'Law & Order: SVU' Star Ice-T Delivers Response After Backlash to Posting Conspiracy Theory Meme

Ice-T appears to have waded into an internet conspiracy theory on Twitter, sharing a meme on Dec. [...]

Ice-T appears to have waded into an internet conspiracy theory on Twitter, sharing a meme on Dec. 30 tied to the far-right group QAnon in a tweet that had people calling him out for wading out into the fringe group seemingly without knowing. The Law & Order: SVU star took to Twitter with a fiery quote superimposed over a flaming "Q," which is a signature of the group, which is convinced a secret government informant has been sending messages about President Donald Trump's plan to take down pedophile Democrats.

The tweet, which Ice has since deleted, read: "Daily Game: Let the Haters dig their own graves….. #2020," alongside the meme, "Never interfere with an enemy while he's in the process of destroying himself."

The actor and rapper's followers were quick to question his seeming support of the group:

Despite deleting the tweet, however, Ice made sure to send a strongly-worded message to his followers who were unhappy with him posting the meme to begin with.

It's not all as simple as people being haters, one of the actors' followers was quick to point out, earning close to 1,000 likes and thousands of responses from people on either side.

Meanwhile, Ice-T has gone back to posting his normal kind of tweets, although he might be looking at his memes a bit more carefully after all the drama caused by his timeline.

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