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Slack.com slash DHQ. Democrats and other small-minded sanctimonious

putzes are absolutely shocked at the behavior of teenage second-amendment supporter Kyle

Cashouv. Harvard University rescinded its acceptance of Cashouv because of his support of freedom

and the guns required to defend it, but pretended they were doing it because Cashouv used

some ugly racist language when he was 16 in order to shock people because he was 16. Virginia

Governor Ralph Northam rushed to condemn Cashouv's racist remarks telling reporters, quote,

it is utterly disgusting that Cashouv used language so offensive to the race I was pretending

to be when I wore blackface while in medical school and posed in a photograph with another

student dressed as a clansman. Unless it turns out I was the clansman, in which case the

language was okay and I'm going to burn a cross on Harvard's lawn.

Rachel Dullesall also weighed in on Cashouv's remarks saying, quote, as a former fake black

person, I am in deep fake shock to hear these ugly remarks about the race I was pretending

to be when I calmed my way into a job at the NAACP and a job teaching African studies

at East Washington University. The sort of language Cashouv used could incite the sort of hate

crimes I pretended were committed against me when I pretended I was attacked for the race

I pretended being, unquote.

Another offended Democrat was presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren who told a gathering of supporters

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