Posted on 05/16/2019 3:53:32 PM PDT by Kaslin
We all know the Left is unhinged. When it comes to abortion, it’s jacked up to steroid levels. It’s only going to be exacerbated with the recent anti-abortion bills passed in Georgia and Alabama. The debates will and have been intense. They always are, but we’ve seen a recent spate of violence from the progressive Left on this issue. Pro-lifers have been assaulted and harassed for their advocacy. On the latter example, PA State Rep Brian Sims, a Democrat, decided to show that he was a big tough guy in support of killing babies by…badgering an old woman and threatening to dox teenagers for protesting a local Planned Parenthood facility. These people are trash; they’re liberals after all.
In North Carolina, one pro-choice supporter took a pro-life sign. She thought she had won a victory against the patriarchy. And then she got towel slapped with reality. What she did was a crime. It’s called larceny and the police arrested her for it. Brandon Morse at RedState wrote about this epic tale of karma. Oh, and the woman was triggered that the police were “protecting” those who…want to stop babies being killed. The offices in the video is calm, collected, and aptly notes that this woman and those who hold similar pro-abortion views, could—you know—just ignore the pro-lifers. She couldn’t, a telling sign of liberalism’s inherent intolerance. Sorry, lady—you lost. And the law states that everyone has the right to protest. First Amendment rights are not just for liberals. Sorry, but that’s not the case:
During a pro-life demonstration at the University of North Carolina–Chapel Hill by the group Created Equal, a woman approached the pro-life group and after a few words, stole their sign. The woman then made her way to the side of a building where she attempted to throw it off, but was stopped before she could by the sign’s owner, Austin Beigel.
As this was happening, however, one of the pro-life crowd signaled a nearby police officer who witnessed most of what happened.“Did you steal their sign?” asked the officer.
“I just moved it,” said the feminist.
[…]
After spouting feminist propaganda about pro-lifers and complaining about having to see them on campus, the officer informed her that she needed to take her backpack off as she was being arrested for larceny. The tears began to flow as she tried to explain that she had every intent to give the sign back to the pro-lifers.
“Do we need to make this difficult and cause a scene?” asked the officer.
The feminist finally complied and she was led away.
How dare pro-lifers…exercise their constitutional rights? How dare they? This woman could have just ignored these activists and gone about her day. Instead, her intolerance drove her to break the law. It was a sign lady. And yes, there are millions of pro-lifers in this country and they vote.
The anger these people carry for pro-lifers is just a projection of their self-hatred for what they’ve done, and what they support.
Here’s your sign.
I bet her parents were doing the face palm when they saw their little princess getting the cuffs slapped on.
Perfect!
[The tears began to flow]
I love happy stories.
[I bet her parents were doing the face palm when they saw their little princess getting the cuffs slapped on.]
Wouldn’t surprise me if they pumped decades of liberalism into her tiny brain.
Et tu, Matt Vespa and Town hall? The bills weren’t antiabortion, they were pro-life. Jerks.
You’re probably right.I tend to think in terms of how I would feel if a daughter acted like she did.Personally,I’d be mortified.
This is what stupid looks like
Can you imagine her if the SHTF and she had to function???
So brave...
Back when I was younger, abortion was more hush-hush and I don't remember any abortion protesting on my campus. The protests and confrontations took place in front of abortion clinics.
The problem nowadays, especially on college campuses, is the liberal indoctrination that these students get and the snowflake syndrome that the Left has cultivated in these kids. They're barely able to function normally if they are "triggered".
Like others have said, this gal could have just ignored the protesters and signs and moved on with her day.
But not being a mature adult, she lets her feelings take over and she is offended by just the mere presence of the sign. She feels entitled to take matters in her own hands. Her approach to the officer, is that these peoples' views are the real crime here, not me "borrowing" the sign from them.
Boo-hoo creampuff. Welcome to Real Life 101.
They learn this, and other socialist garbage in government schools. When they vote later, they will simply make pro-life signs illegal. Get it? Our tax dollars pays for the secular humanist factories. Get your children out of those factories, or stop complaining about the product.
Well that was pretty cool watching the little wench get cuffed up. She was utterly astonished that the police would allow the pro lifers to freely walk the streets. Idiots like her are simultaneously amazed and threatened by worldviews other than their own.
Astute analysis.
Well, that’s condensed. What I’ve heard and makes sense is that these people have built a wall to disassociate themselves from their own guilt. And then when someone dares to point out what they’ve been trying to ignore, it threatens that wall and they become angry. Why else would they become so visibly upset by just someone who opposes abortion?
But...but....back in college we were rewarded for this...
F Her!
I didn’t serve 22 years in the military to let little biotches like her think she gets to decide who has Constitutional Rights or not.
If you’re so equal babe, big boys don’t cry. Big girls who want to be equal to boys shouldn’t either.
If you were a boy, you’d just be another pansie.
Hope she got one of those invasive strip searches at the station...
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