I'm sorry but that was funny. That the dude went for a roundhouse kick at her phone is awesome.
It's
ty that he kicked her shoulder but I still laughed loud enough that it woke my girl up. I told her why I laughed and showed her the 'windup' pic and she laughed as well. (if it makes a difference, I didn't want to. I couldn't help it.)
Also the fact that she calls the peaceful pro-choice protester and another person she spoke of as pro-abortion, means I have zero respect for her - nobody is pro-abortion. Abortions are hard decisions that people feel like they have no other choice but to make, basically the option of last resort.
It's also ridiculous that she paints pro-choice people as violent maniacs and pro-life people as peace loving saints, stating that the only violence she's seen at pro-life rallies has been from 'pro-abortion' hooligans - yes, that would make sense, unless she expects that a bunch of people who agree with each other would somehow break out into a violent clash.
What the lady fails to talk about is her sides history of bombing abortion clinics and murdering doctors who performed them, along with the thousands of assaults against the ladies walking in or out of them. So gimme a break with the propaganda, honey. It sucks that you got kicked in the shoulder, and I almost feel bad that you did, but your
ty rhetoric won't allow me to take it the full mile home.
It's also clear to me, that after she got home and got blasted with 'advice' from her pro-life social media cronies about how she should broadcast this and pursue it with law enforcement and government officials, despite not being injured in any way, she decided to use this event to try to further her cause and gain publicity - this is a PR move and she was convinced this was good for their "brand".
This all taken together means NO sympathy from me. None.
(Plus I HATE
s that slam their phones out in people's faces and take video whenever they are scared, mad, wronged, etc.)