Antiwar Activists Chant ‘Death to America’ at Event Featuring Ald. Byron Sigcho-Lopez – Daily Signal

It was reported that attendees donned black N95 face masks while plotting ways to disrupt the Democratic National Convention in August.
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Wyatt Earp
1 year ago

They really wanted to say, Mars Bar America, can’t understand them anyway.
My favorite when I was a kid.
Try to burn Old Glory in front of me and
You got a world of hurt coming.

sue
1 year ago

I really am getting sick of these a..holes……..if you don’t like AMERICA go live somewhere else…. protest……get a job and leave us alone!!!!!!

Eugene from a payphone
1 year ago

Before they finally accomplish America’s death, I would advise these “activists” to take a look at the slums of the world, Rio de Janeiro or Perhaps Mumbai. That is the future for them once the burial is done!

Last edited 1 year ago by Eugene from a payphone
debtsor
1 year ago

Our commies are weak, raised by wealthy parents, growing up in leafy suburbs. Real commies like Mao grew up fighting brutal wars in the jungle or in cold Russia. They actually killed thousands of people as part of their revolution. Our weak commies wearing N95 masks in union halls can be defeated quite easily, because they are feeble and low-T. Even our commies that run NPR are morons who become triggered in airport lounges with too many white people. If there were ever a war, and I hope to god there isn’t, our commies would be crushed in an instant… Read more »

sue
1 year ago
Reply to  debtsor

Well said!!

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