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Thread: The expulsion of Rep. Zephyr

post 1681610793 04-27-2023, 11:52 AM
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The expulsion of Rep. Zephyr

Antidemocratic closet fascists strike again

https://apnews.com/article/zooey-zep...49e6302821e130

So if a rep for 11k ppl isn't allowed to speak, those 11k ppl have the right to fight the govt and refuse to pay taxes right?
post 1681610863 04-27-2023, 11:54 AM
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screw that mentally ill p h a g g o t
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post 1681610883 04-27-2023, 11:55 AM
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Originally Posted By Procta⏩
screw that mentally ill p h a g g o t
That person is an elected official who represents the interests of 11,000 Americans and did not violate any rules. Saying someone has blood on their hands is not grounds for expulsion.

This isn't being banned from Twitter. This is being expelled from the People's house. This is a highly antidemocratic move that could be viewed as an invitation for retaliatory measures by the opposing party in other states as well as the first step toward civil war.
post 1681610943 04-27-2023, 11:57 AM
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Originally Posted By Banderistan⏩
That person is an elected official who represents the interests of 11,000 Americans and did not violate any rules.Saying someone has blood on their hands is not grounds for expulsion.
Neither is telling people to go peacefully protest.
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Originally Posted By goody1⏩
Neither is telling people to go peacefully protest.
Correct. Was any Republican ever expelled from a legislative body for telling people to protest? Zephyr was. And so were Reps. Jones and Pearson of the Tennessee House.

Republicans are signaling they are open to disenfranchising large groups of the population. If this happens, and the electorate of America becomes silenced and unrepresented, you should expect and prepare for war.

They already knowingly sought to undermine an election and overturn it.
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