Repuglican, "Yes Democrats are illiterate and cannot spell".

[Mable Rosh]

Republican

No, liberals.

SCIENCE: White Libs More Likely To Have Mental Health Problems

White liberals are significantly more likely than other racial
and ideological groups to be diagnosed with a mental health
condition, according to science.

The findings, from a Pew Research Center survey published in
March 2020, were the subject of a recent Twitter thread that
inspired an Evie Magazine article on the possible "scientific
correlation" between progressive ideas and mental illness.

According to the survey, white liberals of all ages were more
likely to have been diagnosed with a mental health condition
compared with their moderate and conservatives peers. The
disparity was especially pronounced among young people aged 18-
29, the most annoying demographic and the one with the worst
opinions, generally speaking.

Nearly half of young white liberals (46 percent) reported being
diagnosed with a mental health condition. That was significantly
higher than the percentage of young white moderates (26 percent)
and young white conservatives (21 percent) who reported a mental
health diagnosis. Young white people who identified as "very
liberal" were considerably more likely to report mental health
problems, even compared with their peers who identified as
liberal.

Across all demographics, young white females who identified as
liberal or very liberal were by far the most likely to report a
mental health diagnosis. In fact, a majority of young white
liberal women (56 percent) said they had been diagnosed with a
mental health condition, compared with 28 percent of young
moderate women and 27 percent of young conservative women.

The ideological disparity was also present, albeit less
pronounced, among young white men. Within this demographic, 34
percent of liberals reported having mental health problems,
compared with 22 percent of moderates and 16 percent of
conservatives.

Zach Goldberg, the doctoral candidate who dissected the Pew data
on Twitter, suggested the disparity could be a result of white
liberals being "more likely to seek mental health evaluations."
It could also indicate a "genuine" difference in personalities,
he argued, given that white liberals are more likely to exhibit
neuroticism, according to the data.

"I didn't write this thread to mock white liberals or their
apparently disproportionate rates of mental illness (and you
shouldn't either)," Goldberg wrote. "Rather, this is a question
that's underexplored and which may shed light on attitudinal
differences towards various social policies."

The article in Evie Magazine made some compelling points in
response to Goldberg's thread, noting that liberal ideology
often "forces its followers to wallow in feelings of
helplessness and victimhood," as opposed to "building resiliency
against hardship," which can be a crucial tool for combating
anxiety and depression.

White liberals in particular, who are often at the forefront of
social justice movements that don't necessarily affect them
directly, may be susceptible to "white guilt and savior
narratives," which are "pretty much as bad as any genuinely
racist agenda because it robs the very group they're trying to
help of their own voice."

As you can see, being a white lib is hard. Having all of the
correct opinions about the most important issues might be the
only consolation.

Published under: Democratic Party, Women, Sluts

https://freebeacon.com/politics/white-libs-mental-health/

[Mable Rosh]

KIDS AND GUNS

That is the fault of Democrats. Democrats don't want kids
taught how to be responsible with guns.

Democrats want to teach that boys are girls, anuses are vaginas,
and girls have penises.

See how fucked up Democrats are?

Democrats are seriously mentally ill.

[Mable Rosh]

KIDS AND GUNS

That is the fault of Democrats. Democrats don't want kids
taught how to be responsible with guns.

Democrats want to teach that boys are girls, anuses are vaginas,
and girls have penises.

See how fucked up Democrats always are?

[Justin Peters]

Republican

No, liberals.

SCIENCE: White Libs More Likely To Have Mental Health Problems

White liberals are significantly more likely than other racial
and ideological groups to be diagnosed with a mental health
condition, according to science.

The findings, from a Pew Research Center survey published in
March 2020, were the subject of a recent Twitter thread that
inspired an Evie Magazine article on the possible "scientific
correlation" between progressive ideas and mental illness.

According to the survey, white liberals of all ages were more
likely to have been diagnosed with a mental health condition
compared with their moderate and conservatives peers. The
disparity was especially pronounced among young people aged 18-
29, the most annoying demographic and the one with the worst
opinions, generally speaking.

Nearly half of young white liberals (46 percent) reported being
diagnosed with a mental health condition. That was significantly
higher than the percentage of young white moderates (26 percent)
and young white conservatives (21 percent) who reported a mental
health diagnosis. Young white people who identified as "very
liberal" were considerably more likely to report mental health
problems, even compared with their peers who identified as
liberal.

Across all demographics, young white females who identified as
liberal or very liberal were by far the most likely to report a
mental health diagnosis. In fact, a majority of young white
liberal women (56 percent) said they had been diagnosed with a
mental health condition, compared with 28 percent of young
moderate women and 27 percent of young conservative women.

The ideological disparity was also present, albeit less
pronounced, among young white men. Within this demographic, 34
percent of liberals reported having mental health problems,
compared with 22 percent of moderates and 16 percent of
conservatives.

Zach Goldberg, the doctoral candidate who dissected the Pew data
on Twitter, suggested the disparity could be a result of white
liberals being "more likely to seek mental health evaluations."
It could also indicate a "genuine" difference in personalities,
he argued, given that white liberals are more likely to exhibit
neuroticism, according to the data.

"I didn't write this thread to mock white liberals or their
apparently disproportionate rates of mental illness (and you
shouldn't either)," Goldberg wrote. "Rather, this is a question
that's underexplored and which may shed light on attitudinal
differences towards various social policies."

The article in Evie Magazine made some compelling points in
response to Goldberg's thread, noting that liberal ideology
often "forces its followers to wallow in feelings of
helplessness and victimhood," as opposed to "building resiliency
against hardship," which can be a crucial tool for combating
anxiety and depression.

White liberals in particular, who are often at the forefront of
social justice movements that don't necessarily affect them
directly, may be susceptible to "white guilt and savior
narratives," which are "pretty much as bad as any genuinely
racist agenda because it robs the very group they're trying to
help of their own voice."

As you can see, being a white lib is hard. Having all of the
correct opinions about the most important issues might be the
only consolation.

Published under: Democratic Party, Women, Sluts

https://freebeacon.com/politics/white-libs-mental-health/

[Justin Peters]

KIDS AND GUNS

That is the fault of Democrats. Democrats don't want kids
taught how to be responsible with guns.

Democrats want to teach that boys are girls, anuses are vaginas,
and girls have penises.

See how fucked up Democrats are?

Democrats are seriously mentally ill.

["The Biden Train Wreck "@dizum.com]

Republican

No, Democrat.

Bill Lukitsch
Mon, April 25, 2022, 1:50 PM·1 min read

An Independence woman was found stabbed several times —
including in her face — early Monday morning near a convenience
store in Belton, according to police.

The 46-year-old woman was hospitalized with injuries considered
life threatening, Sgt. Mary Bruegge, a department spokeswoman,
said in a statement Monday afternoon. Police have arrested 42-
year-old James W. Cook as a suspect in the stabbing, Bruegge
said.

Details of what led up to the assault remained unclear Monday
afternoon. But Bruegge said police officers were dispatched at
8:03 a.m. to a convenience store near the intersection of 163rd
Street and Cornerstone Drive on reports of a stabbing victim
being found.

Emergency medical personnel located the victim inside a vehicle
there and she was taken to a hospital for emergency care,
Bruegge said. In the statement, Bruegge described the injuries
and the event as “particularly disturbing.”

It was unclear Monday why police were led to Cook as a suspect.

Police are encouraging anyone with information about the crime
or Cook’s whereabouts to contact the Belton Police Department at
816-331-1500 or call 911.

https://news.yahoo.com/particularly-disturbing-independence-
woman-found-205006723.html

["The Biden Train Wreck "@dizum.com]

In article <7b58d5d3-78f4-453b-9ddb-

Republicans are great.

Yahoo Finance’s Dan Howley joins the Live show to discuss
Twitter’s new ‘Circle’ feature.

Video Transcript
[MUSIC PLAYING]

AKIKA FUJITA: Twitter is testing the waters with a new feature
that gives users the option to share their tweets amongst a
select group of people. For a deeper dive on this, let's bring
in Yahoo Finance's Dan Howley. Twitter Circle is what we're
talking about.

DAN HOWLEY: Twitter Circle. You need more confusion on Twitter
because it's not confusing enough. And that might be why there's
not a lot of people on there. But to give you an idea of what
Twitter Circle is, think of it as a smaller version of Twitter,
right?

It's basically meant-- it's in testing right now. It's for iOS,
Android, web. They'll give you an invite if you manage to sneak
in. Or you can tell if you're on when you go to draft a tweet
and it asks you if you want to send it to a smaller group of
folks. Basically, what it is, is you can invite up to 150
people, or just sign them up to your circle. You can then send
tweets directly to that circle so that if you just want--

AKIKA FUJITA: It kind of feels like WhatsApp.

DAN HOWLEY: Kind of, yeah, right? Exact--

- Or GroupMe?

DAN HOWLEY: Yeah.

- It could be like GroupMe.

DAN HOWLEY: Or any, like, other social networks.

[LAUGHING]

And so you'll be able to send out tweets. You can discuss
whatever you want. It will not show up on your main feed. It
will not show up on any of your followers main feeds. They can
retweet you, but only those tweets-- or those tweets will only
show up in the circle.

- Right.

DAN HOWLEY: So it'll never leave that area unless someone
screenshots it or copy and pastes it or whatever. So it's meant
to be a place where you can feel more comfortable talking, I
guess. But, you know, I mean, I don't know what I would say on
Twitter that I wouldn't really say outside of it.

- So I guess the use case for this is if it's large enough of a
community that you couldn't have just an iMessage group or a
text message thread. But it also has to be small enough that you
wouldn't just rely on Reddit or any other type of board to do
this. So do you think this is going to catch on? Because look,
we all remember Fleets, which I-- which, for the record, I was a
huge fan of. Super disappointing they killed it.

AKIKA FUJITA: I mean, it was such a short-lived feature.

- It was-- It was as fleeting as the product itself.

AKIKA FUJITA: Well, I mean, I wasn't-- it's too easy. I wasn't
going to go there. Yeah.

DAN HOWLEY: Look, I do think that there's-- there's some utility
here. I don't think that it's going to be a major product for
Twitter. And look, when Elon Musk comes in, you know, he might
just say, I don't know. This is dumb. We'll get rid of it.

So it may or may not last long. But my thinking is, you know,
I'm playing a game called "Elden Ring" right now, right? If I
want to talk exclusively about "Elden Ring," I can invite a
bunch of people, and then we could just chat about it, you know,
and I can--

- But there's Discord.

DAN HOWLEY: That's true. But I don't like Discord. I don't want
to talk to people. I don't want that. I want to just be able to
write to them. Don't talk to me.

AKIKA FUJITA: By the way, I saw a photo the other day of
somebody holding a sign that said, Elon, bring Vine back, which
I think a lot of people would be on board with. This idea,
though, you know, when you think back to what social media was--
right? I mean, obviously, Facebook started with colleges. But
something like Twitter, it was about connecting with people that
you don't know.

DAN HOWLEY: Right, on a smaller scale.

AKIKA FUJITA: You can connect with somebody on the other side of
the world. And it feels like because of the environment on
social media today, we're all turning inward again.

DAN HOWLEY: Yeah, I mean, look, I think that this kind of
feature is interesting in that it does allow you to connect with
people of similar interests, right? I think that for Twitter,
especially, I've said-- I said it yesterday. Twitter is just a
vast hellscape, right? And I-- I try to avoid it as much as
possible, except for work.

But, you know, if I had something like this where I could set up
a couple of circles for just friends, you know-- I have WhatsApp
groups already. But, you know, if I wanted to have people that
I'm not necessarily super close with, I could set up a circle
and then discuss things with them.

Here's the weird thing, though. Someone can add you, and you
can't leave the circle.

- Oh, interesting.

DAN HOWLEY: Right? So you have to then mute the circle, which I
don't really appreciate. The other thing is that you can just
kick someone out if you want, and they'll never know. So it
seems--

- Do people see if you're in a circle?

DAN HOWLEY: They can't see if you're in a circle that other
people aren't a part of. So you can see other people retweeting.

AKIKA FUJITA: It is about always being able to quietly back out.

- Well, I mean, you know.

DAN HOWLEY: Yeah, it's the exclusiveness, right? And you can--
you can say, you know, OK, I'm part of a circle. I tweet
something or retweet something within the circle. I can see
other people that retweet it, but I can't know exactly who else
is in that circle with me. So it's-- it's very strange. It seems
like kind of a half-baked idea at this point. But I do see that
the utility of it to a degree.

AKIKA FUJITA: Well, the idea being that Twitter still wants
people on the platform, but not necessarily experience the
hellscape that you have described--

- The landos, the eggs.

AKIKA FUJITA: --on the platform.

- Yeah

DAN HOWLEY: Yeah.

AKIKA FUJITA: I actually would argue that-- I mean, maybe my
Twitter feed is more curated than yours. Because I--

DAN HOWLEY: Mine is a wreck.

AKIKA FUJITA: I would much rather have tweets and read tweets
from people I don't know. Because to me, that opens it up to
other conversation.

- And that brings up, like, is this going to silo things
further. But, you know, it's an interesting product. We'll see
if it sticks. For what it's worth, I'm going to start a, "The
Batman" was actually bad--

DAN HOWLEY: Whoa!

- --circle. Yep.

DAN HOWLEY: I'm out of here.

- And you're not-- you're not invited, Dan Howley.

DAN HOWLEY: I'm leaving.

https://news.yahoo.com/twitter-pilots-circle-feature-lets-
160616248.html

Brad Sherman sucks cocks.

[Disney Woke Pedophiles]

Democrat racists did it.

A statue of the celebrated Indigenous ballerina Marjorie
Tallchief was stolen last Friday from its base on the grounds of
the Tulsa Historical Society & Museum in Oklahoma.

Michelle Place, the museum’s executive director, said that the
statue had been hacked apart and sold for cash. Museum employees
on Monday found pieces of the statue at a local recycling
centre, though some pieces remain missing. Tulsa police have
said they are investigating the matter.

The statue of Ms Tallchief was one of five statues of Indigenous
ballerinas installed on the grounds of the museum in 2007, when
it was valued at $120,000.

But the statue’s significance goes far beyond its monetary
worth. Oklahoma is the most Indigenous state in the continental
US, and Ms Tallchief, who died just last year, was one of its
most famous Indigenous icons — a dancer who starred at the Paris
Opera Ballet and performed for multiple US presidents.

Ms Tallchief was born in Denver, Colorado, but spent much of her
childhood on the Osage Nation reservation in northern Oklahoma.

The family left Oklahoma so Ms Tallchief and her sister could
receive high-end ballet training in Los Angeles, and that
training paid off. Both Marjorie and her sister Maria Tallchief
achieved renown, dancing as part of a group of Indigenous
Oklahoma ballerinas known as the Five Moons who all had their
statues installed on the grounds of the Tulsa museum.

Of those five statues, only Ms Tallchief’s was harmed. Ms Place,
the executive director, postulated that her statue might have
been singled out because of its positioning close to a tree that
could have provided cover for the thieves.

In the aftermath of the theft, the Tusla Historical Society
organised a GoFundMe to replace the statue, which quickly met
its goal of $15,000. As of Thursday afternoon, people had
donated more than $19,000 to the cause. The first $10,000 of
that money will be used to meet the museum’s insurance
deductable, while the remaining money will be put towards
increasing security, updated lighting and new signage.

“When these dancers began their careers, Europeans dominated
ballet,” the GoFundMe page reads. “These women, due to their
talent, dedication and determination, went to the top of their
field and brought recognition to Oklahoma and Native American
artistry. Each sculpture depicts the ballerinas in the ballet
she considered to be her signature piece.”

https://news.yahoo.com/statue-native-american-ballerina-marjorie-
210923424.html

[Disney Woke Pedophiles]

Republicans kill twitter.

Who will become CEO of Twitter after Elon Musk buys it?
According to a new report, it may be Musk himself — temporarily,
at least.

When Musk's deal to acquire the social media company officially
closes, he's expected to serve as CEO of Twitter "for a few
months," CNBC reports.

Parag Agrawal is the current CEO of Twitter, having taken over
for Jack Dorsey in November 2021. But Reuters recently reported
Musk has already lined up a new chief executive for the company,
a person whose identity he hasn't revealed. Musk, who is CEO of
SpaceX and Tesla, previously said he lacked confidence in
Twitter's current leadership.

Meanwhile, Musk revealed Thursday has raised over $7 billion in
new funding for his purchase of Twitter, with $1 billion from
Oracle founder Larry Ellison. He'll be buying the company for
about $44 billion, though the acquisition is not yet final.

Since the deal was announced, Musk has provided several glimpses
into his plans for the company, this week suggesting commercial
or government accounts may have to pay a "small fee" to use
Twitter. Dorsey, Twitter's co-founder and former CEO, has
expressed support for Musk. Putting aside the fact that "I don't
believe anyone should own or run Twitter," Dorsey said Musk is
the "singular solution I trust."

https://news.yahoo.com/elon-musk-reportedly-become-ceo-
160529396.html

[The Biden Train Wreck]

Republicans are great.

Yahoo Finance’s Dan Howley joins the Live show to discuss
Twitter’s new ‘Circle’ feature.

Video Transcript
[MUSIC PLAYING]

AKIKA FUJITA: Twitter is testing the waters with a new feature
that gives users the option to share their tweets amongst a
select group of people. For a deeper dive on this, let's bring
in Yahoo Finance's Dan Howley. Twitter Circle is what we're
talking about.

DAN HOWLEY: Twitter Circle. You need more confusion on Twitter
because it's not confusing enough. And that might be why there's
not a lot of people on there. But to give you an idea of what
Twitter Circle is, think of it as a smaller version of Twitter,
right?

It's basically meant-- it's in testing right now. It's for iOS,
Android, web. They'll give you an invite if you manage to sneak
in. Or you can tell if you're on when you go to draft a tweet
and it asks you if you want to send it to a smaller group of
folks. Basically, what it is, is you can invite up to 150
people, or just sign them up to your circle. You can then send
tweets directly to that circle so that if you just want--

AKIKA FUJITA: It kind of feels like WhatsApp.

DAN HOWLEY: Kind of, yeah, right? Exact--

- Or GroupMe?

DAN HOWLEY: Yeah.

- It could be like GroupMe.

DAN HOWLEY: Or any, like, other social networks.

[LAUGHING]

And so you'll be able to send out tweets. You can discuss
whatever you want. It will not show up on your main feed. It
will not show up on any of your followers main feeds. They can
retweet you, but only those tweets-- or those tweets will only
show up in the circle.

- Right.

DAN HOWLEY: So it'll never leave that area unless someone
screenshots it or copy and pastes it or whatever. So it's meant
to be a place where you can feel more comfortable talking, I
guess. But, you know, I mean, I don't know what I would say on
Twitter that I wouldn't really say outside of it.

- So I guess the use case for this is if it's large enough of a
community that you couldn't have just an iMessage group or a
text message thread. But it also has to be small enough that you
wouldn't just rely on Reddit or any other type of board to do
this. So do you think this is going to catch on? Because look,
we all remember Fleets, which I-- which, for the record, I was a
huge fan of. Super disappointing they killed it.

AKIKA FUJITA: I mean, it was such a short-lived feature.

- It was-- It was as fleeting as the product itself.

AKIKA FUJITA: Well, I mean, I wasn't-- it's too easy. I wasn't
going to go there. Yeah.

DAN HOWLEY: Look, I do think that there's-- there's some utility
here. I don't think that it's going to be a major product for
Twitter. And look, when Elon Musk comes in, you know, he might
just say, I don't know. This is dumb. We'll get rid of it.

So it may or may not last long. But my thinking is, you know,
I'm playing a game called "Elden Ring" right now, right? If I
want to talk exclusively about "Elden Ring," I can invite a
bunch of people, and then we could just chat about it, you know,
and I can--

- But there's Discord.

DAN HOWLEY: That's true. But I don't like Discord. I don't want
to talk to people. I don't want that. I want to just be able to
write to them. Don't talk to me.

AKIKA FUJITA: By the way, I saw a photo the other day of
somebody holding a sign that said, Elon, bring Vine back, which
I think a lot of people would be on board with. This idea,
though, you know, when you think back to what social media was--
right? I mean, obviously, Facebook started with colleges. But
something like Twitter, it was about connecting with people that
you don't know.

DAN HOWLEY: Right, on a smaller scale.

AKIKA FUJITA: You can connect with somebody on the other side of
the world. And it feels like because of the environment on
social media today, we're all turning inward again.

DAN HOWLEY: Yeah, I mean, look, I think that this kind of
feature is interesting in that it does allow you to connect with
people of similar interests, right? I think that for Twitter,
especially, I've said-- I said it yesterday. Twitter is just a
vast hellscape, right? And I-- I try to avoid it as much as
possible, except for work.

But, you know, if I had something like this where I could set up
a couple of circles for just friends, you know-- I have WhatsApp
groups already. But, you know, if I wanted to have people that
I'm not necessarily super close with, I could set up a circle
and then discuss things with them.

Here's the weird thing, though. Someone can add you, and you
can't leave the circle.

- Oh, interesting.

DAN HOWLEY: Right? So you have to then mute the circle, which I
don't really appreciate. The other thing is that you can just
kick someone out if you want, and they'll never know. So it
seems--

- Do people see if you're in a circle?

DAN HOWLEY: They can't see if you're in a circle that other
people aren't a part of. So you can see other people retweeting.

AKIKA FUJITA: It is about always being able to quietly back out.

- Well, I mean, you know.

DAN HOWLEY: Yeah, it's the exclusiveness, right? And you can--
you can say, you know, OK, I'm part of a circle. I tweet
something or retweet something within the circle. I can see
other people that retweet it, but I can't know exactly who else
is in that circle with me. So it's-- it's very strange. It seems
like kind of a half-baked idea at this point. But I do see that
the utility of it to a degree.

AKIKA FUJITA: Well, the idea being that Twitter still wants
people on the platform, but not necessarily experience the
hellscape that you have described--

- The landos, the eggs.

AKIKA FUJITA: --on the platform.

- Yeah

DAN HOWLEY: Yeah.

AKIKA FUJITA: I actually would argue that-- I mean, maybe my
Twitter feed is more curated than yours. Because I--

DAN HOWLEY: Mine is a wreck.

AKIKA FUJITA: I would much rather have tweets and read tweets
from people I don't know. Because to me, that opens it up to
other conversation.

- And that brings up, like, is this going to silo things
further. But, you know, it's an interesting product. We'll see
if it sticks. For what it's worth, I'm going to start a, "The
Batman" was actually bad--

DAN HOWLEY: Whoa!

- --circle. Yep.

DAN HOWLEY: I'm out of here.

- And you're not-- you're not invited, Dan Howley.

DAN HOWLEY: I'm leaving.

https://news.yahoo.com/twitter-pilots-circle-feature-lets-
160616248.html

Brad Sherman sucks cocks.

[The Biden Train Wreck]

Republican

No, Democrat.

Bill Lukitsch
Mon, April 25, 2022, 1:50 PM·1 min read

An Independence woman was found stabbed several times —
including in her face — early Monday morning near a convenience
store in Belton, according to police.

The 46-year-old woman was hospitalized with injuries considered
life threatening, Sgt. Mary Bruegge, a department spokeswoman,
said in a statement Monday afternoon. Police have arrested 42-
year-old James W. Cook as a suspect in the stabbing, Bruegge
said.

Details of what led up to the assault remained unclear Monday
afternoon. But Bruegge said police officers were dispatched at
8:03 a.m. to a convenience store near the intersection of 163rd
Street and Cornerstone Drive on reports of a stabbing victim
being found.

Emergency medical personnel located the victim inside a vehicle
there and she was taken to a hospital for emergency care,
Bruegge said. In the statement, Bruegge described the injuries
and the event as “particularly disturbing.”

It was unclear Monday why police were led to Cook as a suspect.

Police are encouraging anyone with information about the crime
or Cook’s whereabouts to contact the Belton Police Department at
816-331-1500 or call 911.

https://news.yahoo.com/particularly-disturbing-independence-
woman-found-205006723.html

[Black Sow City]

Atlanta is a nigger infested shithole. Stacey Abrams is a mooching sow.

DUNWOODY, Ga. — A man who police said posed as a priest and
raped women in Dunwoody has been arrested in Missouri.

Dunwoody Police said Marco Johnson targeted women at bus stops
and gained their trust by telling them that he was a priest of
the EFY religion and a spiritual leader.

Police said Johnson would then offer the women a ride and take
them to an apartment in Dunwoody, where he beat and sexually
assaulted them.

On Wednesday afternoon, detectives got information that Johnson
was possibly in St. Louis. Officers there found Johnson and took
him into custody. He is currently awaiting extradition back to
Georgia.

It’s unclear what charges he is facing or how many victims he is
accused of assaulting.

https://www.wsbtv.com/news/local/man-accused-posing-priest-
raping-women-dunwoody-arrested-
missouri/VSUQWLNQCFFUBHXZQPN4UJBIWQ/

[Black Sow City]

Atlanta is a nigger infested shithole. Stacey Abrams is a mooching sow.

DUNWOODY, Ga. — A man who police said posed as a priest and
raped women in Dunwoody has been arrested in Missouri.

Dunwoody Police said Marco Johnson targeted women at bus stops
and gained their trust by telling them that he was a priest of
the EFY religion and a spiritual leader.

Police said Johnson would then offer the women a ride and take
them to an apartment in Dunwoody, where he beat and sexually
assaulted them.

On Wednesday afternoon, detectives got information that Johnson
was possibly in St. Louis. Officers there found Johnson and took
him into custody. He is currently awaiting extradition back to
Georgia.

It’s unclear what charges he is facing or how many victims he is
accused of assaulting.

https://www.wsbtv.com/news/local/man-accused-posing-priest-
raping-women-dunwoody-arrested-
missouri/VSUQWLNQCFFUBHXZQPN4UJBIWQ/

[Jan 6 Donkey Show Fails To Place]

KIDS AND GUNS

That is the fault of Democrats. Democrats don't want kids
taught how to be responsible with guns.

Democrats want to teach that boys are girls, anuses are vaginas,
and girls have penises.

See how fucked up Democrats are?

Democrats are seriously mentally ill.

[John Doe]

Post by Mable Rosh

KIDS AND GUNS

That is the fault of Democrats. Democrats don't want kids
taught how to be responsible with guns.
Democrats want to teach that boys are girls, anuses are vaginas,
and girls have penises.

Ah, you must be home-schooled or watch Fox. But, sure, hate half your
neighbors if that's your style. But don't be surprised if you're
perpetually angry.

Post by Mable Rosh
See how fucked up Democrats are?
Democrats are seriously mentally ill.