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![]() ![]() CBS, which is owned by billionaire Sumner Redstone and run by CEO Leslie Moonves, ran an article Thursday targeting a DMV employee in Oregon for saying she supports the US using violent force if necessary to defend its borders.
The exact same opinion was shared prominently in The New York Times last month after Israel killed some 60 Palestinians and injured over 1300 on its border with little fanfare. ![]() The Oregonian first published the leftist mob's dox and shared details about where the woman lives and how much she earns. CBS News ran with the story and personally attacked her as an individual: An Oregon woman who works at the DMV has come under fire for comments she purportedly made on Facebook. Lori McAllen's Facebook page is currently untraceable, but a screenshot of the comment has been widely shared online. It says she thinks immigrants crossing into the U.S. should get shot at the border.Advocating for strong border enforcement is not a crime. McAllen needs to file suit immediately. Many Twitter users were outraged by CBS "doxxing random people" for their opinions:
MSNBC's Donny Deutsch on Friday called for leftists to target random Trump supporters for destruction, whom he called "Nazis": “We can no longer say Trump’s the bad guy. If you vote for Trump, you’re the bad guy," Deutsch said on "Morning Joe."VIDEO:
This is exactly what they're doing. This is what they want for every Trump supporter and every person who loves America. ![]() Follow InformationLiberation on Twitter, Facebook and Gab. |