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Stories like this that we dont see elsewhere:
www.foxnews.com
“The neighbors of the shooter who opened fire at Joel Osteen's Lakewood Church before being fatally shot by police detailed years of harassment and threats their small, two-street community faced from her, saying law enforcement and elected officials failed to adequately respond to their near-constant outcry.
Five women who lived near Genesse Ivonne Moreno in Conroe, Texas, a city more than 50 miles north of the Houston megachurch, described to FOX 26 Houston how Moreno tormented the usually close-knit neighborhood over the past four years.
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"This was a weekly occurrence. She was after me," Jill said. "At first it was always like, ‘Oh, it’s because I’m transgender.’ Then it was ‘because we’re Mexican.’ Then it was because ‘we’re Black.’ And then every time, depending on what her narrative was for that day, she’d change the reason you were picking on her. You know?" (Investigators at a Monday news conference identified Moreno as a woman and the biological mother of the 7-year-old child.)
The other news outlets don’t even mention that this guy was transgender. They only mentioned that “she“ once used the male name, Jeffrey. As to quote her “being a biological mother, That is impossible, of course.
Anticipating someone on here will say “that is irrelevant!“ Really an attempted mass shooting by a person with a mental condition associated with a high suicide rate? How is that not relevant?
Only a few days ago, we had a mother convicted manslaughter because she ignored signs that her child had a mental problem that could lead to violence. Should all of those officials that ignored those neighbors’ concerns also be indicted for manslaughter?
Rather than being persecuted, because “she” was trans, it is much more likely that those officials ignored the complaints in fear of the trans mafia attacking them, and the news gleefully reporting it.
Neighbors of Lakewood Church shooter detail years of 'hell,' police inaction: 'Only a matter of time' | Fox News
Neighbors said the Lakewood Church shooter displayed swastikas, carried a rifle and gun cases to intimidate residents and filed false police reports.
www.foxnews.com
“The neighbors of the shooter who opened fire at Joel Osteen's Lakewood Church before being fatally shot by police detailed years of harassment and threats their small, two-street community faced from her, saying law enforcement and elected officials failed to adequately respond to their near-constant outcry.
Five women who lived near Genesse Ivonne Moreno in Conroe, Texas, a city more than 50 miles north of the Houston megachurch, described to FOX 26 Houston how Moreno tormented the usually close-knit neighborhood over the past four years.
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"This was a weekly occurrence. She was after me," Jill said. "At first it was always like, ‘Oh, it’s because I’m transgender.’ Then it was ‘because we’re Mexican.’ Then it was because ‘we’re Black.’ And then every time, depending on what her narrative was for that day, she’d change the reason you were picking on her. You know?" (Investigators at a Monday news conference identified Moreno as a woman and the biological mother of the 7-year-old child.)
The other news outlets don’t even mention that this guy was transgender. They only mentioned that “she“ once used the male name, Jeffrey. As to quote her “being a biological mother, That is impossible, of course.
Anticipating someone on here will say “that is irrelevant!“ Really an attempted mass shooting by a person with a mental condition associated with a high suicide rate? How is that not relevant?
Only a few days ago, we had a mother convicted manslaughter because she ignored signs that her child had a mental problem that could lead to violence. Should all of those officials that ignored those neighbors’ concerns also be indicted for manslaughter?
Rather than being persecuted, because “she” was trans, it is much more likely that those officials ignored the complaints in fear of the trans mafia attacking them, and the news gleefully reporting it.
