After publishing articles accusing Kyle Rittenhouse of being a "white supremacist," the @washingtonpost now publishes an article saying that such a label "lacks evidence." The good thing is that such accusations in liberal discourse require no evidence:
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While working people struggle with high gas prices at the pump, Exxon made $6.8 billion in profits in the last quarter and Chevron made $6.1 billion. We must stop the profiteering and monopolistic behavior of the giant oil companies. American consumers deserve better.
The claim that Joe Rogan -- a supporter of Bernie Sanders, an anti-imperialist, a crusader against factory farms, etc. -- is of the "far right" is the kind of stupidity in which liberals specialize: "let's try to expel the most influential media figure and insist he's our enemy."
Father of Ahmaud Arbery just now: “ALL lives matter. I don’t want no daddy to watch his kid get shot down like that. It’s ALL our problem. So let’s keep fighting to make this a better place for all human beings. Love everybody! All human beings need to be treated equally.” ❤️👏🏼👑
@RepMattGaetz I agree with the Rittenhouse verdict legally but now is an opportunity to seek gun law reforms to make them tighter and not to introduce a stand your ground law which will inevitably will lead to more loss of life. Disgusting.
"Kyle Rittenhouse is not a Bond villain, right? He's an indeterminate joiner who just joined the team that made him feel the most relevant...It was like I was watching Ralph from the Simpsons on trial...He's a social failure...It's a reflection of us." - @IramiOF