December 14, 2017
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10:04Now PlayingIn this video I talk about the pattern of bullying in the name of Social Justice. I start with the August Ames case then move on to the Keaton Jones case. Both a demonstrative of the left's hypocrisy. The Ames case, is one of a woman choosing what happens to her body, only to find out that her choice, is considered secondary to the potential feelings of someone higher in the progressive stack.
The next story I discuss is the Keaton Jones story. I start by criticizing Keaton's mother Kimberly for even posting the video of her son crying. I think it's wrong for parents to post potentially embarrassing moments involving their children. She opened her son up to much harsher future bullying, & the internet took that opportunity. SJW's began digging through Keaton's past looking for anything they can use against him. Despite only finding some benign Facebook posts, leftists began attack Jones as a racist, as well as starting malicious rumors about his alleged racism, being the cause of his bullying.
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