of 2018 when a racist nutcase killed 11 jews during shabbat morning services. we did not take it seriously enough after the el paso massacre in august of 2019, when and latino hating monster killed 18 people at a walmart store. we did not take it seriously enough after the buffalo shooting in may of last year when a rope far-right bigot targeted black people in a tops serk supermarket, killing ten. we did not take it seriously enough after the allen, texas massacre this past may after a man with a swastika tattoo murdered eight people, half of whom were asian. and now, jacksonville, florida. white supremacists armed with an ar-15 style rifles gunning down black and brown people, attacking synagogues, setting fire to mosques and black churches. at what point do we say enough is enough? at what point do we ask how we came to live in an america where racist violence is on the rise again, where white supremacists are emboldened again? where mainstream politicians are silent again. they are
after the charleston massacre in june 2015, when a hate filled sociopathic gunned down nine african americans during a bible study. we did not take it seriously enough after the pittsburgh synagogue massacre in october of 2018 when a racist nutcase killed 11 jews during shabbat morning services. we did not take it seriously enough after the el paso massacre in august of 2019, when and latino hating monster killed 18 people at a walmart store. we did not take it seriously enough after the buffalo shooting in may of last year when a rope far-right bigot targeted black people in a tops serk supermarket, killing ten. we did not take it seriously enough after the allen, texas massacre this past may after a man with a swastika tattoo murdered eight people, half of whom were asian. and now, jacksonville, florida. white supremacists armed with an ar-15 style rifles gunning down black and brown people, attacking synagogues, setting fire to mosques and black churches. at what point do we say eno
movement which is currently appropriate and democratic and part of the mainstream more people are saying either we are fed up with the way that immigration has been just completely let to go without any kind of control, without any kind of effort to manage it so that we can assimilate the numbers of people coming into our country, that s true in germany of all places where angela merkel opened the door to up to a million refugees and other economic migrants from the middle east, but also people who are sick and tired of the unelected bureaucracy of the e.u. that really runs policy in the e.u., the european commission, controlling the laws and regulations that they live under. they can t do anything about that because they don t elect those people. and so that s the approach is that you are seeing in populism and to equate that with neo-nazis attacking synagogues is really disgusting. shannon: meanwhile back here in the u.s., congresswoman ilhan omar, one of the most notable freshman,