Alyssa Milano doesn't know a terrorist from her elbow

It's one thing not to know your ass from your elbow, that's simple biology, but not knowing a terrorist from a pro-U.S. Constitution patriot is mind-boggling.

On Monday morning, tens of thousands of pro-Second Amendment Americans gathering at Virginia’s capital to express opposition to a spate of gun control bills pushed through by the Democrat-majority state congress and backed by Gov. Ralph Northam, a KKK-loving, blackface wearing, baby-killing advocate weasel.

As tens of thousands of Second Amendment advocates peacefully [thus far] protested at Virginia State Capitol, chanting "USA" singing the national anthem and reciting the "Pledge of Allegiance," the Hollywood phonies and left-wing haters couldn't keep from mouthing off.

The protest was a rally against newly proposed gun control laws, which are unconstitutional, just like Northam's advocating the killing a baby even after it is delivered as long as the mother and doctor make it comfortable first, have a talk, decide, then kill it.

The execrable actress Alyssa Milano, had to put her two cents into the action.

“This is what’s happening in Virginia right now,” Milano captioned a video of gun owners walking to the protest Monday morning. 

Ralph Northam and friend

“Trump’s America,” she added. “#IStandWithVirginia.” As long as it follows her leftist agenda.

This is what’s happening in Virginia right now. Trump’s America. #IStandWithVirginia pic.twitter.com/ewUfKrk6Qs

— Alyssa Milano (@Alyssa_Milano) January 20, 2020

“So! I see a bunch of incel (involuntary celibate) ammosexuals have gathered in Virginia,” former Democratic congressional candidate Pam Keith bashed the protesters. “While I believe in the right of the people to protest peacefully. I reject threatening goon squads. #IStandWithVirgina.”

Left-wing writer Danielle Campoamor said pro-Second Amendment protesters are “f***ing a**hole[s]” with “white privilege,” though the protesters’ racial and ethnic backgrounds are varied, but she didn't bother to check it out.

She also accused them of committing “terrorism,” which dilutes the horror of real terrorism, and conveniently demonizes anyone who has a different political agenda than this twit.

“White privilege is having the freedom to walk around in public with shotguns and AR-15s and handguns strapped to your chest like a f***ing a**hole and not getting gunned down by a single cop,” the writer posted.

“These people are literally walking around in camo and body armor and like seven different guns strapped to their person, all with the intent to and sole purpose of intimidating people,” Campoamor added. “This is terrorism, folks.”

Only if you're intimidated because the sight of a gun scares you, and even then, it isn't terrorism, folks. These Hollywood actors are making tons of money glorifying gun violence and fail to see the hypocrisy.



NBC's Fake News correspondent Gabe Gutierrez spread the fake news on social media. The so-called "journalist" captioning a video of rally attendees reciting the pledge of allegiance, wrote: “Chants of ‘we will not comply’ from gun rights protesters in Richmond.” 

You have to listen to the audio on this post: pic.twitter.com/BjEfniwMKP

Gutierrez kept the post with the fake caption up, though, to be fair, he added another video on his Twitter thread: “Earlier posted video of Pledge of Allegiance. For those who’ve asked, here’s the video of ‘We will not comply,.’ Taken seconds apart.” 

By "We will not comply" the chanters were referring to an illegal ban of their constitutional right to keep and bear arms, written specifically by the founders to prevent the need to have this kind of rally in the first place.

The rally was held in response to three gun control bills passed by the leftist Democrat-controlled Virginia Senate last week. One law allows local authorities to ban weapons from public spaces during some events, and was designed for the comfort and mental well-being of potential terrorists/mass murderers.

Another law limits handgun purchases to one a month, in spite of the fact that a potential mass murderer might not go along with the law and buy a gun elsewhere, or may already have a cache of weapons on hand. Thus, the law makes no logical sense.

The third law requires background checks for all firearm purchases. While this one sounds debatable, and perhaps even reasonable, it can be used maliciously and may even be unconstitutional. 

Republican Sen. Amanda Chase (Chesterfield) argues that such gun control bills will keep guns out of the hands of good guys.

“The good guys won’t have the guns,” she said during a debate, last week. “They won’t be able to protect themselves, and we’re basically creating a disastrous situation in which criminals will not follow the law, and it will only hurt and create victims.”

There are some law enforcement officials who say they will honor the Second Amendment and refuse to follow the orders of an unlawful bill.

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