Obviously, CNN is not going to tell you that at least 99.9% of these white women invited by black women (this is all getting rather racisty, eh?) vote Democrat
Hundreds of White women gathered at the Colorado Capitol Monday morning, with more expected to show up throughout the day, to use their “privilege” in a silent sit-in to demand Gov. Jared Polis ban guns and create a gun buyback program.
The sit-in also comes amid a national debate over gun control and nearly two months after Polis signed into law four gun control bills, including one to expand the state’s red flag law.
Here4TheKids, a movement created after a mass shooting in Nashville in March left six people dead, including three children, calls for primarily White women to peacefully sit-in until Polis, a Democrat, signs an executive order banning guns. It was founded by two women of color, Saira Rao, who is South Asian American, and Tina Strawn, who is Black. Both are mothers.
Strawn told CNN the movement calls for White women to be at the forefront of the sit-in because, “we know what happens when we show up with demands.”
Whoa, whoa, wait a minute: getting beyond the whole race thing (can you imagine if white women pleaded for black women to discipline their children with missing fathers who are way more prone to use a gun for a crime? Statistics and facts do not lie), I thought they only wanted “common sense gun control”? No? They’re really saying the quiet part outloud, that they really do want to ban all private ownership of firearms.
Which would leave guns only in the hands of the government and criminals.
Watkins, who showed up at the Colorado Capitol early Monday morning and plans to stay until late in the evening, told CNN her initial response to the call to action for mainly White women to participate was, “What? Just White women? That sounds just exclusive,” but she understood what the founders meant.
“White women, statistically, have been the least likely to be arrested, assaulted by police officers and so we just said, ‘OK.’ If marginalized communities have been just traumatized over and over and over again I guess we just come together,” Watkins told CNN as cars drove by and honked in support of the protest. “We are the biggest voting block in this country. We do have power, we just forget that and we have been conditioned to forget that.”
They’re also less likely to give the cops attitudes, scuffle with cops, and pull out illegal guns than young black men.
The executive order Here4TheKids has proposed for Polis to sign calls for the governor to “ban the use, loading, possession or carrying of all firearms in Colorado, including but not limited to firearms for personal protection, hunting, law enforcement or any otherwise lawful purpose” and create a statewide gun buyback program.
Oh, wow, I was off a bit, because they don’t just want you disarmed, but, law enforcement. How about that!
Of course, there’s just this wee problem involving the Colorado Bill Of Rights
Section 13. Right to bear arms. The right of no person to keep and bear arms in defense of his home, person and property, or in aid of the civil power when thereto legally summoned, shall be called in question; but nothing herein contained shall be construed to justify the practice of carrying concealed weapons.
They can stop concealed carry, but, they’d have to repeal their 13th, but, the US 2nd applies to all states.
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