‘Disgust’ Dana White doesn’t cut Hitler-Loving UFC-Fighter-‘It is free utterance’

UFC CEO Dana White generally lets warriors say what they want to help promote themselves (or a fight) even when it develops into hatred.

The hate room is still freedom of speech, according to White.

UFC Featherweight Bryce Mitchell Loading a Pro-Hitler Run on YouTube (try it here) earlier this week and praised Hitler as a “good guy” with the best intentions.

Guess we can go ahead and crown a new DMF master.

“I’ve heard a lot of mute, ignorant sh*t on my day, but this one is probably the worst,” White said under Powerslap 11 press conference. “When you talk about Hitler, he is responsible for the death of six million Jews and he tried to remove a race of people completely. World War II was the deadliest war in history. 15 million military deaths, 45 million civilians and 25 million soldiers were killed in World War II 2. ”

“Secondly, Hitler is one of the most disgusting and evil people who have ever gone the earth, and anyone who even tries to take an opposite position is an idiot,” White continued. “It’s a problem with the Internet and social media. You give a platform for a lot of mute, ignorant people. We have obviously reached Bryce, and when we read what he said and lets him know how we feel about it … We are very disgusted. “

Mitchell is not expected to have any punishment for his comments.

“It’s freedom of speech,” Insisted White. “I don’t have to love it, you don’t have to love it.”

UFC suspended former heavyweight fighter Matt Mitrione for “Transphobic Comments” aimed at Fallon Fox. In addition, Bantamweight Bruiser Miguel Torres was released by the promotion of his rape joke on social media. Even Nate Diaz was on the hot seat of this now-plated tweet.

The 30-year-old Mitchell (17-2) comes out of a knockout victory over Kron Gracie at UFC 310 last December and is expected to get his Octagon-bailiff in early spring.