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Here is the awesome libertarian conservative #StefanMolyneux’s take on the #FakeNews story manufactured by the Guardian reporter: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=QwGtuyQgqcU
“Montana Republican Greg Gianforte was elected to the U.S. House of Representative over Democrat country music singer Rob Quist – less than 24 hours after allegations that he “bodyslammed” Guardian reporter Ben Jacobs. What does the election of Gianforte and the response to these allegations mean for the future political climate in the United States of America? “
At one time the same here in the South. If you wanted a knuckle sandwich it was not hard to find. Sadly, times have changed. Real men are disappearing.
I had the pleasure of visiting family in Billings Montana during the election. This exposed me to much of the sentiment of the locals which sometimes was quite hilarious. Most liked the idea of renaming the local news hour to “Beat the Press”.
And the anti-bully BS in the school system today is also something I find funny really funny. Back in the 50 and 60 it was dealt with on the playground or two blocks away from school. Current crop of Snowflakes shows you the results of reporting bullies to the teacher… Anyhow that is how it was done in the midwest 50 years or so back.