| | | Bentway, What do you think Trump paid the guy, fubbie? Not enough to make up for the brown shirts (a.k.a. Social Justice Warriors) who are now staking out his home, sending him harassing messages, digging for any dirt, and basically trying to silence and intimidate him.
Just like what happened to Suey Park when she called for the canceling of Colbert:
Why Won't Twitter Forgive Suey Park?
When a group of online trolls found out where she was living, she cut her hair, left Chicago, and headed to New York City to stay with friends. But even there, the hashtag followed her. She went to a dance bar in Manhattan one night with Janani Balasubramanian, a writer and spoken word artist. At one point Park noticed a group of strangers taking pictures of her and went over to confront them. “They had photos of Suey and me and another friend who was with us from a café the day before. They had been stalking us up and down the city over multiple days,” Balasubramanian said. Park fled the club, but the strangers followed her. She glimpsed them rounding street corners, still tailing her, until she and her friends managed to lose them. “I kept seeing them following us. It was—surreal,” Park said, still troubled by the memory. She doesn’t know who they were, what they wanted, or what became of the photos they took. And if the SJWs can't forgive her for wanting to cancel Colbert, imagine what they'll do to a black guy who speaks about a Trump rally in a positive, truthful light.
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