Leftist protests consistently turn angry, ugly, and violent because leftism’s operating principle is INTIMIDATION. It doen’t matter whether the target is a student or a Supreme Court Justice, leftism cannot support its destructive anti-American platform with civil discourse or debate, so it relies on intimidation and violence. After intimidation and violence comes totalitarian tyranny, globalism’s New World Order. Leftists are too arrogant to realize they are globalism’s useful idiots, and will be eliminated once their usefulness has expired. There is no place for agitators in the Great Reset.
Shame on the Phoenix police officers who were at the scene but did not intervene. All the police had to do was stand next to this young man, but they did nothing. Instead, their inaction encouraged the assault to continue. Inaction is as much a choice as action. Inaction by those in authority is what leads to mob rule and anarchy. Why? Because inaction is considered weakness and submission by the intimidators. Ask any jihadi.
Linda Goudsmit / May 6, 2022
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Pro-Abortion Mob Targets Pro-Life Students in Arizona as Police Stand By
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Pro-Abortion Mob Targets Pro-Life Students in Arizona as Police Stand By
By Allan Stein May 5, 2022 Updated: May 6, 2022
Anthony DeWitt attended a rally outside Arizona’s capitol building in downtown Phoenix on May 3 to support his pro-life beliefs, only to find himself surrounded by an angry mob of leftist protesters and fearing for his life.
DeWitt, 20, said he felt sure the protesters would have hurt him if he hadn’t been open-carrying a handgun for personal protection.
“I was surrounded [and] didn’t have much room. [The protesters] were screaming at me—telling me to kill myself, that I was worthless, that my mom should have aborted me.”
“I had water thrown at me [and] people poking me. People came up to me trying to take my megaphone.”
The former Arizona law enforcement cadet said he believes coming to the rally armed helped keep the protesters at bay.
“I want to be very clear about this—I wasn’t carrying to intimidate. I was carrying for personal safety and the right to preserve my life [if] I am attacked or in fear of my life,” DeWitt told The Epoch Times.
Jack Fink, a digital marketing student at Arizona State University, said he was assaulted by angry protesters at a pro-abortion rally in Phoenix on May 3.
“I had people screaming at me to pull out my gun. People were taunting me. I had people yelling at me to pull it out and shoot them. People were yelling at me to pull it out and shoot myself.”
Yet, despite that, DeWitt said “people were very cautious because of my gun.”
Other conservative students and pro-life supporters at the rally also found themselves being pushed, shoved, insulted, and even spat on by crowds of protesters whose numbers were estimated at more than 1,000.
Jack Fink, 20, a digital marketing student at Arizona State University and a member of Students for Kari [Lake] for governor, said a protester grabbed his hat and another spat on him.
Lake has vowed to sign pro-life legislation if elected governor.
“They were just mad that I was wearing a ‘Kari Lake for Governor’ hat and shirt. They pushed me, took my hat, and spat on me. Later in the evening, another group that was mobbing me had all their signs in my face. I couldn’t see at all,” Fink told The Epoch Times.
Fink said the protesters weren’t interested in having a “civil discussion.”
“I knew [the protesters] tend to get a little rowdy, but I wasn’t expecting to get assaulted. I was pretty scared. These people were ready to fight [but] I felt I needed to be down there to record it and to let [the public] know what these people were about.”
Fink said several Phoenix police officers were at the scene but did not intervene.
“I think they felt intimidated, [so] they weren’t reacting to anything. People were getting in their faces, calling them pigs and [saying] all cops were bastards.”
Police reportedly arrested two people but did not immediately respond to a request for comment by The Epoch Times.
Fink said he plans to press criminal charges against the woman who spat on him once she’s identified.
The May 3 protest at the Capitol in Phoenix saw an estimated 1,500 people.
“I believe I would have gotten killed without it,” he said.
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