I obviously don’t care about beauty pageants, though I
find it amusing how feminists go apoplectic over these contests. It was
bad enough before Donald Trump dabbled in these events. It reached
insane levels during the 2016 election when Democrats tried to weaponize
former contestants against Trump. Beauty queens would never be the
silver bullet to take him down.
I guess I could see the controversy since most of these ladies have a
reputation for not being the brightest bulbs. Caitlin Upton’s 2007
response to why some Americans can spot their own country on a map is a
prime example. It’s a trainwreck answer. But one Miss America hopeful
said something about the Israel-Hamas war that made more sense than all
the media coverage put together up to this point. It was blunt and
concise: the anti-Israel, pro-Palestine scum who are invading our cities
with their rallies are nothing but jihadists. This incident occurred in
early December (via Newsweek):
Stop telling me what I can’t say. I’m not going to obey.
— Justine Brooke Murray (@Justine_Brooke) December 13, 2023
Loser
records normal woman calling them jihadists, expecting that this she's
supposed to feel guilty for doing so. Also thinks the police are going
to care. https://t.co/4Y7yTWfoYF
— ARDavid (@_ARDavid) December 1, 2023
A
pageant queen with her eyes on the Miss America crown appeared at a
pro-Palestine rally in New York to say the words "jihadists" at the
crowd.
Justine Brooke Murray, a self-labeled "anti-PC pageant
queen," went down to a pro-Palestinian protest at the Rockefeller Center
in New York City on [Nov. 29].
[…]
Freelance reporter
Talia Jane filmed Murray at the rally, calling people "jihadists." When
Jane confronted her to say that the protestors were calling for an "end
to the genocide" in Gaza, Murray reportedly replied "that's not
happening."
Jane shared video of Murray at the protest to X,
formerly Twitter, where it has gone viral with more than 2.1 million
views. The reporter accused Murray of being racist for using the term
"jihadist." Jane then chased Murray away from the protest while shouting
at her. Murray told Newsweek she was not shouting at the protesters,
and some called her b**** and an antisemitic slur.
[…]
Murray
later doubled down on her views on her own X account. "You guys proudly
call for jihad. Own it," she wrote in response to people attacking her
on X.
Murray, who is Jewish, added, “I'm not going to let
antisemites and enemies of Western civilization force me to live in
fear. That's giving them a win.”
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But we’re not allowed to call them what they proudly are. https://t.co/0EnlCt9N4I
— Justine Brooke Murray (@Justine_Brooke) December 19, 2023
The
publication explained the term “jihad” and how 2 percent of the
Palestinian population, which sits at around 14.3 million, identifies as
Christian to provide some spin on the subject. The last one I don’t
get: ‘Not all Palestinians are Muslims, but 98 percent identify as
such,’ is quite the hill to die on in making the argument that this
isn’t a pro-terrorist society. It undoubtedly is, exemplified in the
polling done where support for Hamas and their October 7 attack on
Israel garners over 70 percent approval. A beauty pageant was able to
offer a clear picture of what’s going on in Gaza, unlike the legacy
media outlets at CNN, BBC, and elsewhere who have taken to peddling
pro-Hamas talking points and anti-Israel narratives.
It’s happening again. https://t.co/eLHW2C1Elr
— Justine Brooke Murray (@Justine_Brooke) December 13, 2023
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