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Forty people have died in a terrorist attack in New Zealand. on 11:48 - Mar 15 by ZedRodgers
The reaction from that Candace Owens has been disgraceful. I didn't really know much about her to be honest, but she seems to be up there with the worst of them.
To be clear:
We played the “Candace is Hitler†game. We played the “Candace is anti-rape victims†game.
If the media attempts this “Candace inspired a mosque shooting in New Zealand†bit—they better all lawyer the f*ck up. I will go full Covington Catholic lawsuit.
Threatening to sue people who point out that somebody who's just killed 49(?) people has cited her as his inspiration. No remorse or condemnation whatsoever.
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It'd be a real shame if she got run over by a bus.
I’ve only just realised “For Rotherham” was written on one of the weapons. Difficult to comprehend how so many people have lost their lives over what one person sees as retribution for things like a group of nonces on the opposite side of the world or a battle in Vienna 350 years ago. All because they pray to the same god.
I hope nobody I know is ever killed as retribution for looking the same as the countless nonces that don’t have brown skin.
No, not at the moment
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Forty people have died in a terrorist attack in New Zealand. on 15:22 - Mar 15 with 835 views
Forty people have died in a terrorist attack in New Zealand. on 12:27 - Mar 15 by Swansea_Blue
Point of order to myself about Candace Owens - this in an interesting read about how by name dropping her he could be looking to play on the right/left divisions that already exist.
I don't know who the author is, but seems thoughtful and unbiased.
Robert Evans (@IwriteOK) examines the toxic online culture that inspired the Christchurch massacre shooter https://t.co/QzCjWblycl
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