Ocasio-Cortez cheers destruction of cities, rioting, and looting as she claims it’s “profoundly exciting” to see mobs “in the streets”
by: JD Heyes
NaturalNews.com
Wednesday, August 26, 2020
If you still harbor doubts about Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s Marxist/socialist tendencies or that she and Democrats like her are 110 percent behind the fomenting of a full-blown revolution within our country, what she had to say about the ongoing rioting and violence gripping cities run by her party should convince you.
In an interview with far-Left Vanity Fair, the 29-year-old former bartender lauded a purported political shift in America saying people — that would be the rioters and looters — are “discovering their own power” and called that “profoundly exciting.”
If you go back and listen to speeches by previous Marxist/Communist revolutionaries like Vladimir Lenin, Fidel Castro and Che Guevara, you’ll find that AOC talks just like they did, using the same choice of words and phrases.
As for the magazine and the interview, Vanity Fair featured Ocasio-Cortez in a photo collection “celebrating the founders of Black Lives Matter, the Squad, John Boyega, Noname, Billy Porter and more on the forefront of change.”
‘Change’ to the Left means that they seek to change our founding, constitutional system into something our forefathers actually rebelled against — so there’s that.
The author of the essay accompanying the portfolio, Jacqueline Woodson, said she wants to “look into the face of a country built on the bodies of Black folks as more than 400 years of rage and a balance long overdue bites it on its a**, paints a yellow brick road into Black Lives Matter plazas, topples its long-held beliefs, monuments, and Confederate flags.”
[Fact check: America wasn’t “built on the bodies of black folks.” All races built our country and all have made contributions to its greatness.]
When she was asked, “How does this moment feel different and why,” Ocasio-Cortez told the magazine that “people are really discovering their own power in a broader sense that we have not seen in a very long time” and mentioned the actions “in the street.”
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