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Eichmann Vineyard
06-25

Time to go after Noor for violating the white woman’s rights that he shot . Make it happen. Hopefully her dad in Australia and her Fiancé go after Justice.

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Eichmann Vineyard
06-25

Time to release him. If they can release Noor for shooting an unarmed white woman. They need to release Chauvin for kneeling on an overdosing druggie’s neck!

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Mike Romnes
06-26

let the poor guy go George Floyd was a handed criminal period he would have died within minutes if he was sitting on the curb the only ones that belong in Jail are the mayor and the governor Frey and Walz

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