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12 Oct, 5 tweets, 2 min read
So 9News hired a murderous "security guard" who:

✅Hates right-wingers
✅Has a tattoo indicating antifa affiliation
✅Didn't even have a license to be a security guard

Let's put some 9News people in prison for this.
I want to see people like @KyleClark panhandling for money when this is over and @9NEWS reduced to a soup kitchen.
9News is a serious operation and scumbags like Kyle Clark are serious journalists🥴 ImageImage
The people in my mentions complaining about civility and "freedom of the press" are living in an alternate reality. Right-wingers are murdered in the streets, their killers receive glowing press, and "objective" journos try to destroy right-wing publications.
Some thoughts on the inevitable push back that will come in the form of vehement denial this guy is connected to antifa

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We were told antifa is a set of ideas, an ideology. But now that it's clear the Denver shooter embraced some or all of those ideas, as indicated by his social media posts and tattoo, suddenly it's not that simple, you can't just embrace antifa's ideas to be antifa!
You see, to be antifa, all of the different chapters must first unanimously approve of your admission into their organization, I mean idea. After which point antifa notifies its contacts in the media that "so and so" is a card-carrying member of the organization, I mean idea
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Compare this to how quickly and fervently Republicans chimed in on other shootings, how the RNC opened with a prayer for Jacob Blake within hours of the incident. There is no excuse. Republicans are just cowards.
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And if you missed the Republican convention, I did a write up for the Daily Caller here: dailycaller.com/2020/09/01/rnc…
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