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To: Brumar89 who wrote (292765)7/16/2024 3:36:49 PM
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Neo-Nazis take over Nashville streets for the second week in a row

Holly Mccall, Tennessee Lookout
July 16, 2024 10:20AM ET

( These are the guys inode denied were Nazis after the first time they marched. )



On Nashville’s Lower Broadway, a little girl was frightened by a group of Neo-Nazis. (Photo: John Partipilo)

For the second time in as many weeks, members of a neo-Nazi hate group massed in downtown Nashville, accosting passerby in Nashville’s tourist-heavy Lower Broadway entertainment district.

Members of the Goyim Defense League, some wearing masks and shirts that said “Pro-White, carried flags emblazoned with swastikas and shouted anti-semitic epithets while attempting to hand out flyers. Nashville police arrested one member following a fight outside the Johnny Cash Museum on 3rd Ave., S.

On Monday, group members were spotted on a Nashville interstate overpass, gesturing at motorists after dropping a banner over the side.

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This follows a July 7 march through the same part of Nashville by Patriot Front, a white nationalist hate group that shares a theory of “white replacement” — that immigrants and people of color will outnumber white Americans — with the Goyim Defense League. It marked the second time in 2024 Patriot Front staged a Nashville event, the first in February.

Nashville Mayor Freddie O’Connell addressed Sunday’s march in a post on X: “Right now, though, as we see people putting effort into demonstrating hateful ideology publicly—including in Nashville—we should all work both to recognize the incredible power of the First Amendment while rejecting the most hateful and painful of its possibilities.”

A June report by the Southern Poverty Law Center found that white nationalist groups, emboldened by right-wing politics ahead of the presidential election, grew by 50% in 2023.

Neo-Nazis take over Nashville streets for the second week in a row - Raw Story



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‘WHO NEEDS A TAMPON??’ Bellows Tim Walz Kicking In Middle School Boys' Bathroom Stall Door

POLITICS·Aug 8, 2024 ·



MINNEAPOLIS, MN — A young student reported a horrifying incident today, as the new Democratic candidate for vice president and current Minnesota Governor Tim Walz reportedly kicked in the stall door of a middle school boys' bathroom in search of any boy who might need a tampon.

In a major legislative win for queer activists, Walz signed a bill to place tampon dispensers in boys' bathrooms. Walz said the move was intended to make sure boys had access to all the feminine products they may need.

"WHO NEEDS A TAMPON?" Walz reportedly bellowed as he kicked in the stall door. "I know some of you are in desperate need of menstrual products! Who is it? I've got plenty of tampons here, boys, so speak up!"

The stall's occupant, Jayden Farmer, said the governor's sudden appearance was frightening. "I was just in there trying to pee in between classes," Farmer explained. "Next thing I know, I hear this creepy old guy screaming about tampons. I tried to stay quiet and wait for him to leave, but he must've seen my feet under the stall because he started kicking the door. It was terrifying."

Farmer said he was able to escape by pointing in the opposite direction and asking Walz "Hey, is that a child in need of puberty blockers?" which sent Walz sprinting off down the hallway.

At publishing time, Farmer said the experience had solidified his new personal policy of never using public restrooms.