How it started... How it's going... This is standard G-per behavior, a standard recipe: 1) Unfairly take something directed at them as 100x worse than it really was; 2) Use it to justify mass attack as "defensive" retaliation; 3) Swarm with the mamximal misinterpretation of what they falsely allege... happened to them first, x1000, making it personal and nasty and usually targeting children; 4) If anyone calls foul, they repeat the lie from (1) and accuse you of defending that behavior and add you to their hit list under their terms of war (e.g., people who defend "doxxers" should be doxxed). In this case, Piers Morgan-Springer asked Burrito Mussolini a question about a statement he had made about his dad and his upbringing publicly, paraphrasing closely: "I've conducted literally 1000s of interviews over 40 years of broadcasting and I believe very strongly that people are the result of their upbringing. On your show you said that your father (said his name which I forget) used to take you and your sister out for dinner but wouldn't visit certain restaurants because they were quote: "black fare." Do you think hearing that impacted how you view black people?" On the "great interview" that Burrito himself declared surprisingly fair, Burrito pushed back on this question as being in bad faith, but Piers got him to concede that Piers only knew the anecdote becuase Burrito himself had said it on his own publicly available show. Just two days later, he's on the attack, viciously, "greenlighting" a mass attack against Piers Morgan-Springer's family and children, which will be unbelievably beyond bounds, on a claim that Piers Morgan-Springer attacked his family first. I hope it's abundantly clear why we cannot unite with such people, who are identical to Transtifa but in Nazi clothing, digitally goose-stepping in perfect emulation of the SA in a certain infamous 1920s Hofbräuhaus while their Dear Leader runs his mouth unimpeded.show more

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