VP Harris' niece and others assumed CO shooter was a White man

The bodies at the Boulder, CO mass shooting in which 10 citizens were killed have not yet been buried and the Biden left already are calling for gun control/confiscation. 

They obviously never let a crisis go to waste, except when it's on the US border.

What disappointed the left the most from this massacre was not that it happened; it was that the shooter was not a White man, although people such as Kamala Harris' niece and others assumed he was and since deleted their tweets.

Officer Eric Talley, the first to run toward the danger, was one of the victims at the scene--he was White.

Meena Harris, Kamala's niece, assumed the shooter was White in part because he was taken alive, which is her racist thinking/profiling on display. The 21-year-old deleted her stupid tweet after learning the shooter was of Syrian descent and a Muslim.

Her tweet, however, was captured before she deleted it:

The Atlanta shooting was not even a week ago. Violent white men are the greatest terrorist threat to our country.

The shooter, 21, was born in Syria and lived in the US for most of his life. He was wounded in the leg before being arrested.

Not surprisingly, the media anglicized the shooter's last name but he and his family do not spell it the way it was shown by the press because to do so might impart information they don't want you to know. While Brain Flushings doesn't like to give out the name of scumcrumpets like this guy, it is illuminating to see what the press did to try to get this one past you. Media spells his last name as "Alissa." The shooter and his family spell it Al Issa--a lot more descriptive of a different culture and not sounding like a girl's name.

Others on social media also jumped the gun assuming the guy is White.

Meena Harris received sharp criticism for her racially charged jump to conclusion.

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