“If you are not outraged,
you are not paying attention.”
—Heather Heyer
Words are things and they can
inspire, and they can destroy.
No matter your political party, you know that the shocking statements by President Donald Trump in support of hate groups such as Nazis and the Ku Klux Klan must not go unanswered. His toxic words divide and damage us all.
Hitler began in much the same way… with lies, half-truths,
false promises and the marginalizing of the media and those who dared to speak
against him.
More than 405,000 Americans were killed and 670,000 wounded in
World War II fighting Nazis, fascism and the corrupt moral degeneracy they
represent.
Trump’s support for the kinds of base humans who killed thousands
of Americans exposes him as a vapid, unfeeling savage, a creature without
conscience, decency, morality or principles. He is tearing our country apart.
Heather Heyer was murdered by a Nazi during a White Power rally on August 12, 2017, in Charlottesville, Virginia. She was just 32 yeas old and a shining light, a kind, loving person who helped anyone who needed assistance.
Heather Heyer, 32. Born May 29, 1985
President Trump didn’t even have the decency to reach out to
Heather’s family. His support for hate groups empowers them to declare their
hatred for Blacks, Jews, anybody nonwhite, anyone who disagrees with them. The
Grand Dragon of the KKK said he is happy Heather was killed and expects more to
die.
Heather’s blood is on Trump’s hands. He is morally unfit to
hold the highest office of our land and must be removed.
What you can do... Speak against him, march against him, write
against him and his warped, racist, dystopian administration.
Millions did not speak out against Hitler and millions died.
This is our time to come together as Americans and declare that we will not put
up with this. Enough is enough. No more hatred.
Remember Heather Heyer whose beautiful young life was
snatched from her by a ruthless Nazi. It’s our time to stop this carnage.
As Heather said, “If you are not outraged, you are not
paying attention.”
Be outraged! Do something!
