I posted before about my "make nazis afraid again" shirt and the comments and looks I got while at my local bar. I've since put my super hero cape back on, and am ready to rumble with fascists. I went back to the bar yesterday, wearing a "Never stop punching Nazis" shirt and my cape had multiple stare downs with the Alt-reich.

Y'all need to get yourself a cape and remind y'all's self, cause I feel like some of y'all forgot, We are United States veterans, and we are bad ass mother fuckers. We stepped up and gave up our sanity, body, and in some cases, family for America. Don't feel bad about your benefits feel proud of them, and feel proud we have(had) a government that recognized our sacrifice and takes care of us.

I say this to remind y'all, THEY ARE PUSSIES. DONT FEEL THREATENED, DONT LET THEM INTEMIDATE YOU, DONT LET THEM GET COMFY BEING RACIST IN PUBLIC. DONT LET THEM MAKE YOU FEEL LIKE A "FREELOADER" OR A "LEECH ON THE SYSTEM"

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There are numerous protests that will be happening in cities throughout the country between now and then. But when the general strike starts on MayDay, with the momentum that April 5th proved we have, our demands should be nothing short of the removal of the regime and the reversal of everything it has done.

Jail to the chief, LET'S GO!!!

Jim called someone an A-hole because they brought up Trump draft dodging. Scott the veteran said the truth hurts. I tried to thank Scott for his service and you can see that yahoo rejected my sincere comment. Then Jim asks if Scott is “ one of them there Trans soldiers” How are Jim’s comments acceptable but mine isn’t? Yet, I see MAGAs always claiming that yahoo is so liberal and censors them. That’s funny given what I’m experiencing.

We had 150 and 200 at our last two. Today we had 1,500. We had one threat of violence. I wrote about it here if you want to read it.

It was a great time, and I'm still blown away we had so many.

https://apnews.com/article/navy-dei-books-removed-library-angelou-9ac43d421bc8daffa9c055ccf8630221

Huge turnout. Thousands of people, many many veterans.