article_snippet.sent: Scott McIntyre Scott McIntyre was fired on Sunday over Scott McIntyre tweets which called Anzac day 'the cultification of an imperialist invasion' and accused Australian Diggers of committing war crimes which included 'widespread rape and theft.'
article_snippet.sent: McIntyre's comments sparked outrage late on Anzac day, with Communications Minister Malcolm Turnball calling them 'despicable remarks' and social media users taking to twitter to spread the #sackScottMcIntre hashtag.
article_snippet.sent: In other tweets, McIntyre mocked the 'these brave Anzacs' and accused Diggers of committing war crimes. '
article_snippet.sent: McIntyre condemned the commemoration of Anzac Day and mocked the Digger's bravery .
article_snippet.sent: Mr McIntyre's comments were labelled offensive, especially in light of the centenary of Gallipoli .
highlights_snippet.sent: Scott McIntyre was sacked over Scott McIntyre ANZAC day tweets .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Scott McIntyre also called the Gallipoli landings 'an imperialist invasion'
  Scott McIntyre comments sparked fury, with hundreds calling for Scott McIntyre to be sacked .
  