We’re gonna guess Representative Garamendi didn’t mean to admit Women’s March is anti-free speech during this interview on MSNBC.
Rep. Garamendi: Boston rally continues spirit of Women's March https://t.co/dQcSUKKHz3 pic.twitter.com/BAkuQJnytR
— MSNBC (@MSNBC) August 19, 2017
What a maroon.
I joined @AlexWitt on @MSNBC yesterday to discuss the counter protests taking place at white nationalist rallies this weekend. Full ? below: https://t.co/eoxMjFyXTU
— John Garamendi (@RepGaramendi) August 20, 2017
He’s even bragging about it.
And hey, he’s not wrong – the two groups definitely have a LOT in common.
#BPD is asking individuals to refrain from throwing urine, bottles and other harmful projectiles at our officers.
— Boston Police Dept. (@bostonpolice) August 19, 2017
Both ‘movements’ were about stifling speech they disagree with and protesting … nothing. Not to mention we’re pretty sure the Women’s March would have been just as nasty to this woman holding her American flag.
Is this not assault? This is a disgrace. #BostonFreeSpeechRally pic.twitter.com/N5sH1YNkXP
— Nick Short ?? (@PoliticalShort) August 19, 2017
Older Woman Holding American Flag Hit, Dragged in Boston https://t.co/5JP5w04RZO
— DW..#I_STAND??❌??✝️?✡️ (@aquawilki) August 19, 2017
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That’s the spirit of the Women’s March alright.
Perhaps AntiFa themselves said it best?
https://twitter.com/LisaAnnRader/status/899042784929337344
Note, there are several parody AntiFa accounts on Twitter … sad thing is the real ones are as nutty as the parodies so it’s hard to tell the difference. Either way, this is definitely a feasible thought and message for them.
Yea… throwing urine on police officers.
— Pete_Panop?? (@pete_patriot) August 20, 2017
Because nothing says peaceful like dumping urine on cops and screaming about spitting on them.
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