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and firmly plant their feet in some congressional ass. https://www.dailywire.com/news...m_campaign=position1 I love these ladies calling this stuff out. WATCH: Diamond & Silk Testify Before Congress And All Hell Breaks Loose "If the shoe was on the other foot and Mark Zuckerberg was a conservative and we were liberals, all fences and all chains would have broke loose." Screenshot: YouTube ByAmanda Prestigiacomo @amandapresto April 26, 2018 On Thursday, social media sensations known as Diamond and Silk appeared before Congress to testify about alleged censorship and discrimination practiced by Facebook, and all hell broke loose. In one tense exchange, the two women went toe-to-toe with Democratic Rep. Hank Johnson of Georgia, who dismissed the women's concerns and slammed them for "bashing Facebook" while making "a ton of money" on the platform. Diamond and Silk refuted the claim and said they were merely bringing the issue of censorship of conservatives "to the light" and had not in fact made a ton of money because of said censorship. The women claim they were effectively demonetized for six months. "You still selling merchandise," contended Rep. Johnson. The women then went off on the congressman, suggesting his indifference over the issue was rooted in partisanship. If they were liberal and Facebook had a conservative bias, they suggested, there would be hell to pay. "Let me say this, here" started Diamond, whose real name is Lynette Hardaway. "If the shoe was on the other foot and Mark Zuckerberg was a conservative and we were liberals, all fences and all chains would have broke loose. You know it, and I know it. But what I find appalling is that these Democrats don't want to take up for our voice." "We are African-American women. If illegal aliens can come over here and build businesses, why can't we?" Diamond added, after plugging their page on Facebook. "You don't have a right to silence my voice!" she said. When Mr. Johnson again alluded to the fact that these women were already making enough money and seemingly brushing off the alleged censorship, Diamond scolded him for "shaming" them for making money. "Rather than diamonds, you're seeking money," said Johnson. "Well, you know what, if Facebook is a platform for you to make money, then so be it. Everybody else do it," Diamond retorted. "And don't make us feel guilty because we and other people that's built their brand page want to make money. We've spent plenty of money!" WATCH: As reported by CBN News, the women slammed Facebook for censorship in a prepared statement that read: "Facebook along with other social media sites have taken aggressive actions to silence conservative voices such as ourselves by deliberately restricting and weaponizing our page with algorithms that censored and suppress our free speech...We've also noticed how someone with a liberal point of view that spewed hate against the President can garner up to 19 million views with only 539,000 followers, yet we have 1.2 million followers and only received 13,000 views on our video." WATCH the full testimony, below (the portions with Rep. Johnson start around 1:20): Read More: Facebook I have the heart of a lion.......and a lifetime ban from the Toronto Zoo.- Unknown | ||
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Isn't Johnson the one who was worried about Guam tipping over? flashguy Texan by choice, not accident of birth | |||
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Yep Sensitive and caring since August 2009 Some people are like a Slinky....not really good for anything, but you still can't help but smile when you shove them down the stairs. | |||
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Peace through superior firepower |
We call people stupid or idiots or imbeciles or whatever. Perhaps in any given instance, it's true, or perhaps it's merely an insult because we disagree with them. However... Hank Johnson is genuinely, truly and entirely a blithering idiot. Call him a moron and morons the world over would rise up in revolt at this comparison. See for yourself. Afterwards, he said he was kidding (which, of course he would say, as this is the only defense of such a remark), but listen to his tone of voice and the rhythm of his speech. He wasn't making a joke. Uh uh. Nope. This halfwit was as serious as he could be: This drooling twit actually thought that islands are land masses floating on the surface of the ocean. In answer to the rhetorical question "How stupid can you get?", I give you this rocket surgeon. | |||
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Diamond and Silk personify the Trump phenomenon. ____________________________________________________ The butcher with the sharpest knife has the warmest heart. | |||
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His district in Georgia must be the most backward district in the state. Wonder if between Johnson and Crazy Maxine if there’s a IQ total of 5? ———- Do not meddle in the affairs of wizards, for thou art crunchy and taste good with catsup. | |||
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Lets not forget Shirley Jackson Lee, who during testimony on the photos from the first Mars mission, asked if the cameras could see the flag the astonauts left behind. | |||
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Hank Johnson is unprincipled, shameless disgrace. Ignorant and arrogant, he doubtlessly represents his district. You’re a lying dog-faced pony soldier | |||
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Maybe he went to the same school as that dimbulb "the View" co-host. You remember her...the one who said she didn't know if the Earth was round or flat. | |||
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