Posted on 11/08/2018 5:33:32 PM PST by deandg99
It’s a mother’s instinct to protect her children, to nurture and care for them. Why would a self-ascribed “mom” go on a crusade to take away the right of mothers and fathers to protect their children? Why would this heroic mom want to restrict the family’s ability to protect the ones they love? Why would that mother want to take away protections for school kids, emboldening evil by creating and promoting more gun-free zones? Why would anyone get behind that same “mom” who worked for Monsanto, who promoted cancer-causing herbicide in children’s breakfast cereals?
Who is this mom and what does she want? Her name is Shannon Watts. She wants your attention. She wants you to think she is a dedicated mom who cares about your children. She wants all moms to think like her, because she supposedly cares about the children. Shannon Watts is the face of Moms Demand Action, a progressive activist group that demands unconscionable restrictions on personal self defense. After children were massacred in the Newtown Connecticut school shooting in 2012, Shannon Watts took up the gun control mantle to limit self defense of law abiding citizens. Instead of calling for more armed protections to thwart future school shooters, Shannon Watts argues for more stripping away of gun rights!
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Ewwwwww. Please no pics!
Bping
Note: only psycho leftists think Monsanto is evil.
The author was so sophomoric, but I tried to endure his poorly worded drivel, giving him the benefit of my doubt.
I got as far as: “... who worked for Monsanto, who promoted cancer-causing herbicide in children’s breakfast cereals?”
I will not ever read another word written by Lance D Johnson, ‘cause I will not ever click on DC DIRTY LAUNDRY, so help me, God!
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