Investigative journalist Laura Loomer confronted Rep. Maxine Waters recently over her comments to a crowd in Los Angeles on Saturday in which she incited them towards violence and harassment against Trump cabinet members. Ironically, besides telling Loomer over and over to come to her office, Waters demanded that Loomer "be civil."
The video has gone viral as it demonstrates not only Waters irrationality and unwillingness to answer to the public, but the elite status these people think they have. More on that in a moment.
First, take a look at the short video as when Loomer questions Waters about the civility of inciting the harassment of Trump supporters and cabinet members, Waters turns to her and commands, "Be civil."
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I'm pretty sure at some point, Loomer could theoretically charge Waters with assault. However, the more important thing to see here is that Waters believes she does not have to give an answer to the public for her criminal speech, and yes, inciting and encouraging violence and harassment towards other people is a crime. It's not free speech.
You'll notice as Waters climbs aboard an elevator that a man continues to repeat the same phrase over and over robotically, "It's a members elevator. Members have to vote."
However, Loomer had the last laugh with Mr. Roboto. She tweeted out, “THIS IS A MEMBERS ONLY ELEVATOR! MEMBERS HAVE TO VOTE!” Except, you have one of the worst voting records in Congress @RepMaxineWaters."
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Indeed her record is awful, but that's because she is an anti-American, anti-Constitutionalist and a criminal to boot. The Freedom Index lists her at a whopping 28% on her votes based on the Constitution.
Some Democrats have distanced themselves from Waters over her comments, but others like sodomy promoting Democrat Senator Cory Booker (NJ) is standing right with her.
“So yes, if I saw an administrator in, um, out and about, there’s nothing wrong with confronting that person,” said Booker on MSNBC.
“So, first of all, I subscribe to the idea of radical love," Booker said. “The kind that my parents taught me – participants in the civil rights movement. Yes, you should protest. Ye,s should confront evil and injustice. But do it in the ways that Martin Luther King did.”
“I call on all of America not to sit comfortably and be bystanders to the injustices that are going on when it comes to this immigration system,” he added. "I think we should all not be sitting comfortably by, idly by while these outrages are going on, and we should protest.”
Keep it up, guys. You're only hurting yourselves here and making yourselves look more and more irrational and insane with each "progressing" day.