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What is just unbelievable the following statement coming from Tlaib:
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This is so personal," Tlaib started. "This is so hard because, as many of my colleagues know, on my very first day of orientation I got my first death threats. It was a serious one, the FBI had to go to the gentleman’s home. I hadn’t even been sworn in yet.
Correct me if I’m wrong but doesn’t Tlaib support the terrorist group “Hamas”!
What is just unbelievable the following statement coming from Tlaib:
Correct me if I’m wrong but doesn’t Tlaib support the terrorist group “Hamas”!
Not sure about Tlaib, but I know that Biden’s Assistant Sec of State has advocated for HAMAS. It seems that the Dems think worse of Republicans than they do of those who support Islamic terrorists.
The whole thing about the National Guard and Republican “insurrections” is a political ploy to convince the gullible and ignorant that those who vote Republican, or are simply not supportive of liberalism, are dangerous to American and thus be able to get away with the escalating cancel culture.
Cori Bush was the worst of them all. “Cops taking shots at us from behind trees”, “white supremacists coming into our neighborhood to shoot the place up regularly”.
Inevitable street theater as our institutions become feminized.
If you wish to know the primary reason for the rise of Woke religionism, it is the feminization of our societal institutions. Depressingly, as the ration of women to men in college continues to be disproportionate, this will grow worse.
Cori Bush was the worst of them all. “Cops taking shots at us from behind trees”, “white supremacists coming into our neighborhood to shoot the place up regularly”.
A sobbing parade of lies
I saw that and thought, where did she live and when? That might have happened 100 years ago in the South and maybe up to the 1960's but come on. She made it sound like it was a regular occurrence.
I find it very hard to believe that cops would shoot at anyone from behind trees unless they were being shot at by a suspect. Of course being the perpetual victims some people see nothing wrong with a criminal fighting or shooting the Police.
I think we can all appreciate and have empathy for the elected that were shaken by the fools that swarmed the Capital but is it any different than the feelings of a shop owner that just had his front window smashed in and the "peaceful protesters" are pouring in to loot, vandalize and possibly burn it all to the ground?
Who knows how we would react or feel in a similar situation if an angry mob were running the halls where we work but what is a bit unnerving is how will these people react if the you know what really hits the fan?
I saw that and thought, where did she live and when? That might have happened 100 years ago in the South and maybe up to the 1960's but come on. She made it sound like it was a regular occurrence.
I find it very hard to believe that cops would shoot at anyone from behind trees unless they were being shot at by a suspect. Of course being the perpetual victims some people see nothing wrong with a criminal fighting or shooting the Police.
I think we can all appreciate and have empathy for the elected that were shaken by the fools that swarmed the Capital but is it any different than the feelings of a shop owner that just had his front window smashed in and the "peaceful protesters" are pouring in to loot, vandalize and possibly burn it all to the ground?
Who knows how we would react or feel in a similar situation if an angry mob were running the halls where we work but what is a bit unnerving is how will these people react if the you know what really hits the fan?
^^^ agree
As a shop owner, I would always be aware that anybody can come in the door to rob the place.
And, I would think the halls of the Capitol would be safe since I look at it as a sacred place.
The feelings of some of those who spoke were a little over the top.
Guess they are too young to remember going into the hall, lining up, putting their head down between their knees in case a bomb was dropped.
Must be too old for shooter drills that all the kids do in schools these days.
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