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There were a series of these in the UK in August aimed at Muslim immigrants, although the corporate media seems to prefer not to discuss them.
Everything is worse with Libertarians.
Even Twitter X. And thatâs an achievement for the ages.
Theyâre a bunch of far-right tr0lls masquerading as a state political party. Even other Libertarians regularly disavow them, which shows you how obnoxious they are.
Since 2020, the party has received coverage in the press for controversial, far-right, and antisemitic statements made by its Twitter account.
This is the arsehole who seems to be behind the various Xits the party takes on the platform.
Last year they xitted out the Fourteen Words, changing one word.
A lot of Americans seem to believe that the Second Amendment confers a constitutional right to overthrow the government. The Libertarian Party of New Hampshire actually said it.
âWhatâs my point?â he continued. âIf a middle-aged, middle-class housewife thinks that she has the right or the license to speak that way to other people in public, and wants to take my freedom away from meâanybody in this country now thinks they can say anything the hell they want to anybody, anywhere.â
Telling someone to go back to prison isnât taking away their freedom. If Navarro is that thin-skinned, he shouldnât have gone into politics.
He forgot that he is supposed to believe in âfree speechâ.
Free speech doesnât apply to women- especially if theyâre not wealthy.
I donât know, man. His slide into fascist lickspittledom appears quite organic to me.
Yep. Itâs right there in his description of the woman. She needs to have a âlicense to speak.â
Apparently, Dump and Leon have that white, wealthy manâs license.
I submit that itâs even simpler than that: he believes that all people have the right to free speech.
Anyone to whom the epithet âuppityâ can be applied is not really a person.
# GOP senator insults Arab American witness at hate crimes hearing
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Sen. John Kennedy (R-La.) told an Arab American witness that she should âhide [her] head in a bagâ after repeatedly asking her if she supported Hamas and Hezbollah during a Tuesday congressional hearing.
âYou should hide your head in a bag,â Kennedy told Maya Berry, the executive director of the Arab American Institute, who was adamant she did not support Hamas or violence by any group.
Berry said she found the line of questioning âexceptionally disappointing.â
âI think itâs exceptionally disappointing that youâre looking at an Arab American witness before you and saying, âYou support Hamas,'â she said.
Berry testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee alongside witnesses from the National Jewish Advocacy Center and Bard Center for the Study of Hate. The conversation touched on antisemitism and anti-Muslim hate, specifically on college campuses.
âYou support Hamas, do you not?â Kennedy asked Berry.
âOddly enough, Iâm going to say thank you for that question because it demonstrates the purpose of our hearing today,â she said, before he interrupted, asking for a yes or no answer.
âHamas is a foreign terrorist organization that I do not support,â Berry said. âBut you asking the executive director of the Arab American Institute that question very much puts the focus on the issue of hate in our country,â she said.
Kennedy then asked if she supported Hezbollah.
âAgain, I find this line of questioning extraordinarily disappointing,â Berry said.
After the exchange between Berry and Kennedy, Sen. Dick Durbin (D-Ill.), chair of the committee, allowed Berry to respond.
âSenator Durbin, thank you very much for holding this hearing and for elevating the issue of hate crime. Itâs regrettable that I, as I sit here, have experienced the very issue that weâre attempting to deal with today,â she said.
âThis has been regrettably a real disappointment but very much an indication of the danger to our democratic institutions that weâre in now,â she added.
The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) released a statement denouncing Kennedyâs treatment of Berry at the hearing, noting that other GOP senators also took a harsh tone toward Berry.
âMaya Berry went before the committee to discuss hate crimes. Both Ms. Berry and the topic should have been treated with the respect and seriousness they deserve,â Robert McCaw, government affairs director at CAIR, said in a statement.
âInstead, Sen. Kennedy and others chose to be an example of the bigotry Arabs, Palestinians and Muslims have faced in recent months and years.â
The Hill contacted Kennedyâs office for comment.
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