So if someone throws a drink at me, I'm allowed to clobber them on the head?
Or only if I'm a celeb?
When I go to @Travis_in_Flint
it is not on his time line.
The last tweet show up as posted on Jun 6.
Twitter still up to its fuckery?
Yeah
I quit posting on Gab because I think I am in a bubble.
When I first started posting there I got all kinds of likes.
Now little to no action, or just the same one or two people respond.
I thought Gab was better than Twitter, but now I am suspecting that it is just a honeypot.
Lots of MooJoo shills posting there, claiming to be White Nationalists.
Don't be gay.
Don't bring your kids to Drag Queen story hours.
Don't get an abortion.
See, there are things that people can do by not doing things.
You withdraw your consent by refusing to participate in the mob mentality.
They did the same thing for 0bama when he was POTUS and are still doing it for him.
They should sell everything that they own and donate all of their money to the poor.
But they never do that, do they?
kek
What about the other people who some of the liquid might have landed on?
Were they allowed to hit her on the head too?
I've been to concerts where cups filled with beer have randomly hit me on the back of my head.
No security was ever involved in the incident. But if I had turned around and punched the guy who threw it, I'm sure security would have gotten involved.
But because she is a celeb, she will probably get away with it. She is surrounded by security who could have handled the situation without her throwing her mic at the person.
Too bad the "fan" didn't throw rotten tomatoes.
Maybe the "fan" could tell that she was just lip syncing.
>Also re: her as a celebrity, she is the product or display, or performance, you cannot deface
They make laws to make themselves exclusive?
Why does anyone even bother with these people? They think they are gods.
How about when a bunch of people voice their opinion by refusing to buy beer that is promoted by a transgender?
Of course I meant that the people who own them make the laws to protect their merchandise..
It's called lobbying.
Buy yourself a politician and you get the laws that you want.
So will Cardi B be responsible for the medical bills of the person who she threw her mic at?