Comedian Patton Oswalt attends the 16th annual Webby Awards in New York May 21, 2012. (Reuters)
Patton Oswalt apologized for a since deleted retweet about the "long list of targets" that terrorists have when it comes to President-elect Donald Trump's worldwide holdings.
"Trump has properties all over the world. Terrorists will have a long list of targets that are literally owned by POTUS and bear his name," a Twitter use wrote.
Oswalt responded by retweeting the tweet and adding, "Holy f--k. Come 'n' get it, terrorists!"
Oswalt has since deleted the tweet reported by Breitbart, and issued an apology after garnering a lot of heat on social media.
.@pattonoswalt is calling for the slaughter of families, citizens who use #Trump's properties. What a sad, dopey loser you are, Oswalt. pic.twitter.com/iryMJ0yTTq
— Jon Hall (@JonREGATED) November 25, 2016
@seancartwright7 - he's an unfunny, bitter comedian. Irrelevant until he wished death upon innocents for holding different views.
— Jon Hall (@JonREGATED) November 26, 2016
This Oswalt person is sick and dangerous. FBI should be alert @JonREGATED @pattonoswalt
— Carole Gilman (@CaroleGilman) November 26, 2016
@JonREGATED @pattonoswalt what kind of a citizen does this towards a US President? Shouldn't he be taken in for questioning?
— Deplorable American (@Seven_Oaks_) November 28, 2016
The actor admitted that his tweet was "badly-worded" saying he was just "trying to express my sincere horror at the situation and went too ironic."
Deleted my first quoted RT of this 'cuz my horrified irony landed wrong. To be clear: this is awful & people are gonna get hurt. https://t.co/ouAew1CSq1
— Patton Oswalt (@pattonoswalt) November 25, 2016
This isn't the first time Oswalt has voiced his opinion on Trump.
In April, he called Trump an "ignorant, vengeful, racist a--hole."
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