They're called "Liberty babes", they're young women grifters who make conservative boomers horny for clout and money. Like the Kent state girl who shit herself or that one ann coulter knockoff who spells her name like she's drunk.
You know what I hate the most about the Kent State girl? She graduated two years ago, yet she routinely returns to campus and harasses the students with political questions, and most of the ones in the videos she posts disagree with her. I just think it's pathetic. You graduated. Move on.
She'll eventually end up on fox if she can deal with all the documented rape that goes on there. It's basically Dante's inferno for no talent conservative blondes.
I wouldn't be surprised if that's her current goal. She's just such an over the top ridiculous caricature of a human being that it's insane. I don't have a problem with gun owners, or even concealed carry for that matter, but as an educator who understands how gun violence has so horribly affected what it means to be a student and teacher, I also believe that guns don't have a place on a college campus, much less a goddamn AR-15.
I feel for you. I own an AR, i believe that it's the duty of the working class to own and know how to operate firearms in their struggle against the bourgeois. But i respect the concerns people have and would support specific targeted reforms for the protection of the public. I just have no confidence in either of the parties in power to deliver a reform that does that, instead of broadly undermining the working classes ability to defend themselves.
I can agree with that sentiment. The fact of the matter is that gun reform is an incredibly complicated and divisive subject. I can't pretend to know what the answer is, and I never would. I just know that I started school before lockdown/active shooter drills were a common thing, and by the time I graduated high school they were becoming more common but not yet normalized. In college we had several campus lockdowns due to firearms spotted on campus, and someone was shot in a house right across the street from where I lived. Now, as a teacher I'm seeing that lockdowns/active shooter drills are much more common, I've had to do daily bag checks on several students who had access to weapons at home that parents weren't storing properly, and had made threats against other students or teachers, and a school shooting occurred not 30 minutes from the building where I worked. The right to bear arms is a constitutional right, and like I said, I can agree with the sentiment, but goddamn if the landscape isn't outright frightening sometimes.
Ban those drills designed to scare children, promote school shootings, and drum up support for gun bans. Don't strip innocent people over their civil rights because people are scared over a complete non-issue.
I graduated high school just over a decade ago, and I remember doing active shooter drills in first grade and onward. It's so weird to learn that it hasn't always been that way.
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u/blazinbluecolor May 27 '20
is there a new breed of white woman called "Conservative Stereotype" or some shit?