First, let's give the man credit: he not only threw around a ball, but
according to Wikipedia, he has been:
- CEO of The Brewer Group
- chair of Center for Opportunity Now at America First Policy Institute
- White House presidential appointee as the Commission on the Social Status of Black Men and Boys
- board member, for the Federal Enforcement Homeland Security Foundation
- vice-chair of the Florida Department of Juvenile Justice State Advisory Group
- founder & executive director of The Jack Brewer Foundation
- on the board of directors at the Geo Group, Inc
- a Fox News, Yahoo Finance, & NewsMax TV Media contributor.
So he has been controlling for-profit prisons, juvenile justice, and the social status of Black Men and Boys for the Trump administration. Sounds like a tight little portfolio.
Now I don't want to pick a random gotcha quote, but this was a press conference, reported
the same day as the killings, before rigor mortis had even set in. And his argument is that
"Whenever you give Satan power, he shows his face. That’s what we’re witnessing now." Blaming Tim Walz for creating "chaos", calling for a "return to masculinity" versus Walz as "emasculated" ... and lamenting that in the good old days, "People were respectful. People could disagree and still have conversations."
So the way i read this is more or less... Over the bleeding corpse, he's saying that a Trumpist shot the Democrats because the Democrats are in league with the Devil. Tim Walz, being in the party that received the bullet, is "emasculated". By contrast, I suppose Vance Boelter with his big cowboy hat qualifies as a paragon of masculinity - killing the state representatives who would allow the abortionist to make a cuck out of any man who has planted the flag inside a woman.
I do miss "respectful" good old days. I don't think Truman, or Nixon, or Reagan, or Bush would have said this. Even the overwrought evangelists who tried to blame Hurricane Katrina on the gay population in New Orleans were at least not blaming a crime on the victim. Apart from Westboro Baptist Church I think, they did not come on after the Orlando nightclub shooting and say the people were shot because they were on Satan's side. No, I think this approach to politically motivated violence is something new in this country... and we're hearing it from someone in the business of imposing "justice".
