“People who hate Ted Nugent hate freedom." So sayeth Ted Nugent. Sounds legit.

Yesterday Captain Poopy-pants gave an interview to Maine radio station WGAN.

Here is just a sampling of the ensuing lunacy: 

Rocker Ted Nugent launched a volley of invective at local protesters and the New Haven Register during an interview Saturday with a Maine radio station. 

Anyone anticipating some wild remarks from the Motor City Madman was not disappointed by his interview on WGAN. 

Nugent’s planned Tuesday concert at Toad’s Place in New Haven has drawn protests from area residents who took issue with Nugent’s recent comments on race in America. There has been a petition drive calling for the cancellation of the show, and protests are expected outside Toad’s during the show. 

In the radio station interview, Nugent alluded to New Haven Register editorial writers and their supporters as “subhuman numb-nuts.” A recent Register editorial denounced Nugent’s statements on race and called for Toad’s to cancel the show. 

When asked about the “idiots” in Connecticut who think he “shouldn’t play rock and roll,” Nugent told the conservative host: “You and I stand on the line of reason” and must not be silenced. 

“People who hate Ted Nugent hate freedom,” he said, and promised to continue to speak what he sees as the truth.

But wait, there's more:

Of the Trayvon Martin case, Nugent said, “Trayvon got justice.” He went on to say that Martin was a “gangsta wannabe” who had a “bloodthirst,” as evidenced by the fact that he was supposedly eager to “get into fights with people.” 

You know just when you think you cannot despise another human being more than you already do. 

What a piece of human garbage! I hope that everybody in New Haven boycotts this racist, treasonous bastard's show, and that the only people who show up are protestors waiting for the opportunity to spit on him.