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A month ago, President Donald Trump unabashedly celebrated the death of former FBI Director Robert Mueller. “Good, I’m glad he’s dead,” Trump said. “He can no longer hurt innocent people!” Subsequently, Trump responded to the shooting at the White House Correspondents’ dinner, decrying Democrats’ supposedly beyond-the-pale rhetoric and labeling them a “cult of hatred.” Their chief example of this kind of rhetoric? ABC comedian Jimmy Kimmel telling a joke that made light of Trump’s potential demise. Days before this weekend’s shooting, Kimmel joked that first lady Melania Trump had “a glow like an expectant widow.”

This is the Democrat party. Evil, hateful and no shame for being vulgar and disgusting. I don’t understand how anyone can confuse voting for these vile people.

@mattm4123 @MarindaVannoy1 Had my previous “education”… dwarfed by the subsequent one… would never broadcast details of associated families... but the context is relevant...

@ChadL0128 @MarindaVannoy1 I guess facts don’t matter. Like I said, I’m over 5 years clean and I know what fent can do to a person…. First hand. It has nothing to do with confirmation bias, it has to do with experience and education on the subject matter 🤷🏻‍♂️

Raise your hand if you know George Floyd died from a drug overdose and poor life choices. 🙋‍♀️🙋‍♀️

@mattm4123 @MarindaVannoy1 for a specific duration, I agreed to serve as a consultant/advisor to a staggeringly connected business owner, who ultimately became primarily focused on establishing substance abuse treatment facilities/entities, primarily in an area with a horrible rate of overdose deaths.

@mattm4123 @MarindaVannoy1 I couldn’t even ballpark how many circumstances in which I’ve been involved in assessing, analyzing, comprehensively evaluating situations/circumstances in this hemisphere, so to speak. And, after “retiring” from work in and around government, government relations…

@mattm4123 @MarindaVannoy1 I’ve had the privilege of working as an advisor, consultant, chief of staff, and innumerable “off the clock”, unofficial “confidantes”, for lack of a better word, to officials elected to some of the highest levels of government (primarily state, some federal)…

@mattm4123 @MarindaVannoy1 And, for the record, I genuinely despise being inclined to disclose this... but I've had enough of your dick-measuring credentials flex... so extend me the courtesy of clapping back...

@mattm4123 @MarindaVannoy1 "Experience and education on the subject matter"... please, by all means, provide specific, exhaustive details on how your expertise supersedes the expertise of the aforementioned professionals.

@mattm4123 @MarindaVannoy1 Facts?? I've provided, repeatedly, information from multiple individuals--with irrefutable professional credentials--attesting to the veracity of the ME autopsy.

@mattm4123 @MarindaVannoy1 LOL… I'm done with this... believe what you want man...

@mattm4123 @MarindaVannoy1 Do you honestly have no remote understanding of how preposterously obvious it is that confirmation bias has unequivocally obfuscated your capacity for any semblance of objective analysis.

So, to review… all the evidence I just cited ain’t worth shit… that other autopsy report legit as the Ten Commandments, because Matt said so, whose bona fides include substance abuse practitioner, and familiarity with restraint techniques learned in the military, again, regardless of the official conclusions/statements of multiple medical professionals whose expertise is directly affiliated with the subject matter.

Dr. Martin Tobin, lung and critical care specialist; Dr. Bill Smock, asphyxia death specialist; Dr. Gregory Davis, medical examiner for Jefferson County, Alabama, and a pathology professor at the University of Alabama at Birmingham; Dr. Stephen Nelson, chairman of Florida’s medical examiners commission.

The contradictory autopsy report to which you alluded has no substantial corroboration… but it automatically trumps the official report of the medical examiner conducting the autopsy, an additional independent autopsy stipulating the conclusions of the ME… AND… both of which were supported in court proceedings by multiple other medical experts…

@pr1ncessnyxx Yes, some do... so what? There is an ocean of information about the psychology/science of foot fetishes, detailing a confluence of factors involved. Sexual desires/interests are rarely the result of voluntary, deliberate choices. Same here. It's not a character flaw.

do men actually like feet?

@mattm4123 @MarindaVannoy1 How the hell would you feel if this kind of nonsense was circulated about your brother, son, father, or anyone you gave a shit about, which you clearly don't about Floyd. The rest of us can only aspire to such empathy/honor.

@ChadL0128 @MarindaVannoy1 Which is also a product of overdose 🤷🏻‍♂️

@johnrockshomes And re: the cops... 174 were injured... and your rationalization is that they didn't die? "God bless the J6ers"?? Over a thousand convicted criminals who injured 174 law enforcement officials?? How the fuck do you sleep at night?

4 Trump supporters were killed on J6, no police officers. For this Memorial Day... Remember those who gave their life advocating election integrity and exercising the First Amendment rights. Killed by corrupt Democrat cops and tyrannical oppression. They can never advocate for themselves again. And Matthew Perna, representative of all J6ers who contemplated suicide. God Bless the J6ers!

@johnrockshomes l sure as hell would never have wished death on any of them... but all 4 would be alive if they hadn't been gassed up by Trump to join that fucking mob in by far one of the most shameful, reprehensible events in the history of this country.

@johnrockshomes You are the second goddamn fucking moron stating no police officers died that day, but the four "martyrs" did. Babbit was shot attempting to climb through a barricaded door. Boylad was inadvertently trampled by the rioters. Other two... heart attack, stroke...

@J_6_Patriot Acquittals & Trials: Nearly 260 individuals faced trials; only two were fully acquitted of all charges, with no jury having ever fully acquitted a Capitol riot defendant.

Congress must pass a law protecting January 6th political prisoners as a targeted class of American citizens whose civil rights have been systematically violated. We've endured persecution, prosecution, prison time, financial ruin, ruined reputations, destroyed careers, families torn apart, endless media lies, a fraudulent narrative in history books, and even a Capitol plaque falsely labeling us insurrectionists when not a single person was charged with insurrection. This selective political persecution must end. America demands equal justice.