Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear hanged in effigy as Second Amendment supporters protest coronavirus restrictions (illegal, stereotypes)
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If someone supports America, they surely support the Constitution and the restrictions contained within it.
The link seems to think it chains us, not government.
If someone supports America, they surely support the Constitution and the restrictions contained within it.
The link seems to think it chains us, not government.
What? LMAO...people support the constitution and “restrictions contained within it?”
Make that make sense dude. Because it sounds extremely silly.
But, you think the Violent and Destructive rioting they call "protests" by BLM and ANTIFA is fine. But because this occurred in a place you think is "weird" (flyover, redneck country) where they destroyed nothing and hurt nobody, that's different?
Total hypocrisy on your part. I lived in Lexington, KY for three and a half years, and never once did I think it was "weird".
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Originally Posted by desertdetroiter
Obviously they did nothing illegal.
However, I do wonder why gun nuts keep acting as if these COVID restrictions are tantamount to taking their guns away? That’s weird.
You said it!
I don't think the COVID restrictions have a damn thing to do with their 2nd rights but I'll defend those given them by the 1st.
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