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Pennsylvania

Number9Dream

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10. Giving out free food & clothing to poor Pennsylvanians does not equal genocide

Reply to JBTaurus83 (Reply #1)

Fri Apr 4, 2025, 04:56 PM

Apr 4

I too live in PA and if one wants to protest Sen. Fetterman's politics, the Free Store was a really bad choice. Maybe one of his offices would have made more sense.

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John Fetterman denounces vandalism at his wife's Free Store in Braddock [View all] FakeNoose Apr 4 OP

I live in PA JBTaurus83 Apr 4 #1

You do realize that it was a banner, immediately removed, NOT paint? niyad Apr 4 #9

Giving out free food & clothing to poor Pennsylvanians does not equal genocide Number9Dream Apr 4 #10

A sign, no spray paint, is vandalism? niyad Apr 4 #2

I haven't seen it, but it was posted on X FakeNoose Apr 4 #4

Clearly not violence or vandalism, even "defacement" is an overstatement al bupp Apr 4 #6

Violence of ANY kind is unacceptable, period. a kennedy Apr 4 #3

I don't think just leaving a banner can be defined as violence al bupp Apr 4 #5

Defacing, johnny? How is an immediately-removed banner "defacing" anything? niyad Apr 4 #8

What violence? niyad Apr 4 #7

I AGREE Skittles Apr 4 #11

That's "vandalism"...? Putting up a BANNER??? regnaD kciN Apr 4 #12