larry elder, 20 , 20 , was stolen. i said i m here to talk about crime here, talk about bad schools, underperforming schools. yeah, but do you think 20 , 20 was stolen? so i cannot control the filter through which my message goes. they still abc , nbc, cnn, l.a. times where i was called the black face of white supremacy. they didn t care that i wanted to talk about crime. they wanted to talk about the fact that i was republican , that i voted for trump and that had gavin newsom been recalled, it would have been a republican takeover. that s all i cared about. and republicans are outnumbered in california, three to one in california. independents and democrats are conditioned to loathe republicans and i don t know what it s going to take. it s going to take like a drug addict. you ve got hit rock bottom and more and more of this crime is taking place in the suburbs like beverly hills, like hancock park. and until and unless that happens, we re going to still have the same old policy pus
by it really. it s repulsive. there is no excuse that no one in that crowd needed what they stole. they didn t need new ports to survive. no one stops that s in this country anyway. but they stole anyway. why not? because of us , but because of them. because they re greedy and piggish. their parents never told them not to and most of all because they could joe biden just fine. we ll never say a word about what they did. criticizing theft is an offense against equity, but that s happening. why isn t every republican candidate in the nation running ads with that footage in it? no one is. as far as we know, most are ignoring the chaos. but that doesn t mean isn t real. it is real. and again, because it s not addressed, it s spreading. starbucks is 16 stores nationwide because of increasing theft. it s going unpunished. target distributes its operating hours in six san cisco stores used to close. it tends to be able to buy stuff after work. now they re going to close five . why? because of
they i guess, are a protected class of people now on big tech. so for speaking out against them and trying to protect children, we were taken down. we ve been taken down three times in three months now we re brand new coalition just started in june. and yeah, they they can t seem to cut us a break here. so people are intentionally sexualizing children, which i thought was a crime. it s certainly a moral crime, but because you don t like it, you re the dangerous one . exactly. in any moral society, it would be criminalize what we see happening and it should be criminalized. but that doesn t seem to matter. these people are going full steam ahead with their agenda and they re using our community ,the lgbt community to use they re using us as shields essentially to continue to push this unabated. and so i decided that that s enough. we re not going to let us continue anymore because the vast majority of our community stands so
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Birds of Maya are a band who donât seem all that concerned with the formalities of being a band. The Philly trio doesnât really remember when they formedââsomewhere between 2000 and 2004â is their best guesstimate. They took about half a decade to properly issue their first album in 2008, and then, after twofollow-ups, checked out for most of the 2010s. And while the arrival of
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