Just for fun — watch furious Hillary Clinton get heckled by a protester



Hillary Clinton has had more than her fair share of acquaintances mysteriously disappear, and now the internet is ablaze with hope that a recent heckler of hers doesn’t meet the same fate.

While the former Democratic presidential candidate was speaking on a panel at Columbia University’s “Making Human Rights Come Alive: The UDHR at 75” event, a protester made it known he wasn’t happy with her or Joe Biden.

And Hillary was furious.

The protester refused to stop demanding that Hillary comment on what he called President Biden’s “warmongering” Oval Office speech, which was in favor of funding military efforts in Israel and Ukraine.

“President Joe Biden is calling for $100 billion of funding for Israel, Taiwan, and Ukraine, and we’re supposed to just bundle these together and pretend like we’re going to rush to World War III, and we’re all just gonna let Hillary Rodham Clinton sit here and —" the protester shouted before Clinton angrily interjected.

Clinton claimed she would wait for the protester afterward if he wanted to have a conversation, to which he responded, “OK, right, you’re going to wait for me? Please, I do not believe you.”

He then told Clinton he was exercising his right to free speech, to which she retorted, “But it’s not free speech when you’re disrupting everybody else’s opportunity to speak.”

The crowd applauded as he left.

Chad Prather is not impressed with Clinton’s reaction.

“You can hear her crusty v** just drying up even further, dude. I mean, like, she’s pissed, she’s ready to suicide somebody,” Prather jokes.

Comedian JP Sears joins in, adding, “If someone hasn’t been following what’s going on, she is not an elected leader; therefore she has a lot of authority, but I’m excited for her idea to be implemented of deprogramming Trump supporters.”

“I’m at the top of the list,” he continues, “I’m excited for it.”


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Christian middle school assignment about homosexuality prompts backlash



A homework assignment from a Christian middle school in Kentucky has received backlash across the internet.

What are the details?

The assignment — a letter to a homosexual friend — implores its hypothetically gay receiver to reconsider their sexuality.

The Christian Academy of Louisville encouraged students to write a letter to a fictional student who was "struggling with homosexuality."

A portion of the assignment shared on Twitter advised students to include the notion that "God's design for them is good" and that homosexuality is not the answer. The assignment also encouraged students to tell the fictional student "you love them even though you don't approve of their lifestyle.

"Assume that you have known this friend since kindergarten, that you go to the same church, and that you have been pretty good friends over the years until now," the assignment explained. "The aim of your letter should be to lovingly and compassionately speak truth to the person you're talking to in a way that does not approve of any sin. Instead, TRY TO PERSUADE THEM OF THE GOODNESS OF GOD'S DESIGN for them."

One social media user lambasted the assignment, writing, "I am not a doxxing/canceling advocate but am curious as to if limited to a single teacher and that teacher's ideology or endorsed by school. Private schools aren't immune from from [sic] legal action."

Modern day education assignment at Christian Academy of Louisville. Middle school. Write a letter to your homosexual friend explaining why it\u2019s wrong. Shameful. #stopthehatepic.twitter.com/UdgXv3FEBA
— JP Davis (@JP Davis) 1652452901

What else is there to know about this?

Christian Academy School System Superintendent Darin Long confirmed the assignment in a statement to Newsweek.

"This particular assignment, in context, was how a person could discuss homosexuality with a friend from a biblical perspective with compassion and love," Long said in his statement. "This hypothetical friend conversation was for our students to review the class discussions and their perspectives on the subject. Moving forward, we will review this assignment to ensure there is clarity in its purpose and language."

He added that all of his teachers are "content with a biblical worldview."

"We believe that all individuals are created in the image of God and therefore should be treated with compassion, respect, dignity, and love at all times even in disagreement," Long stated.