Anonymous wrote:I am a first generation American, a wife of a retired Navy Officer, a mother of an Air Force Officer and a ROTC Army cadet who will commission in two years and I didn’t go to the parade out of fear. Fear of radical leftists who hate America and anyone who outwardly loves America.

I have experienced first hand attacks from leftists while walking to and from a peaceful rally. Only to have the media portray the events completely differently than what I witnessed.

We have a media that covers up for their side consistently and blatantly.

Most of us who feel the way that I do would have loved to go to the Army parade this weekend but we are aware that we put ourselves and families at risk when doing so.

I love America despite the hate from nearly half of the country and I am glad my parents (legally) came here to give me and my siblings a better life. I am so proud that my kids have chosen to serve and protect the rights of American citizens.

I wish I would have felt safe enough to go to the parade, I am so damn tired of the hatred from the left.

Believe me we're more afraid of YOU and what the orange man is doing to our country.

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Anonymous wrote:I am a first generation American, a wife of a retired Navy Officer, a mother of an Air Force Officer and a ROTC Army cadet who will commission in two years and I didn’t go to the parade out of fear. Fear of radical leftists who hate America and anyone who outwardly loves America.

I have experienced first hand attacks from leftists while walking to and from a peaceful rally. Only to have the media portray the events completely differently than what I witnessed.

We have a media that covers up for their side consistently and blatantly.

Most of us who feel the way that I do would have loved to go to the Army parade this weekend but we are aware that we put ourselves and families at risk when doing so.

I love America despite the hate from nearly half of the country and I am glad my parents (legally) came here to give me and my siblings a better life. I am so proud that my kids have chosen to serve and protect the rights of American citizens.

I wish I would have felt safe enough to go to the parade, I am so damn tired of the hatred from the left.

Is this a troll or someone really this fact-free?

Or both! Why not Both?

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I am a first generation American, a wife of a retired Navy Officer, a mother of an Air Force Officer and a ROTC Army cadet who will commission in two years and I didn’t go to the parade out of fear. Fear of radical leftists who hate America and anyone who outwardly loves America.

I have experienced first hand attacks from leftists while walking to and from a peaceful rally. Only to have the media portray the events completely differently than what I witnessed.

We have a media that covers up for their side consistently and blatantly.

Most of us who feel the way that I do would have loved to go to the Army parade this weekend but we are aware that we put ourselves and families at risk when doing so.

I love America despite the hate from nearly half of the country and I am glad my parents (legally) came here to give me and my siblings a better life. I am so proud that my kids have chosen to serve and protect the rights of American citizens.

I wish I would have felt safe enough to go to the parade, I am so damn tired of the hatred from the left.

The parade and its environs were literally the safest places in DC yesterday. You didn’t need the courage of your husband or children to attend. Just be glad you weren’t a democratic legislator at your home in Minnesota. Or a democratic governor at your home in Pa. Or the House minority leader’s husband at your home in Ca. Going to a parade is not fraught.

Your afraid of a bunch of non-violent protesters? You need to turn off the TV, walk away from social media and live your life. If this is real, your ignorance is a prison.

This is where you are absolutely wrong. I definitely have experienced first hand the violence from the left. I refuse to have the media inform me that what I experience and see with my own eyes is not reality.

I agree there is a huge bubble in DC and among the Americans who exclusively get their opinions from the legacy media. The talking points that are spouted from my friends and family on the left are oftentimes identical. They spout “facts” but when asked specific questions on why they hold a certain opinion, they cannot explain.

YOU all believed and covered up the lies that your party forced upon the US; from authoritarian lockdowns to the lies that held up Biden for the entirety of his presidency. I hoped this would have waned by now but the mass formation psychosis is still going strong.

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Anonymous wrote:I am a first generation American, a wife of a retired Navy Officer, a mother of an Air Force Officer and a ROTC Army cadet who will commission in two years and I didn’t go to the parade out of fear. Fear of radical leftists who hate America and anyone who outwardly loves America.

I have experienced first hand attacks from leftists while walking to and from a peaceful rally. Only to have the media portray the events completely differently than what I witnessed.

We have a media that covers up for their side consistently and blatantly.

Most of us who feel the way that I do would have loved to go to the Army parade this weekend but we are aware that we put ourselves and families at risk when doing so.

I love America despite the hate from nearly half of the country and I am glad my parents (legally) came here to give me and my siblings a better life. I am so proud that my kids have chosen to serve and protect the rights of American citizens.

I wish I would have felt safe enough to go to the parade, I am so damn tired of the hatred from the left.

Please get out of your bubble. Did you even hear about the assassination and murders of MN Democratic legislators and their spouses? Did you hear trumps comments at Fort Bragg demonizing Democrats and hear the military graduates cheering on the hate directed at their fellow Americans? The threats are coming from the right and are egged on by Trump.

I’m sure that the “scared” Trumper has not heard about any of that. Or DeSantis saying it’s ok to run over protestors.

PP certainly won’t acknowledge any of that here.

MAGA happily accepts their alternate reality and won’t be bothered with facts or reality.

Anonymous wrote:I am a first generation American, a wife of a retired Navy Officer, a mother of an Air Force Officer and a ROTC Army cadet who will commission in two years and I didn’t go to the parade out of fear. Fear of radical leftists who hate America and anyone who outwardly loves America.

I have experienced first hand attacks from leftists while walking to and from a peaceful rally. Only to have the media portray the events completely differently than what I witnessed.

We have a media that covers up for their side consistently and blatantly.

Most of us who feel the way that I do would have loved to go to the Army parade this weekend but we are aware that we put ourselves and families at risk when doing so.

I love America despite the hate from nearly half of the country and I am glad my parents (legally) came here to give me and my siblings a better life. I am so proud that my kids have chosen to serve and protect the rights of American citizens.

I wish I would have felt safe enough to go to the parade, I am so damn tired of the hatred from the left.

Daughter and granddaughter of veterans. Mom, Dad, and both Grandfathers. I love flag day in particular. On a fine summer day, if I see the American flag while I'm driving around, pretty often I'll start signing You're a Grand Old Flag. Chorus at the end of this comment for those who don't know. But, Key phrases: forever in peace may you wave., The home of the free and the brave., Where there's never a boast or brag.,

My dad was drafted. My mom was an army nurse. While my dad was in Viet Nam, my mom left her ID home and went to protests. Over time, they have reframed their service to the country and are planning to have the full honors they are entitled to at their funeral. Our whole family would have loved to go to a military parade.

Instead, we protested on behalf of the promise of this country and what the military is intended to protect. It felt good, and the flag was there too.

You're a grand old flag,
You're a high-flying flag,
And forever in peace may you wave.
You're the emblem of the land I love,
The home of the free and the brave.
Ev'ry heart beats true
'Neath the Red, White and Blue,
Where there's never a boast or brag.
But should auld acquaintance be forgot
Keep your eye on the grand old flag.

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Anonymous wrote:I am a first generation American, a wife of a retired Navy Officer, a mother of an Air Force Officer and a ROTC Army cadet who will commission in two years and I didn’t go to the parade out of fear. Fear of radical leftists who hate America and anyone who outwardly loves America.

I have experienced first hand attacks from leftists while walking to and from a peaceful rally. Only to have the media portray the events completely differently than what I witnessed.

We have a media that covers up for their side consistently and blatantly.

Most of us who feel the way that I do would have loved to go to the Army parade this weekend but we are aware that we put ourselves and families at risk when doing so.

I love America despite the hate from nearly half of the country and I am glad my parents (legally) came here to give me and my siblings a better life. I am so proud that my kids have chosen to serve and protect the rights of American citizens.

I wish I would have felt safe enough to go to the parade, I am so damn tired of the hatred from the left.

The parade and its environs were literally the safest places in DC yesterday. You didn’t need the courage of your husband or children to attend. Just be glad you weren’t a democratic legislator at your home in Minnesota. Or a democratic governor at your home in Pa. Or the House minority leader’s husband at your home in Ca. Going to a parade is not fraught.

Your afraid of a bunch of non-violent protesters? You need to turn off the TV, walk away from social media and live your life. If this is real, your ignorance is a prison.

Anonymous wrote:I am a first generation American, a wife of a retired Navy Officer, a mother of an Air Force Officer and a ROTC Army cadet who will commission in two years and I didn’t go to the parade out of fear. Fear of radical leftists who hate America and anyone who outwardly loves America.

I have experienced first hand attacks from leftists while walking to and from a peaceful rally. Only to have the media portray the events completely differently than what I witnessed.

We have a media that covers up for their side consistently and blatantly.

Most of us who feel the way that I do would have loved to go to the Army parade this weekend but we are aware that we put ourselves and families at risk when doing so.

I love America despite the hate from nearly half of the country and I am glad my parents (legally) came here to give me and my siblings a better life. I am so proud that my kids have chosen to serve and protect the rights of American citizens.

I wish I would have felt safe enough to go to the parade, I am so damn tired of the hatred from the left.

The parade and its environs were literally the safest places in DC yesterday. You didn’t need the courage of your husband or children to attend. Just be glad you weren’t a democratic legislator at your home in Minnesota. Or a democratic governor at your home in Pa. Or the House minority leader’s husband at your home in Ca. Going to a parade is not fraught.

Anonymous wrote:I am a first generation American, a wife of a retired Navy Officer, a mother of an Air Force Officer and a ROTC Army cadet who will commission in two years and I didn’t go to the parade out of fear. Fear of radical leftists who hate America and anyone who outwardly loves America.

I have experienced first hand attacks from leftists while walking to and from a peaceful rally. Only to have the media portray the events completely differently than what I witnessed.

We have a media that covers up for their side consistently and blatantly.

Most of us who feel the way that I do would have loved to go to the Army parade this weekend but we are aware that we put ourselves and families at risk when doing so.

I love America despite the hate from nearly half of the country and I am glad my parents (legally) came here to give me and my siblings a better life. I am so proud that my kids have chosen to serve and protect the rights of American citizens.

I wish I would have felt safe enough to go to the parade, I am so damn tired of the hatred from the left.

Is this a troll or someone really this fact-free?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I am a first generation American, a wife of a retired Navy Officer, a mother of an Air Force Officer and a ROTC Army cadet who will commission in two years and I didn’t go to the parade out of fear. Fear of radical leftists who hate America and anyone who outwardly loves America.

I have experienced first hand attacks from leftists while walking to and from a peaceful rally. Only to have the media portray the events completely differently than what I witnessed.

We have a media that covers up for their side consistently and blatantly.

Most of us who feel the way that I do would have loved to go to the Army parade this weekend but we are aware that we put ourselves and families at risk when doing so.

I love America despite the hate from nearly half of the country and I am glad my parents (legally) came here to give me and my siblings a better life. I am so proud that my kids have chosen to serve and protect the rights of American citizens.

I wish I would have felt safe enough to go to the parade, I am so damn tired of the hatred from the left.

Please get out of your bubble. Did you even hear about the assassination and murders of MN Democratic legislators and their spouses? Did you hear trumps comments at Fort Bragg demonizing Democrats and hear the military graduates cheering on the hate directed at their fellow Americans? The threats are coming from the right and are egged on by Trump.

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Anonymous wrote:I am a first generation American, a wife of a retired Navy Officer, a mother of an Air Force Officer and a ROTC Army cadet who will commission in two years and I didn’t go to the parade out of fear. Fear of radical leftists who hate America and anyone who outwardly loves America.

I have experienced first hand attacks from leftists while walking to and from a peaceful rally. Only to have the media portray the events completely differently than what I witnessed.

We have a media that covers up for their side consistently and blatantly.

Most of us who feel the way that I do would have loved to go to the Army parade this weekend but we are aware that we put ourselves and families at risk when doing so.

I love America despite the hate from nearly half of the country and I am glad my parents (legally) came here to give me and my siblings a better life. I am so proud that my kids have chosen to serve and protect the rights of American citizens.

I wish I would have felt safe enough to go to the parade, I am so damn tired of the hatred from the left.

Whatever makes you feel better about this embarrassment.

Anonymous wrote:I am a first generation American, a wife of a retired Navy Officer, a mother of an Air Force Officer and a ROTC Army cadet who will commission in two years and I didn’t go to the parade out of fear. Fear of radical leftists who hate America and anyone who outwardly loves America.

I have experienced first hand attacks from leftists while walking to and from a peaceful rally. Only to have the media portray the events completely differently than what I witnessed.

We have a media that covers up for their side consistently and blatantly.

Most of us who feel the way that I do would have loved to go to the Army parade this weekend but we are aware that we put ourselves and families at risk when doing so.

I love America despite the hate from nearly half of the country and I am glad my parents (legally) came here to give me and my siblings a better life. I am so proud that my kids have chosen to serve and protect the rights of American citizens.

I wish I would have felt safe enough to go to the parade, I am so damn tired of the hatred from the left.

Please get out of your bubble. Did you even hear about the assassination and murders of MN Democratic legislators and their spouses? Did you hear trumps comments at Fort Bragg demonizing Democrats and hear the military graduates cheering on the hate directed at their fellow Americans? The threats are coming from the right and are egged on by Trump.

I am a first generation American, a wife of a retired Navy Officer, a mother of an Air Force Officer and a ROTC Army cadet who will commission in two years and I didn’t go to the parade out of fear. Fear of radical leftists who hate America and anyone who outwardly loves America.

I have experienced first hand attacks from leftists while walking to and from a peaceful rally. Only to have the media portray the events completely differently than what I witnessed.

We have a media that covers up for their side consistently and blatantly.

Most of us who feel the way that I do would have loved to go to the Army parade this weekend but we are aware that we put ourselves and families at risk when doing so.

I love America despite the hate from nearly half of the country and I am glad my parents (legally) came here to give me and my siblings a better life. I am so proud that my kids have chosen to serve and protect the rights of American citizens.

I wish I would have felt safe enough to go to the parade, I am so damn tired of the hatred from the left.

This administration and DOGE are a an embarrassing joke. So much wasted money.

Stands were empty. Embarrassing for the world to see. Everyone is laughing at him behind his back. Mocking him.

Anonymous wrote:Newsmax is reporting crowd size of 10k. Thats Newsmax.

Sounds about right. Turnout was lame. Pathetic. Colossal waste of money.