'Unite the Right' may have to walk and go hungry at rally on Sunday

The "alt-right" is the same as the far left and Antifa. They are filled with hate and have a combined IQ of a retarded worm. "Unite the Right" is one of those rallies in which groups of white supremacists plan to go to Washington D.C. on Sunday and probably get involved with busting Antifa heads and vice versa.

More than two-dozen hate-crime charges were filed against the suspect in the Charlottesville car attack that killed counter-protester Heather Heyer.

White supremacists and white nationalists will be in D.C. for the second "Unite the Right" rally, but they may have to walk and bring along their own food because Uber and Lyft may refuse them rides if they are harassed or threatened, and local D.C. restaurants may refuse them service.

In preparation for the event near the White House, Uber and Lyft told their drivers that they have the right to kick a passenger out of their car if problems exist with their behavior.

One would think this would go without saying.

Also, the Restaurant Association of Metropolitan Washington sent a toolkit to restaurateurs regarding their legal rights to refuse service to white nationalists and other political fringe groups [aka Antifa, democratic socialists], The Washingtonian reported.

Twitter also suspended many accounts associated with the Proud Boys, a group of right wing chauvinists on Friday on the eve of the anniversary of the deadly "Unite the Right" rally in Charlottesville, according to The Guardian.

Airbnb had previously threatened to ban hosts who participate in the rally, Fox News reported.

"When we identify and determine that there are those who would be pursuing behavior on the Airbnb platform that would be antithetical to the Airbnb Community Commitment, we seek to take appropriate action, which may include removing them from the platform," the company said in a state to Fox News.

"Unite the Right" scumcrumpet Jason Kessler obtained a permit for Lafayette Park across from the White House. He expects about 400 low IQ  racists to show up.

The first "Unite the Right" rally was held in Charlottesville, Virginia August 12, 2017. It resulted in violent clashes between white supremacists, counter-protesters, and violent Antifa fascists. This was the event in which Heather Heyer was mowed down by a car that went crashing into the crowd to intentionally hurt or kill counter-protesters.

"Regardless of event, drivers are advised to follow all local laws but have the right to refuse service to riders who are disrespectful or who make them feel unsafe," Uber's message read. Lyft had a similar message to its drivers.

The Washingtonian interviewed several restaurant owners who said they will refuse service to those participating in the rally, or they may close altogether.

"Our mentality is we're going to protect each other. This is our city. Our house. Our people," Founding Farmers owner Dan Simons told The Washingtonian.

"There are times when a guest can be rude to an employee and you swap out the server. We've told our team: this isn't what that is. You don't have to be in a room with someone who's advocating for your death and enslavement," Simons added.

Ellen Kassoff Gray, who owns the Equinox restaurant in the area said she would also refuse to serve those who espouse hate.

"I'll proudly stay open and serve those who're respectful and kind. But being a Jewish restaurant owner and have a pro-Nazi group come to town, would I refuse service? Yes, I would," she said.

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Maine Rep.Scott Hamann threatens POTUS

Scott Hamann, a Maine lawmaker, posted his opinion and threatened President Trump on his social media account which he has since deleted because he is the p*ssy that he labeled President Trump.

In a rant that sounded more like a high school bully grabbing his crotch and challenging the president of the chess team, Hamann called Mr. Trump a "joke," a "rapist" and a p*ssy, and he ended his rant with what clearly sounds like a threat of bodily harm and perhaps even a death threat.

This so-called public servant (more like an idiot savant) posted a rambling diatribe laced with profanity and disgusting language referring to not only Trump, but also to his supporters. 

The keyboard hero posted on Facebook: "Trump is a half term president, at most, especially if I ever get within 10 feet of that p*ssy.

One FB user replied to Hamann's post asking: "Scott Hamann you plan to kill the President?"

The U.S. Secret Service knows of the situation, but officials gave no comment which means there's an investigation into the matter ongoing.

Regarding Trump supporters, Hamann wrote: "I just can't deal with you ignorant people anymore."

Hopefully he won't have to deal with U.S.

Hamann kissed up to Obama saying he "ran quite possibly the classiest 2 term presidency in US history."

Not counting, of course, Solyndra, Benghazi, the Iran deal, Muslim Brotherhood visitors in the White House, doing the "testicle" Pledge of Allegiance, and so much more--just ask any corpse man in any of our 57 states.

The twit deleted his posts but screen grabs of his rants were forwarded to Conservative talk radio host Keith Hanson on WNTK and WUVR in New Hampshire and Vermont. Hanson shared the images with Fox News and Hamann's bosses the statewide hunger relief organization, Good Shepard Food Bank, where Hamann is program director.

The real Good Shepard wouldn't be happy with Hamann's remarks.

Hanson spoke to Fox News: "I had somebody reach out to me and passed screenshots on to me saying that they were concerned about this. . . . This is a Democrat, a liberal, who was threatening the president," Hanson said.

He also said that Hamann confirmed to him, in a private FB message chain, that he did, in fact, post those comments.

So Hamann messaged Hanson with: "Hi Keith. Contacting my employer over a facebook comment I made to an old friend? I'm sorry if the truth triggered you so much that you felt it was a good idea to send a screenshot to my employer. 
"'Profanity-laden'?? Are you kidding me? The only swear words in the image you posted were a**, pr*cks, and Trump. Too much for a snowflake, then don't read comments between me and my childhood friend."

Then like a true hero Hamann added, "if anything negative comes from your attack on my employment, my attorney will be in touch. Cease and desist."

Hanson was shocked that an elected official could say such hateful things against the president. "When you are selected to become the voice of an electorate, you have a huge responsibility to be policing your words and representing your constituents at the best of your ability," Hanson told Fox News. "What was surprising to me was that anybody with half a brain would have said 'those aren't my comments.'"

Maine Republican Party Chairman Demi Kouzounas posted Hamann's vitriol to the Maine GOP Twitter page on Wednesday which was soon followed by the Maine State House Majority Office's release of Hamann's apology b*ll s*it:

"While the tone of the post was born out of frustration with the vile language currently surrounding politics, I should not have responded with the same language. This is not language I typically use, it does not reflect my personal values, and while misguided, it was intended to make a visceral point about the developing political discourse in America [which then discredits his statement that he "should not have responded with the same language]."

Evidently Hamann is taking the Democrat's lead in vile language, but to blame his frustration on "language currently surrounding politics" is a cowardly copout. 

Then to disown the fact that he threatened to harm the President because it "doesn't reflect (my) personal values" is at best admitting he's a liar, and more probably, a person of interest to the U.S. Secret Service. 

I hope for the latter. 

We should all be sick and tired of people threatening a U.S. President, whether you like Trump or hate him. If you don't respect the office of the President, then you really don't respect the country that voted the President into the office.

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Developing: Another officer shot in Kansas City UPDATE

Kansas City, Kan. -- Another police officer has been shot Tuesday afternoon and is listed in critical condition, according to police chief Terry Zeigler. 

At around 2:00 p.m. Zeigler tweeted: 

Terry Zeigler @KCKPDChief

We have an officer shot at 22nd & Haskell. Start prayers, unknown condition.

3:02 PM - 19 Jul 2016

 
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The officer shot was responding to an armed disturbance call a few miles from where he was shot. The call went out about the disturbance involving four males in a vehicle.

Officer Tom Tomasic spoke to local media (Fox 4) saying that he believes the officer was investigating the disturbance for around a half hour and spotted the vehicle or suspects near 22nd and Haskell. 

Fox 4's Katie Banks asked Tomasic whether the officer was alone or with a partner, since many police departments have decided officers should be in pairs following the recent ambushes police officers have experienced in Baton Rouge and Dallas.

"He was alone at the time; I don't want to go into details why. We don't know the situation yet. People need to be notified before I start giving out any details on that," Tomasic said.

Tomasic was asked if he believed this shooting was in any way related to the prior attacks but he said that it was too soon to know for certain.

"There's no way to know at this time. As far as we know, this started out as a crime that we were investigating, so to just say that he was shot for no reason, we don't know that yet. We do believe that he was investigating a crime so he was out there doing his service."

Police have one suspect in custody and are currently searching for another.

This is the second shooting of a police officer in the line of duty since the May 9th shooting of Det. Brad Lancaster.

Tomasic said, "It's hard. It's very hard right now, especially when it's someone that you, it's someone very close and you know them very well. Good friend, good person, knew him well, worked with him every day.

UPDATE: It was announced by the police chief that the officer has died. Please pray for him and his family.



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