Kino Jimenez Kicked Out of Green Party After MAGA Video

Heavy ^ | July 5, 2018 | Staff

[Trump20162020]

Kino Jimenez, who is accused of attacking a teen wearing a MAGA hat at a San Antonio area Whataburger restaurant, has been banned from the Texas Green Party as a result, Heavy learned in an exclusive interview with a top Green Party official.

In the interview, Gavino Zarate, secretary of the Harris County Green Party, who said he was speaking for the state party as a whole on the issue, condemned the incident, which was captured in a viral video that shows a man later identified as Kino Jimenez allegedly tossing a drink on a 16-year-old boy, using a racial slur, and then walking off with the teen’s MAGA hat.

“We all have different opinions of our president, but we don’t take it out on innocent kids who just happen to have a hat on,” Zarate told Heavy in an exclusive interview. “You may not like the hat or you may not like the president, but you don’t show that kind of aggression toward teenagers. It goes against everything the Green Party stands for. We are not violent. We do not take our aggression out on innocent young people.” The man’s full name is Kino Ahuitzotl Jimenez.

[Professional]

His career as a part time burger flipper is in serious question.

[Brown Deer]

“You ain’t supportin’ shit, nigger,” the man said while leaving.

[GOP Poet]

No worries . . . the judgement will reign down on you. May you find a place of love for others in your hard, cynical heart.

[GOP Poet]

Regarding my last comment. I really have no idea about you or anything about your life and how you treat others as a general rule. But on this particular issue, I believe there are so many asshole, idiots with zero principles and integrity on the left. That when a group or single individuals goes out of their way to show both. I believe in commending them.

I think to make them out to be equal to the assholes, really diminishes the upstanding behavior that was shown by them.

Sometimes no matter the dislike in our heart, honoring the goodness of action is a step in the direction of peace. There is already enough haters in action. Why condemn someone who has shown righteousness--especially in spite of disagreeing strongly with the beliefs of the person treated criminally?