Arizona state Sen. Wendy Rogers opposes free speech for 'satanic demons'

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We are fortunate to have reporters like Nick Martin, editor and writer of The Informant, a publication dedicated to keeping track of the many hate-filled extremists who wreak havoc on the land.

Martin is willing to dive into the bowels of the internet in order to find and expose those who are repulsive and noxious.

Wendy Rogers is an Arizona state senator.

Rogers was censured by the Arizona Senate for giving a speech at a white nationalist conference calling for public hangings and for her ugly social media attacks on Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

She claimed at the time that it was an attack on her free speech.

And still doesn't.

Freedom to spew hateful attacks

The fact that you can publicly complain about an attack on your free speech is proof that you still have free speech.

She continued on with her rant. And continues to rant. Contributions who share her beliefs are drawn.

Rogers posted on the right-wing extremists' social media site Telegram, which was founded by a Russian billionaire.

Rogers wrote.

Freedom of Speech is a human right. The rights that make up the essence of humanity are at stake.

And followed it.

The vile satanic demons who post pictures and videos on my channel have a special place in hell. Get behind Satan!

Rogers apparently deleted the posts that she found to bewicked.

Why?

Is free speech not free to everyone, even vile satanic demons, if Rogers believes it is granted by God?

Rogers will never understand the concept of free speech because she only wants it to be free for those she agrees with.

It is actually about the opposite.

Tolerance for the foul-smelling

Free speech means allowing speech that is foul-smelling and vile.

Rogers was allowed to call the white nationalists at the America First Political Action Conference in Florida.

As she did.

She was free to express her love for the group, which was led by a racist, anti-Semitic leader.

Rogers was free to tell her legislative colleagues, as she did, that she would destroy their careers if they continued to gaslight her because of her race.

She could call fellow communists as she pleased.

She was free to call Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, who was a globalist puppet for the Clintons.

Another gem from Rogers.

Shutting down those inner demons

Her free speech has not been affected by the censure she received.

The U.S. government can't punish someone for their speech.

Rogers appears to be dealing with all manner of frightening inner demons, which makes him the only person who appears to be imposing limits on free speech.

Does not want to hear what they have to say.

Montini can be reached at ed.montini@arizonarepublic.com.

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