Ashton Pittman

Everyone who has been calling LGBTQ people "groomers," trying to ban LGBTQ books, attacking drag brunches, and calling us predators finally got the LGBTQ massacre they've worked so hard for.

That includes every vile politician who pandered to these monsters. #ClubQ

Nov 20, 2022 at 5:26pmWeb
Show threadNeAlTenNov 20, 2022
@ashton Exactly. Blood in their words always leads to blood in their hands.
Show threadwyvernNov 20, 2022
@ashton it is very sad, but yeah, I was expecting this.
Show threadElizabeth.Ann.tifaNov 20, 2022
@ashton It is so heartbreaking, and infuriating & disgusting that they got what they wanted.
Show threadZhi ZhuNov 20, 2022

@ashton

Too many GOP politicians have followed Trump's lead in using stochastic terrorism as their main form of communication with their followers.

They know it will lead to violence. They don't care about who gets hurt, and/or they think the violence will benefit them politically.

#StochasticTerrorism
#US #USA #USPolitics

Show threadBubsNov 20, 2022
@ashton Tucker Carlson is complicit
Show threadKam SmithNov 20, 2022
@ashton Every one of them fearmongering and using harmful rhetoric has blood on their hands.
Show threadDeemoney521Nov 20, 2022
@ashton Very true. That is why we have to fight against groups like #Momsofliberty who are going around the country taking over School boards To spread their #LGBTQ & #trans hate.
Show threadPapaPKNov 20, 2022
@ashton It is sickening. As many have sadly said, it has been expected. Will rhetoric change? I don’t believe so. What must happen is we must ALL be vigilant and stand together against this abhorrent culture of hate. My love goes out to all the families and loved ones of the victims. So, so sad.
Show threadDownfall Capital 🌊Nov 20, 2022
@ashton It’s their ultimate weapon https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/how-stochastic-terrorism-uses-disgust-to-incite-violence/
How Stochastic Terrorism Uses Disgust to Incite Violence

Pundits are weaponizing disgust to fuel violence, and it’s affecting our humanity

Scientific American