Lunatic activist publicly shames Kroger manager for doing his job

Mask wearing is all the rage these days, and it's even mandated in some places. Muscato, an activist firebrand known for her outlandish antics on social media, complained to a Kroger manager after she spotted a woman not wearing a mask at the grocery retailer.

When the manager refused to take Muscato's side, the activist sparked a cancel campaign against the manager and revealed his name to the world for all to see.

Posting on Twitter, Muscato said that she told a fellow shopper to wear a mask. When the woman refused, Muscato tracked down the manager to lodge a complaint.

Muscato reported that Andy, the manager, "found her and talked to her, but refused to do anything more." When Muscato asked for the security footage, Andy apparently "blew [her] off."

Muscato wants the world to know about this crime against humanity. But the internet, in all its wisdom, has instead taken up Kroger manager Andy's side.

Author Douglas Karr suggests that instead of complaining about Andy, Muscato should thank him for doing his job.

"Maybe you should thank Andy and show him some appreciation for exposing himself to the public [every day], keeping food available, and having a clean store stocked around the clock so you can feed yourself," Karr wrote.

Jack Posobiec called Muscato out for trying to shame a man out of his job for simply doing his job.

Mickey White notes that Muscato is entirely unclear as to who the villain is in this story.

Muscato calls herself as a civil-rights activist, debater, columnist, writer, public speaker, and transgender woman. She has attracted infamy for shaming people online for disagreeing with her.

Last January, a Target employee was shamed by a journalist who was incensed that the employee didn't honour the price of $0.00 on a toothbrush. Target Tori took to Twitter in support of Andy.

Target Tori is now raising money for Andy.