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And for the love of God…
Why does it only happen to one side of the political aisle?
Please open your eyes, we are at a crossroads.
There’s a reason people feel emboldened to target conservatives, and that’s because they are NOT held accountable.
I am so tired of being scared.
The measures we have taken to protect our family since publicly coming out as conservative is so insane.
We shouldn’t have to do that.
No one should have to take security measures for just supporting a president who won the popular vote.
But that is where we are.
It has to stop.
Please, make it stop.
https://x.com/mattvanswol/status/2013264727237898569
MAZE @mazemoore - Video: Jennifer Welch is currently urging people to target “MAGA” men such as Jesse Watters.
Welch did the exact same routine using Charlie Kirk, right before he was murdered.
Pure evil. She’s very sick.
https://x.com/mazemoore/status/2013033130282598798
Mayor Brandon Johnson @ChicagosMayor - Video: "The people cry for freedom and the congress attempts to legislate repression. Millions, yes billions, are appropriated for mass murder; but the most meager pittance for foreign aid for international development is crushed in the surge of reaction.
"We cry out against welfare hand-outs to the poor but generously approve an oil depletion allowance to make the rich richer.
"What they truly advocate is Socialism for the rich and Capitalism for the poor.
"The way to end poverty is to end the exploitation of the poor, ensure them a fair share of the government services and the nation’s resources."
- Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. in his speech, "The Three Evils of Society," delivered in Chicago in 1967
@ChicagoDCASE @BerniceKing @TheKingCenter
https://x.com/ChicagosMayor/status/2013366948583641584
Mayor Karen Bass @MayorOfLA - Today, we honor the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. someone whose courage and bravery reshaped the nation and whose moral clarity and vision continues to guide us to this day.
In 1963, Dr. King penned his “Letter From a Birmingham Jail” after he had been arrested and jailed for leading non-violent demonstrations in Birmingham, Alabama. In it, he reminded us…“Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere." We are caught in an inescapable network of mutuality, tied in a single garment of destiny. Whatever affects one directly, affects all indirectly.
Dr. King warned us about moments like today — moments when people are told to wait, to stay silent, to accept injustice for the sake of order. He rejected those ideas entirely. Justice delayed, he taught us, is justice denied.
He was not calling for comfort. He was calling for a collective responsibility. For all of us to see ourselves in each other’s struggles.
This is the moment we find ourselves in now. We cannot wait. We cannot stand by. That’s why so many of us have spoken out, organized, donated, offered support and peacefully protested against the policies coming from the White House. And City Hall has joined Angelenos in meeting this moment. We have bolstered our protocols, made resources available, and sought transparency from the federal government.
We must keep fighting harder and with more urgent resolve toward the vision that Dr. King laid out.
The challenges we as Angelenos have faced over the past year could have divided us. Instead, we have stood strong, supporting one another in heroic and generous ways. In many ways, we are a more unified Los Angeles. A Los Angeles that believes in our resolute responsibility to help one another, to stand up to injustice and see the interconnectedness of us all.
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