@davidhogg111 I'll help you:
"I sincerely apologize to all of those whom I have always sought to employ government force against. I now understand that my efforts to strip innocent people of their arms are, and always have been, entirely immoral. There is no excuse for my actions."
If you are truly interested in representing the interests of free people by rooting out corruption in the federal government, then you should start with HER.
@DOGE , there is a US Attourney, Laura Cofer Taylor, who is unfit to work for the federal government, as she as betrayed the public trust and is actively engaged in the violation of the rights of innocent people.
https://t.co/R3fxyJBxtv
@MorphingReality@sfliberty Don't get me wrong, I do in fact think that the police response was disproportionate, but no, I see nothing wrong with firing people who are not doing their jobs. The most basic condition of employment is, in fact, doing your job, so if you do not do your job, you get fired.
@MorphingReality@sfliberty It is interesting that you bring up avoidance, as it is your avoidance of a particular question of mine that is rather illuminating. See, the very fact that it was a choice to work for Girdler’s company completely dismantles your “treated like cattle” characterization.
@MorphingReality@sfliberty Did they not have a choice? Were they coerced into working for him? Can you prove that he actually "had them shot?" Can you cite any sources that are not biased leftist drivel?