Both Sides: Why we don't fuck with the GOP
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This kinda stuff pisses me off. Because, I get it, you want to protest, but why pick on the one dude who is least equipped to provide any assistance? You look stupid rallying and chanting at someone like that.
Not to mention throwing things? I really don't want it to come to it, because I know it will just get spun into something anti-Biden, but they better stop fucking around before they find out.
Dude is an unarmed employee not Law Enforcement. Funny thing is those idiot protesters were doing this shit to police and got that work and these faggots we’re crying talking about its authoritarian and fascist and why are the police attacking them. Fucking morons
LOL what was that from?
Tear all them shits down and drive them faggits back to their suburban cac homes with their I need to pretend to feel oppressed asses.
What more do those faggots want?!? When that shit ends they will be sad because this protest shit is all about them . They don’t care about those arabs
www.nbcnews.com
Biden announces Israel has offered a three-part plan to end the war in Gaza
The plan would start with six weeks of a complete cease-fire and the release of women and children being held hostage.
Like criminals coons have then loudest voice. Most people ain’t criminals or coons but we hear about them the most
MAGATS new trick is to call all white supremacy groups “FEDS” and Biden supporters playing dress up. Because everybody knows MAGA isn’t full of racist white Suprimacists.
#OnThisDay in 1963, while returning from a Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee training session in South Carolina, Fannie Lou Hamer and nine other civil rights movement activists dared to ride in the “white” section of a Greyhound bus and sit at the “whites-only” lunch counter inside the bus terminal in Winona, Mississippi.
The police chief had them arrested. Inside the jail, activists Fannie Lou Hamer, June Johnson, Annell Ponder and Lawrence Guyot were all beaten. Jailers brought in two black inmates to torture Hamer, who called the violence “the most horrifying experience I’ve ever had in my life.”
Euvester Simpson, who witnessed the brutal beating, nursed Hamer’s wounds and became even more dedicated to the movement.
Six months later, the Justice Department charged the police chief and sheriff with depriving the activists of their civil rights. Prosecutors held up the bloodstained clothes of Johnson and Hamer as evidence, while the defense lawyer declared, “You have agitators on one hand, and elected officials on the other, who shall you believe?”
Some students from the University of Mississippi School of Law cut classes to watch, marveling at Hamer’s courage. “It was plain to us that she was telling the truth, and that the defense witnesses were lying,” recalled Avery Rollins, who became an FBI agent.
Although the all-white jury acquitted the law enforcement officers on all counts, Hamer refused to stay silent. Months later, she testified before the Democratic Credentials Committee about her beating, moving a nation.