By: Diane Benjamin
H/t a reader
https://www.centralillinoisproud.com/news/local-news/community-fight-hate-bullying
Not In Our Town doesn’t fight hate and bullying in Bloomington-Normal. They fight what THEY consider hate and bullying.
Just in the last few months Not In Our Town said NOTHING about:
- Derek Lopez flipping tables of Turning Point USA on the ISU campus and his arrest
- NIOT hasn’t said a word about the same guy’s arrest for threatening to kill the president
- They didn’t say a word when bleach was used on a wood fence to make a threat against the president at the home of a Trump supporter
- NIOT said nothing when the Unit 5 School Board made vile comments about Christians, Trump supporters, and Fox News watchers.
NIOT are frauds and so is anyone who was coerced into signing their stupid pledge card. It only applies to the people Mike Matejka thinks are worthy of attacks by his leftist goons.
Everybody isn’t accepted. Ask the conservative students at ISU and Christian Trump supporting students attending Unit 5 schools.
I’ll be honest with you Diane, I’m not comfortable commenting after the previous comment.
I agree, rephrase that Durioc
It wasn’t exactly PC enough for !a reader? Well, I do not like the gay movement and the grooming that being is done. They should keep their sexual proclivities private. I think Islam is the biggest single threat to Western Culture and America. I think they should be marginalized in a Western society since they don’t intent to assimilate. And people of color play the race card every chance they can. We White Christians can be called every foul name in the book. We can work our fannies off to pay taxes that feed, cloth, and educate a disproportionate bunch of minorities….. all to be call racist. That my little inane comment offended FROMHERE tells me how successful the reeducation. Karl would be proud.
I thought it was out of bounds too but I was busy.
I agree Diane, I was going to comment on your excellent report about the hypocricy of Not In Our Town. After seeing that comment, I didn’t want to be anywhere near it. Enough said.