Subj : Re: Floyd
To : Lee Lofaso
From : Gregory Deyss
Date : Sun Jul 26 2020 08:58 am
On 25 Jul 2020, Lee Lofaso said the following...
LL> >Trayvon was not gunned down in cold blood as you have suggested, as it
LL> > turned out he was up to no good, he died because he tried to take the gu
LL> > from Zimmerman.
It was proved in a court of law, that he was acquitted of all charges which
also makes your statement that he was killed in good blood - also untrue.
LL> >>It is their city, and it is their responsibility.
LL>
LL> These are American cities, belonging to us all.
LL>
LL> >>They were working with the protestors.
LL>
LL> That is what mayors and governors do. Working with people is their
LL> job, what they were elected to do.
LL>
LL> >>One of them was tear gassed in another attack on peaceful protestors.
LL>
LL> The mayor of Portland, Oregon was tear gassed, along with peaceful
LL> and nonviolent protesters. That is what happens when a crazy man in
LL> the White House targets the American people as his enemies.
LL>
LL> >>Those milita do not belong there poring gasoline on the embers.
If the Mayor and or Gov took action to quell the violence as they should
have, then the President wouldn't of sent the forces there.
The fact that the Mayor of Portland also got gassed right along with the rest
of these terrorists speaks volumes.
LL> >Even within the Constitution the President has the authority to quell civ
LL> > unrest.
LL>
LL> The POTUS is dictator???
LL>
LL> >"We the People of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Unio
LL> > establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common
LL> > defence, promote the general Welfare, and secure the Blessings of Libert
LL> > to ourselves and our Posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitutio
LL> > for the United States of America."
LL>
LL> The Preamble of the US Constitution. Certainly is part of the
LL> US Constitution. Sets the parameters of what government can do.
These rioters spit in the face of Domestic Tranquility. or the right to
Peacefully assemble.
