Gina Ferrell

We are going to be a Government Controlled Society and we are going to lose our rights to freedom.

To be clear, I literally could not care less about Flock as a corporation. I’m not “Pro-Flock” I don’t believe that any person is entitled to privacy in public. Many of the people who talk the most about this, built their careers by filming in public without or against consent.

You can’t listen to this and not think that one of these Justices can be influenced by Leftist violence. When everything is on the line one will sell America out to keep their family safe. A vote can be changed due to fear. It’s obvious. The voice, the demeanor, everything.

3 years after Matthew Perna took his own life, the FBI agent who originally interviewed him and arrested him (after he turned himself in) showed up at my brother's house holding the clothing Matthew was wearing on January 6. He couldn't take the clothing to Matthew's Dad, because he died earlier that year, a brokenhearted father. Instead, he went to Matthew's uncle's house holding these clothes. My brother didn't know what to say. He was speechless; he stood there and cried. He called me and told me what happened. I pulled out the box of paperwork on Matthew's case and started going page by page to find that FBI agent's name. I called the Pittsburgh office and left a message. He called me back later that day. I asked him why, after 3 years, he felt the need to open that wound any deeper by returning those clothes? He told me that his supervisor assigned him to that task, since he was the one who arrested Matthew. I told him how hurtful that was, and told him how everything played out after he arrested Matthew. He told me that he was sorry. He told me that he really "liked" Matthew and felt bad about his death. He also told me that he didn't think that he would have been facing so many years in prison for basically misdemeanors. I was crying at this point. I told him that he played a role in all of this. He kept saying how sorry he was, and he started to cry too. I told him that if he truly felt that way, maybe working with the FBI wasn't for him. I told him to search his soul and think about a new career. I have these clothes now. My brother couldn't bear to look at them. I hate them, and everything about them. But I will keep them as a reminder that freedom of speech only applies to the elites, not the peasants.