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Nope, They Really Do Want to 'Burn It All Down!'
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Hawk Newsome—while boasting how right it is to “burn it down”—also oddly interjected the announcement that Black Lives Matter will practice their “Second Amendment rights” in the pursuit of their demands.
Armed thuggery, bragged about, on primetime news?
My hunch is the cowardly mayors will bow to the angry mob again and look the other way on the firearms. But God help you if, as a law-abiding American citizen, you get stopped while Constitutionally carrying. |
| Comment by:
MarkHamTownsend
(6/29/2020)
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| I guess Hawk Newsome is begging for a race war ...... |
| Comment by:
PHORTO
(6/29/2020)
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| He is a FIL-thy RAH'thn SCHWARTZE!!!!!!! |
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