Fenton Lum
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This campaign of threats and intimidation against people for daring to perform at a presidential inaugural is really a war on civil society.
Really, not showing up is a "war on civil society"? Odd that, I consider it a non violent protest, allowing the President-elect his final victory party, attended by his supporters, cronies and the obsequious seeking a job.
let's consider how the Tea Party reacted in the summer when Democrats had town meetings:
5 Memorable Moments When Town Hall Meetings Turned To Rage
Tea Party Protests: 'Ni**er,' 'Fa**ot' Shouted At Members Of Congress | The Huffington Post
The right’s hypocrisy on Trump protesters: It was only OK when the Tea Party was crashing Obamacare meetings
Rep. Wilson shouts, 'You lie' to Obama during speech - CNN.com
Tea Party protests - Wikipedia
Ah, but that's different you see.