Dzhokhar Tsarnaev’s Rolling Stone Cover: Twitter Reacts

CVS stores won’t sell Rolling Stone mag with Dzhokhar Tsarnaev on cover "out of respect for the victims of the attack and their loved ones"

— The Boston Globe (@BostonGlobe) July 17, 2013

"I’m on the cover of Rolling Stone. I look pretty good" is never something a terrorist should be able to say. Really gross, Rolling Stone.

— Kumail Nanjiani (@kumailn) July 17, 2013

Rolling Stone magazine causes an uproar by putting Dzhokhar Tsarnaev on the cover. It’s part of their new series "Insensitive Sales Boosts"

— CollegeHumor (@CollegeHumor) July 17, 2013

I just saw the new cover of Rolling Stone and I’m horrified. Evil people should not be glorified or spot-lighted. We should glorify people–

— Mirachol Carroll (@miracholreonna) July 17, 2013

…really, rolling stone? print journalism is spiraling downward if they have to resort to glamorizing truly bad people for publicity.

— elisabeth (@elisabethjoffe) July 17, 2013

All I can do is groan at Rolling Stone. How’s that whole being a magazine thing working out for you? Clearly in need of sensationalism I see

— Michael Perry (@michaelrperry6) July 17, 2013

Please, continue to tell me how you’re going to boycott Rolling Stone when you've never read it in the first place. Go on. Tell me.

— Collin Quick (@CollinQuick) July 17, 2013

Just cancelled my subscription to Rolling Stone. Funny, they used to be a music magazine.

— Jenny Lyn (@JennyLynwrites) July 17, 2013

So what I'm gathering is that @RollingStone has Joe Jonas on their cover and they’re calling him "The Bomber" and that’s why we’re upset?

— Paul Triggiani (@PaulTrigg) July 17, 2013

.@RollingStone When did the MGMT dude go solo? #ElectricFeel

— Jon Daly (@jondaly) July 17, 2013