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8 people dead in Atlanta

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8 people are dead in Atlanta, Georgia. A Southern Baptist white male kills Asians. This is a direct result from hearing our former President Trump spew his “China Virus” narrative all over national television last year. When Americans hear this shit, they are often not smart enough to read and dissect things on their own. They are taught to believe what they are told from the pulpit. The pulpit told them Trump was the 2nd coming. Elections matter. Keep Trump and anyone that supported him out of politics forever, is crucial to the American people in order to survive.

Sad news really. 6 asian women amongs the 8 killed. And the murdered even made an attempt to say that he is not racist and blame it to his sex addiction. The police even backing the murdered in a sympathetic tone saying he has a bad day. 

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One of the victims sons started a Gofundme page and raised a lot of money. Just reading through it, it seems the Asian American community is rallying behind them. Where are the Southern Baptists?

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2021/03/19/atlanta-shootings-victims-include-single-mom-who-lived-sons/4766989001/

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