This guy may soon be a member of the legislature!
John Thompson, who recently won the Democratic primary for the Minnesota House of Representatives District 67A, was filmed threatening a group of white teenage girls during an unhinged rant at a Black Lives Matter protest on Saturday in a suburb of Hugo, Minneapolis.
A DFL-endorsed candidate for the Minnesota House screamed profanities at a group of teenaged girls
during a protest Saturday outside the home of Bob Kroll in Hugo, Minnesota.
"I'm a black man being terrorized by this f–ing Klansman right here," shouted John Thompson, who won his primary Tuesday for House District 67A. "Y'all got the grand wizard living in your [vulgarity] neighborhood."
"Don't run now. Don't run now racist white people. I'm here. Oh yeah, we pull up. We pulled the f– up," Thompson continued. "Blue lives ain't s–, and if people here don't support black people, f– Hugo, Minnesota."
While he was shouting, Thompson was looking in the direction of a group of four to five teenaged girls who were standing on their front driveway and watching the demonstration. One of their acquaintances was apparently wearing a "blue lives matter" shirt, but had gone back inside.
Thompson was endorsed by the Minnesota DFL Party and Gov. Tim Walz in his campaign for...
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John Thompson, who recently won the Democratic primary for the Minnesota House of Representatives District 67A, was filmed threatening a group of white teenage girls during an unhinged rant at a Black Lives Matter protest on Saturday in a suburb of Hugo, Minneapolis.
A DFL-endorsed candidate for the Minnesota House screamed profanities at a group of teenaged girls
during a protest Saturday outside the home of Bob Kroll in Hugo, Minnesota.
"I'm a black man being terrorized by this f–ing Klansman right here," shouted John Thompson, who won his primary Tuesday for House District 67A. "Y'all got the grand wizard living in your [vulgarity] neighborhood."
"Don't run now. Don't run now racist white people. I'm here. Oh yeah, we pull up. We pulled the f– up," Thompson continued. "Blue lives ain't s–, and if people here don't support black people, f– Hugo, Minnesota."
While he was shouting, Thompson was looking in the direction of a group of four to five teenaged girls who were standing on their front driveway and watching the demonstration. One of their acquaintances was apparently wearing a "blue lives matter" shirt, but had gone back inside.
Thompson was endorsed by the Minnesota DFL Party and Gov. Tim Walz in his campaign for...
Read More HERE
"They" are coming!!!
ReplyDeleteWe are sick of your black ass!
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