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This is the kind of stupidity we are up against.In late January 2018, reports surfaced that supporters of Donald Trump confronted a Native American legislator during an anti-immigration protest at the Arizona state capitol, demanding to know whether he was in the country legally. The viral stories on various web sites (including The Hill and the liberal RawStory.com) were all aggregated from the original reporting of the Arizona Capitol Times, a nonpartisan weekly newspaper focused on Arizona government and state politics.
We confirmed that one of the anti-immigration protesters did indeed ask an indigenous state representative whether or not he was “legal,” both through video footage of the incident and three corroborating interviews with Arizona state legislators who witnessed the scene.
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GOOD for them!This is the kind of stupidity we are up against.In late January 2018, reports surfaced that supporters of Donald Trump confronted a Native American legislator during an anti-immigration protest at the Arizona state capitol, demanding to know whether he was in the country legally. The viral stories on various web sites (including The Hill and the liberal RawStory.com) were all aggregated from the original reporting of the Arizona Capitol Times, a nonpartisan weekly newspaper focused on Arizona government and state politics.
We confirmed that one of the anti-immigration protesters did indeed ask an indigenous state representative whether or not he was “legal,” both through video footage of the incident and three corroborating interviews with Arizona state legislators who witnessed the scene.
Asking a Native American if he is here legally.
Did Armed Trump Supporters Ask a Navajo Legislator If He's 'Legal'?
Video footage shows an anti-immigration protester aggressively questioning Arizona state Rep. Eric Descheenie about his citizenship status.
Ummm...before you post your nonsense and don't even begin to fathom the factsThis is the kind of stupidity we are up against.In late January 2018, reports surfaced that supporters of Donald Trump confronted a Native American legislator during an anti-immigration protest at the Arizona state capitol, demanding to know whether he was in the country legally. The viral stories on various web sites (including The Hill and the liberal RawStory.com) were all aggregated from the original reporting of the Arizona Capitol Times, a nonpartisan weekly newspaper focused on Arizona government and state politics.
We confirmed that one of the anti-immigration protesters did indeed ask an indigenous state representative whether or not he was “legal,” both through video footage of the incident and three corroborating interviews with Arizona state legislators who witnessed the scene.
Asking a Native American if he is here legally.
Did Armed Trump Supporters Ask a Navajo Legislator If He's 'Legal'?
Video footage shows an anti-immigration protester aggressively questioning Arizona state Rep. Eric Descheenie about his citizenship status.
He is a Navajo, dumbass.You should note that many living on the reservations claiming to be indians are in fact mexicans and south americans descendents here collecting indian funding and welfare. Lots of ummmmm....spanish last names if you bother to research. Our reservations btw are filled alcoholics/druggies/rapists/and child abusers if you bother to research.
Eric Descheenie is an American politician and a former Democratic member of the Arizona House of Representatives elected to represent District 7 in 2016, retiring in 2019. He is currently the Director of Tribal Government Relations for the Navajo County Board of Supervisors. He has also served as a Tribal Liaison to the Arizona Department of Housing and the Governor's Office of Equal Opportunity.
Ummm...before you post your nonsense and don't even begin to fathom the factsThis is the kind of stupidity we are up against.In late January 2018, reports surfaced that supporters of Donald Trump confronted a Native American legislator during an anti-immigration protest at the Arizona state capitol, demanding to know whether he was in the country legally. The viral stories on various web sites (including The Hill and the liberal RawStory.com) were all aggregated from the original reporting of the Arizona Capitol Times, a nonpartisan weekly newspaper focused on Arizona government and state politics.
We confirmed that one of the anti-immigration protesters did indeed ask an indigenous state representative whether or not he was “legal,” both through video footage of the incident and three corroborating interviews with Arizona state legislators who witnessed the scene.
Asking a Native American if he is here legally.
Did Armed Trump Supporters Ask a Navajo Legislator If He's 'Legal'?
Video footage shows an anti-immigration protester aggressively questioning Arizona state Rep. Eric Descheenie about his citizenship status.
You should note that many living on the reservations claiming to be indians are in fact mexicans and south americans descendents here collecting indian funding and welfare. Lots of ummmmm....spanish last names if you bother to research. Our reservations btw are filled alcoholics/druggies/rapists/and child abusers if you bother to research.
The basic problem is that there are at least 20 million aliens living, working, going to school, and voting illegally in America.This is the kind of stupidity we are up against.In late January 2018, reports surfaced that supporters of Donald Trump confronted a Native American legislator during an anti-immigration protest at the Arizona state capitol, demanding to know whether he was in the country legally. The viral stories on various web sites (including The Hill and the liberal RawStory.com) were all aggregated from the original reporting of the Arizona Capitol Times, a nonpartisan weekly newspaper focused on Arizona government and state politics.
We confirmed that one of the anti-immigration protesters did indeed ask an indigenous state representative whether or not he was “legal,” both through video footage of the incident and three corroborating interviews with Arizona state legislators who witnessed the scene.
Asking a Native American if he is here legally.
Did Armed Trump Supporters Ask a Navajo Legislator If He's 'Legal'?
Video footage shows an anti-immigration protester aggressively questioning Arizona state Rep. Eric Descheenie about his citizenship status.
So one person challenges one democrat and you think thats significent?Eric Descheenie is not one of them.
This is the kind of stupidity we are up against.In late January 2018, reports surfaced that supporters of Donald Trump confronted a Native American legislator during an anti-immigration protest at the Arizona state capitol, demanding to know whether he was in the country legally. The viral stories on various web sites (including The Hill and the liberal RawStory.com) were all aggregated from the original reporting of the Arizona Capitol Times, a nonpartisan weekly newspaper focused on Arizona government and state politics.
We confirmed that one of the anti-immigration protesters did indeed ask an indigenous state representative whether or not he was “legal,” both through video footage of the incident and three corroborating interviews with Arizona state legislators who witnessed the scene.
Asking a Native American if he is here legally.
Did Armed Trump Supporters Ask a Navajo Legislator If He's 'Legal'?
Video footage shows an anti-immigration protester aggressively questioning Arizona state Rep. Eric Descheenie about his citizenship status.
This is the kind of stupidity we are up against.In late January 2018, reports surfaced that supporters of Donald Trump confronted a Native American legislator during an anti-immigration protest at the Arizona state capitol, demanding to know whether he was in the country legally. The viral stories on various web sites (including The Hill and the liberal RawStory.com) were all aggregated from the original reporting of the Arizona Capitol Times, a nonpartisan weekly newspaper focused on Arizona government and state politics.
We confirmed that one of the anti-immigration protesters did indeed ask an indigenous state representative whether or not he was “legal,” both through video footage of the incident and three corroborating interviews with Arizona state legislators who witnessed the scene.
Asking a Native American if he is here legally.
Did Armed Trump Supporters Ask a Navajo Legislator If He's 'Legal'?
Video footage shows an anti-immigration protester aggressively questioning Arizona state Rep. Eric Descheenie about his citizenship status.
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I didn't say he was or wasn't a navajo----He is a Navajo, dumbass.You should note that many living on the reservations claiming to be indians are in fact mexicans and south americans descendents here collecting indian funding and welfare. Lots of ummmmm....spanish last names if you bother to research. Our reservations btw are filled alcoholics/druggies/rapists/and child abusers if you bother to research.
Eric Descheenie is an American politician and a former Democratic member of the Arizona House of Representatives elected to represent District 7 in 2016, retiring in 2019. He is currently the Director of Tribal Government Relations for the Navajo County Board of Supervisors. He has also served as a Tribal Liaison to the Arizona Department of Housing and the Governor's Office of Equal Opportunity.Eric Descheenie - Wikipedia
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It's hateful to compare Trumpers to mass shooters. Interesting analysis of the mass shooters, though.The reason Trump cult member are armed is because like him, our draft dodger president, they are cowards at heart. Guns make them men, kinda sad really. Symbols rather than courage.
"The shooter is almost always male. Of the past 129 mass shootings in the United States, all but three have been men. The shooter is socially alienated, and he can’t get laid. Every time you scratch the surface of the latest mass killing, in a movie theatre, a school, the streets of Paris or an abortion clinic, you find the weaponised loser. From Jihadi John of ISIS to Dylan Klebold and Eric Harris at Columbine, these men are invariably stuck in the emotional life of an adolescent. They always struggle with self-esteem – especially regarding women – and sometimes they give up entirely on the possibility of amorous fulfilment. There are different levels of tactical coordination, different ostensible grievances and different access to firearms, but the psyche beneath is invariably the same."
Humiliation and rage: how toxic masculinity fuels mass shootings | Aeon Essays
Mass shootings have one thing in common: toxic masculinity. Where does it come from and what can be done to stop it?
The non-natives don't use alcohol or drugs?Ummm...before you post your nonsense and don't even begin to fathom the factsThis is the kind of stupidity we are up against.In late January 2018, reports surfaced that supporters of Donald Trump confronted a Native American legislator during an anti-immigration protest at the Arizona state capitol, demanding to know whether he was in the country legally. The viral stories on various web sites (including The Hill and the liberal RawStory.com) were all aggregated from the original reporting of the Arizona Capitol Times, a nonpartisan weekly newspaper focused on Arizona government and state politics.
We confirmed that one of the anti-immigration protesters did indeed ask an indigenous state representative whether or not he was “legal,” both through video footage of the incident and three corroborating interviews with Arizona state legislators who witnessed the scene.
Asking a Native American if he is here legally.
Did Armed Trump Supporters Ask a Navajo Legislator If He's 'Legal'?
Video footage shows an anti-immigration protester aggressively questioning Arizona state Rep. Eric Descheenie about his citizenship status.
You should note that many living on the reservations claiming to be indians are in fact mexicans and south americans descendents here collecting indian funding and welfare. Lots of ummmmm....spanish last names if you bother to research. Our reservations btw are filled alcoholics/druggies/rapists/and child abusers if you bother to research. I say this as a part Indian that is so glad that my indian ancestors on both sides of my family---didn't take the government freebies of a reservation and instead opted to run like hell from government claiming that they were here to help them.
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The presence of 20+ million illegal aliens cast suspicion on everyone with brown skin
If reality bothers you that much smoke some crack and see us in the morning1. Smash yourself in the head with a giant cartoon hammer.
2. Build a time machine.
3. Go back in time and do NOT post that fucking stupid post.
