A black female thug assaults a White woman simply standing on the sidewalk.
She confronts her about George Floyd, tells her she looks like a man, and asks if she’s trans.
She assaults the White woman multiple times, threatens her, and tells her where she can and can’t go.
There’s much more, but I’d get flagged for hate speech if I typed it out.
Kudos to this White woman (I was absolutely shocked) for sticking up for herself and standing toe to toe with the black thug.
We can make a choice to not tolerate this behavior.
We don’t have to live this way.
A 24-year combat veteran just said what every professional soldier needs to hear.
Maj. (Ret.) Richard Ojeda Airborne Sapper has the names of 13 of his brothers who never came home tattooed on his back.
His message to Trump and the generals:
“I’m speaking to you as a soldier. On my back I have the name of 13 of my brothers who did not return home from war.
They did not die for THIS.
I gave this country 24 years of service. I won’t sit silent while you aim the weapons of war inward on American soil, against our own citizens.
REMEMBER YOUR OATH.”
The oath is to the Constitution not to a man, not to a party.
This is the line that separates professional armies from political militias.
Watch it.
Share it.
Don’t look away.