DeSantis did.

It’s not uncommon to find bigoted and racist posts from people like this.