On our local ‘Nextdoor’ app, you are not allowed to speak your opinion if you are caucasian. Only ‘Black Lives Matter’. They will censor you and send you to oblivion. We have the Pro-Abortion, white suburban wives that have nothing to do but vent on FB, Twitter, & Instagram all day.
Talk about a PI the A. It is better to shut up and not say a word than to voice your opinion. The Rich Big Itches control the social media in northern Gwinnett county.
There is supposed to be a major protest march tomorrow afternoon within a mile of my house. Dare not speak against it, but the irony is that we have a 50% chance of rain.
“All Lives Matter” is offensive? So, I suppose they have no problem with me saying “Not All Lives Matter” or “Some Live Matter”? Or is their logic at fault?
The last day has been an exception. Some punks decided they needed to disrupt traffic on Monday with their little march. Small suburban city which borders mine. There was quite a panic about it, because the trouble makers were talking about going to the suburbs. I got stuck in traffic as they marched as they chose. Guy at the front of the pack had a very punchable face.
I noticed at several businesses there were armed guys making themselves seen. As it turns out there were several businesses someone tried to take a run at (including a gun shop.) They were strongly rebuffed.
One of the Nextdoor Karens was having a cow about how the groups brandishing guns were going to 'cause trouble.'
She was corrected loudly, repeatedly, and bluntly. Couple posters who didn't 'see the need,' but they got the same treatment.
It was a beautiful thing to see.
I wrote “All LAW-ABIDING CITIZENS Lives Matter” this morning in response to some leftist, racist propaganda. They refused to publish my post.
Of course, I also pointed out when they said “George Floyd is just like us” that I am not a criminal engaged in either passing out and/or in the production of counterfeit currency in violation of federal law.
Facts are stupid things to the left, especially when it gets in the way of their false narrative.
“Some Lives Matter.” I really like that, just that phrase with no explanation or amplification. I’ll have to find a place to use it.
Almost as good as “It’s OK to be white,” a true classic.