The Preacher and Malcolm Z: Tennessee House frauds

Flopping Aces ^ | 04-13-23 | DrJohn

[Starman417]

This is the story of the transitional journey of two young men. One is a street thug who goes on to a Bible thumping preacher. The other begins as an all-American kid and morphs into Malcolm Z.

You likely know that two young members of the Tennessee House of Representatives were expelled from the House for their hooliganism and were subsequently restored to their seats (as I predicted). Justin Jones and Justin Pearson admitted that they violated the House rules. They took a bullhorn to the floor and obstructed the proceedings and intimidated the other members.

The Tennessee House of Representatives spent Thursday debating the expulsion of three members, all Democrats, who hijacked the House floor for nearly an hour on March 30, using a bullhorn to shout at and harangue their fellow legislators in tandem with noisy anti-gun protesters who filled the galleries.

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There is absolutely no doubt that the three brought disorder to the House.

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"An estimated 1,000 students, parents, and others, galvanized by the shooting deaths, crammed House and Senate galleries," the Chattanooga Times Free Press reported. "State lawmakers at the time were debating a bill expanding the state's school voucher program when the chamber erupted in havoc. That began when Jones, a freshman longtime community activist and organizer, complained to [House Speaker Cameron] Sexton his microphone had been turned off. Sexton called him out of order, declared a five-minute recess and summoned Republicans to the dais to consult. Jones; Johnson, a Knoxville Democrat and teacher; and another freshman and social activist, Justin Pearson, D-Memphis, then marched to the podium with a megaphone and led attendees in the balcony in chants."

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When the three took over the lectern in the House, Jones, who had sneaked a megaphone into the House chamber, held it to his mouth and led the crowd in chanting, "No action, no peace! No action, no peace!"

This was a planned event.

That afternoon, Jones tweeted, "There comes a time when you have to do something out of the ordinary.

It loses meaning when one learns that the two never tried to introduce legislation in the proper manner.

They're protesting guns and shootings, saying they don't have a voice, which is ridiculous because they talk on almost every bill anyway.

On Easter Sunday they went all religiously metaphoric

Tennessee Republicans attempt to crucify democracy has resurrected it in the form of mass movement led by young people. That’s what gives me hope.
— Rep. Justin Jones (@brotherjones_) April 9, 2023

Expelled TN lawmaker Justin Pearson's sermon at a Memphis Unitarian Universalist church began with a prayer to "Mother God" and an invitation for dead ancestors to speak through him pic.twitter.com/Qs7hSLvKjl
— Woke Preacher Clips (@WokePreacherTV) April 10, 2023

Pearson referred to himself as the "black Jesus."

There's a lot you don't know about these two. They have transitioned. Not sexually, but philosophically.

Or have they?

Their appearances and behavior have changed considerably over the last few years.

"Brother Jones" portrays himself as non-violent

They will try to push a false narrative portraying me as “violent” as a way to deflect from their own actions. They will suggest that I am out of order. That is their strategy. However, I’m hopeful for the chance to present our evidence in a transparent manner. 7/
— Rep. Justin Jones (@brotherjones_) June 23, 2021

But the evidence says otherwise (via The Post Millennial)

In June of 2020, Justin Bautista-Jones, better known as ‘Brother Jones’ locally, was one of the publicly visible (often by design) protestors at the State Capitol. He received a lot of pushback from his own community after it was discovered he was often only making appearances when he knew there would be media coverage, and eventually had a falling out with one of the other most visible female members of the group. Throughout the entire time, he has faced over a dozen charges but always denied that he was violent – despite multiple assaults, assault on an officer, and reckless endangerment charges. In the newly obtained video, one of his assaults was captured, and presented to the Grand Jury – and he was indicted on two counts of reckless endangerment.

And there's video

https://rumble.com/v2hwtii-proof-justin-jones-was-violent-in-2020.html

Justin Pearson's transition is even more dramatic. He carefully crafted a certain personality- , friendly, warm, caring for all.

Check the difference in cadence and presentation between 2016 and now. Not sure whose 60s-inspired cosplay is faker—Kaep’s journey from clean cut playboy to Black Panther or Pearson’s transition from Bowdoin student to MLK impersonator.pic.twitter.com/wqS1oXL9dm
— Delano Squires (@DelanoSquires) April 11, 2023

See how his cadence and inflections have changed over the last few years. And not just his speech changed:

[1Old Pro]

Both loser street thugs

[BlackAdderess]

The way I figure it is that people with bullhorns are looking for attention.

[chajin]

Both loser street thugs

There's an underlying dilemma hidden here, I think.

The purpose of a representative is to represent. My state representative should represent the views common in his district, which in general he does.

So what kind of district, when its representative is ejected from the state House for what was essentially a pre-planned insurrection, immediately reinstates that representative? Presumably a district made up of people who are either like the representative, or who see the representative as being willing to represent their views. If a district is filled with "lower street thugs," then its representative should by definition be one of them.

But a House that has such representatives cannot function as a branch of government, unless that government because a reflection of mobocracy. Herein lies the paradox...

[struggle]

You might want to also investigate why Vanderbilt and Belmont University dismissed students early in order to send the liberal students down to the House to protest. Seems like a misuse of federal and state funding.

[cowboyusa]

Social Justice Preachers are false Teachers.