Jenna Jameson blasts ‘Muslim rape gangs’ in defense of Trump’s Swedish terror remarks, says KKK wasn't as bad

In a Twitter rant that began in support of President Trump and his remarks about terror in Sweden, Jenna Jameson wound up attacking “Muslim rape gangs" and saying the Ku Klux Klan was never as bad.

The former porn star justified the President’s accusations by citing so-called “roving Muslim rape gangs” in the country.

“I don’t see bands of Christian rape gangs,” Jameson tweeted Tuesday.

“I don't ‘hate’ (Muslims)...I disagree with absolutely everything they represent, and I am utterly unafraid to express my opinion.”

For hours, she fought with strangers online about the “Muslim rape epidemic,” going as far as to place the KKK on the right side of the argument.

“Do the Klu Klux Klan follow a religion that orders the death of apostates?” she tweeted. “When was the last time we saw a Klan member blow up infidels?”

Jameson, who converted to Judaism in November in order to marry Israeli jeweler Lior Bitton, used her religion to defend her controversial opinions.

“I disagree with following an ideology that abuses women, kills gays, mutilates female children and murders apostates,” she tweeted.

“My view on Islam is not ONLY about their penchant for violence, it's their view on homosexuality, women's worth, polygamy.”

Jameson, who defended Trump as “kind and respectful” after the leaked “Access Hollywood” audio, previously fought with ex-KKK Grand Wizard David Duke on Twitter after she announced her crush on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in November.

“Jews dominate porn — why are ‘Christians’ ok with that?” Duke responded to her tweet, to which Jameson said she’d prefer he “never utter my name.”