Young Boy In Memphis Thanks Trump For Sending National Guard To Fight Crime

[Mack The Finger]

It is sad when even a child knows how bad things are.

But I think this kid has a bright future ahead of him.

The child, who is named Braylon, said in a TikTok post uploaded by his mother that he could not play outside before the arrival of the National Guard because he feared that he would get shot....

“My name is Braylon and I live here in Memphis. I’ve been noticing not just a slight change, more of a detrimental change of how peaceful Memphis is ever since the National Guard came,” the child said. “There were a lot of things that I couldn’t do before the National Guard came because I had to worry about guns and stuff. I couldn’t play because I was worried that somebody might pull out a gun or something. But now I can do that. And I just wanted to thank the President of the United States for bringing the National Guard here.”

...In 2024, Memphis had the highest violent crime rate out of every major U.S. city, with 2,501 incidents per 100,000 residents, according to Stateline, citing Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) data. Despite this, Democratic Memphis Mayor Paul Young said on CNN that he was “certainly not happy” about the National Guard deployment.

Young Boy In Memphis Thanks Trump For Sending National Guard To Fight Crime

A young boy thanked President Donald Trump on Thursday for deploying the National Guard to Memphis, Tennessee, to fight crime.

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[LeftofLeft]

It is sad when even a child knows how bad things are.

But I think this kid has a bright future ahead of him.

The child, who is named Braylon, said in a TikTok post uploaded by his mother that he could not play outside before the arrival of the National Guard because he feared that he would get shot....

“My name is Braylon and I live here in Memphis. I’ve been noticing not just a slight change, more of a detrimental change of how peaceful Memphis is ever since the National Guard came,” the child said. “There were a lot of things that I couldn’t do before the National Guard came because I had to worry about guns and stuff. I couldn’t play because I was worried that somebody might pull out a gun or something. But now I can do that. And I just wanted to thank the President of the United States for bringing the National Guard here.”

...In 2024, Memphis had the highest violent crime rate out of every major U.S. city, with 2,501 incidents per 100,000 residents, according to Stateline, citing Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) data. Despite this, Democratic Memphis Mayor Paul Young said on CNN that he was “certainly not happy” about the National Guard deployment.

Young Boy In Memphis Thanks Trump For Sending National Guard To Fight Crime

A young boy thanked President Donald Trump on Thursday for deploying the National Guard to Memphis, Tennessee, to fight crime.

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Can’t wait to hear from the Left how this young man has been brainwashed.

Goddamnit these Blue Cities and their leaders waste so much time fighting Trump instead of fighting crime.

 

[Tommy Tainant]

It is sad when even a child knows how bad things are.

But I think this kid has a bright future ahead of him.

The child, who is named Braylon, said in a TikTok post uploaded by his mother that he could not play outside before the arrival of the National Guard because he feared that he would get shot....

“My name is Braylon and I live here in Memphis. I’ve been noticing not just a slight change, more of a detrimental change of how peaceful Memphis is ever since the National Guard came,” the child said. “There were a lot of things that I couldn’t do before the National Guard came because I had to worry about guns and stuff. I couldn’t play because I was worried that somebody might pull out a gun or something. But now I can do that. And I just wanted to thank the President of the United States for bringing the National Guard here.”

...In 2024, Memphis had the highest violent crime rate out of every major U.S. city, with 2,501 incidents per 100,000 residents, according to Stateline, citing Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) data. Despite this, Democratic Memphis Mayor Paul Young said on CNN that he was “certainly not happy” about the National Guard deployment.

Young Boy In Memphis Thanks Trump For Sending National Guard To Fight Crime

A young boy thanked President Donald Trump on Thursday for deploying the National Guard to Memphis, Tennessee, to fight crime.

dailycaller.com

Sceaping the barrel here. Gun laws need to change.

 

[Conservative from Georgia]

It is sad when even a child knows how bad things are.

But I think this kid has a bright future ahead of him.

The child, who is named Braylon, said in a TikTok post uploaded by his mother that he could not play outside before the arrival of the National Guard because he feared that he would get shot....

“My name is Braylon and I live here in Memphis. I’ve been noticing not just a slight change, more of a detrimental change of how peaceful Memphis is ever since the National Guard came,” the child said. “There were a lot of things that I couldn’t do before the National Guard came because I had to worry about guns and stuff. I couldn’t play because I was worried that somebody might pull out a gun or something. But now I can do that. And I just wanted to thank the President of the United States for bringing the National Guard here.”

...In 2024, Memphis had the highest violent crime rate out of every major U.S. city, with 2,501 incidents per 100,000 residents, according to Stateline, citing Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) data. Despite this, Democratic Memphis Mayor Paul Young said on CNN that he was “certainly not happy” about the National Guard deployment.

Young Boy In Memphis Thanks Trump For Sending National Guard To Fight Crime

A young boy thanked President Donald Trump on Thursday for deploying the National Guard to Memphis, Tennessee, to fight crime.

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I wonder if the National Guard members themselves thank Trump for putting them in harms way by doing police work.

 

[elektra]

I wonder if the National Guard members themselves thank Trump for putting them in harms way by doing police work.

con from georgia, police work is safer than being at war

Yes, Trump sent the national guard to be in harms way, the con from georgia will fight against using the military to protect children

Con, you are a sick ****, if the national guard is not in harm's way, then the children are, the girls, the 7 year old boys

Con from georgia, you are willing to sacrifice children for the democrat party,

 

[Blaster]

It is sad when even a child knows how bad things are.

But I think this kid has a bright future ahead of him.

The child, who is named Braylon, said in a TikTok post uploaded by his mother that he could not play outside before the arrival of the National Guard because he feared that he would get shot....

“My name is Braylon and I live here in Memphis. I’ve been noticing not just a slight change, more of a detrimental change of how peaceful Memphis is ever since the National Guard came,” the child said. “There were a lot of things that I couldn’t do before the National Guard came because I had to worry about guns and stuff. I couldn’t play because I was worried that somebody might pull out a gun or something. But now I can do that. And I just wanted to thank the President of the United States for bringing the National Guard here.”

...In 2024, Memphis had the highest violent crime rate out of every major U.S. city, with 2,501 incidents per 100,000 residents, according to Stateline, citing Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) data. Despite this, Democratic Memphis Mayor Paul Young said on CNN that he was “certainly not happy” about the National Guard deployment.

Young Boy In Memphis Thanks Trump For Sending National Guard To Fight Crime

A young boy thanked President Donald Trump on Thursday for deploying the National Guard to Memphis, Tennessee, to fight crime.

dailycaller.com

This kid knows crime was out of control.

 

[sparky]

truth.......from the mouths of babes....~S~

 

[Conservative from Georgia]

con from georgia, police work is safer than being at war

Yes, Trump sent the national guard to be in harms way, the con from georgia will fight against using the military to protect children

Con, you are a sick ****, if the national guard is not in harm's way, then the children are, the girls, the 7 year old boys

Con from georgia, you are willing to sacrifice children for the democrat party,

How often do you see the National Guard “being at war”? Don’t be dishonest.

 

[elektra]

How often do you see the National Guard “being at war”? Don’t be dishonest.

Whenever democrats are in power

 

[el midgetron]

Sceaping the barrel here.

Why would anyone expect less from you?

 

[toobfreak]

It is sad when even a child knows how bad things are.

Two important points here---

1. Trump should fly the kid to DC to have him do a live stit next to Trump at the Resolute Desk saying how bad things are, how much the fault of the democrat party and cause of them it is in that they do everything in their power to cause and allow it, and what a great job Trump has been doing cracking down on the bad guys busting heads. Maybe the kid can sit on Trump's lap and Trump can even give him an early Christmas gift like a cleaner and safer America.
2. It just once again drives home the point that even a little kid has more brains and common sense than the Democrats, who think everything is just fine as it is and exactly the way they want it with no changes except they want more of it. And they'll fight Trump tooth and nail, even try to murder him, to keep the drugs, women, children and money flowing into their dirty, sweaty little palms.

 

[Conservative from Georgia]

Whenever democrats are in power

You made that up.

 

[elektra]

How often do you see the National Guard “being at war”? Don’t be dishonest.

The National Guardhttps://www.nationalguard.mil › News › ArticleThe National Guard's contribution: 300,000-plus Iraq deployments​

Jan 4, 2012 · Already participating in combat operations in Afghanistan, the National Guard lived up to its motto of "Always Ready, Always There," and answered the call in January 2003.

 

[elektra]

How often do you see the National Guard “being at war”? Don’t be dishonest.

The National Guard’s quiet role in Iraq, Syria and Jordan

Guardsmen are facing more hostility downrange than they have in years.

www.militarytimes.com