“Pro-Trump terrorists scream absolute insanity at CNN mid-riot on Capitol Hill.
“Three days before supporters of President Donald Trump rioted at the Capitol, the Pentagon asked the U.S Capitol Police if it needed National Guard manpower. And as the mob descended on the building Wednesday, Justice Department leaders reached out to offer up FBI agents. The police turned them down both times, according to senior defense officials and two people familiar with the matter.
Despite plenty of warnings of a possible insurrection and ample resources and time to prepare, the Capitol Police planned only for a free speech demonstration.”
I’m glad to see more and more people are waking up to this underlying problem.
People from all sorts of groups, with all sorts of philosophies and modes of behavior, have been attacked and banished by Twitter.
You literally do not have to do anything wrong…You can spend your time on the platform, objectively doing everything right [according to their TOS and guidelines]…Twitter has malicious groups who ascend upon peaceful groups and individuals, overwhelming to cause chaos, conflict and force a false narrative they can feed to the larger public…After some time has passed, Twitter itself simply strikes at the targeted group, because they find them inconvenient and just want them gone.
That is Twitter’s playbook, where it comes to banishing people who are in strict compliance with their TOS and guidelines.
“Force The Vote! We demand that every progressive in Congress refuse to vote for Nancy Pelosi for Speaker of the House until she publicly pledges to bring Medicare for all to the floor of the House for a vote in January:
“Soft White Underbelly interview and portrait of Frankie, a convicted sex offender from the west coast of Florida.”
Hard to tell where to put this one…
…But I think this interview is an important watch.
I feel like I should type out some thoughts…I’m just not really feeling like doing so, right now.
It’s unfortunate that the system ultimately got into his head…and you’ll understand what I mean, near the end…Otherwise, this is actually a really interesting, very honest interview.
It ends on a bad note, I was really hoping it would avoid…but then, it probably would not have been published otherwise…”Have to give the people their expectations”, after all.
I don’t know this guy…Maybe he did violate some principle I would find critical…Maybe he was overly aggressive in finding sexual companionship at a young age…
…It just…I know there has got to be a better way to intervene [if it was such a problem in the first place], than sending them to prison and putting someone on a register.
Is this a case which honestly warranted such?
I know I cannot provide any kind of character witness for Frankie…But I also know humans well enough, to say that he does not carry himself as though he is burdened by deep shame…not for the simple sex acts…and I have to question whether or not, there even was anything there which warranted shame…or demanded an apology…
…It sounds like Frankie was taken advantage of…at least by the 13 year old hustler…
I’m glad he is able to talk about it openly…matter of fact…
People should understand…these are also the kinds of people and cases, which get destroyed by the system for the “crime” of “being a pervert”…
…Am I placing too much faith and grace into Frankie?…I don’t know…
…But I do know, that is not someone who strikes me as deserving what the state and society did to him.
There are good people who end up in these exact situations…Frankie may very well be one of those people.
In addition, I’m glad Frankie talked about a real danger to BoyLovers…That being, hustler boys who are literally only out to seduce and blackmail.
This is a real thing…BoyLovers have been devastated, by what these types of boys did to them.
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