MSNBC's Joy Reid Leads Twitter Hate Mob Smearing Conservative Woman As 'Racist'

" You are going to be the first deported"
" dirty Mexican "

Were some of the things they yelled they yelled at this 14 year old boy. He was defending immigrants at a rally and was shouted down.

Spread this far and wide this woman needs to be put on blast. pic.twitter.com/febKP6NcCF

— Alan Vargas (@TheAlanvargas) June 29, 2018

Well this happened. pic.twitter.com/yKYQ4MhhrG

— Alan Vargas (@TheAlanvargas) June 29, 2018

This horrible woman is Roslyn La Liberte. She yelled at this 14 yr old boy at a Simi Valley City Council mtg who was there to talk about immigration & supporting SB54. This MAGA zealot racist runs RC Design Construction in Woodland Hills. BOYCOTT RC DESIGN https://t.co/Avrkg2oeBI

— 2017 WO man (@2017TruthLove) June 29, 2018

She wants to be famous, ppl. They all do. @ me if you want a cleaner caption but they piss be off. Also, I just took the above photo and used free https://t.co/qSw9m5gSRY on the web. And props to @2017TruthLove for the info. pic.twitter.com/GyVdDQl7cQ

— Yes, the proud Xennial, Holly (@imthatholly) June 29, 2018

A photo taken by the Ventura County Star that's been making the social media rounds has become twisted as it churns its way through the internet. Activists have been spinning it in different directions. Some have even alerted companies doing business with Rosalyn La Liberte's contracting company that they should boycott her firm. In the photo she LOOKS like she's verbally attacking a 14-year old boy. Now, the two people in the photo are speaking out!

La Liberte tells FOX 11 News, “I’m not an evil person. I’m a mother of five... a Grandma of four."

But, in a tweeted-photo that’s raced through social media like a wildfire that’s exactly how it looks. Looks can be deceiving. La Liberte doesn’t live in Simi Valley but went to this past week’s city council meeting because she says she’s passionate about the Federal Government’s fight against California’s sanctuary state status.

14-year old Joseph Luevanos was there to take the other side.

During a recess in the meeting the teenager says he started a conversation with the woman to try and understand her feelings, “but, I felt like she was still trying to keep it civil which I appreciate."

Both he and his mom say there were rude people saying ugly things like the teen would be the first to be deported. For the record, he was born and raised in this part of Southern California and he didn’t like that. But, he says, what you see in the photo isn't a confrontation but a conversation.

La Liberte says, "I never said anything disparaging. I never did."