If you’ve been to any #blacklivesmatter protest or supported the movement in any way you’ve exercised your freedom of speech, freedom to assemble, and freedom of press in a free democratic society. “I understand our country is in chaos, because we’re fighting for something worth fighting for. It’s like trying to see straight after riding the tea cups and your head is still spinning it takes a moment to find your footing.” She wrote, “It’s easy to lose perspective when everything around you becomes so chaotic. ”īorth captioned the photo writing, “Her name was Ahsli Babbit #hernamematters.”Ī post shared by Michelle Borth also supported Hong Kong protestors last June as well. The image concluded, “You loss your life fighting for something you believed in, and I’m mourning for you….as a woman, a human being, a sister. My prayers and thoughts go out to all your loved ones.” I don’t know who you are yet my heart aches that you’ve been taken from this world so violently.
It continued, “I know you are loved, and will never be forgotten. Were you a mother, a sister, a spouse? I know your life mattered, despite our striking difference of opinions.” Capitol Police on January 6th.īorth posted an image that reads, “I don’t know your name. Nevertheless, wokies and cancel cultists on Twitter took up the theory that Borth was fired due to an Instagram post about Air Force veteran Ashli Babbit, who was shot and killed by U.S.
Sandberg did not address why Fulton was now playing the superhero version of Mary Marvel or what happened with Michelle Borth.
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