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‘You’re next’: Armed St. Louis couple speaks out about what really happened and it doesn’t fit left’s narrative one bit
[BIZPACREVIEW] The armed St. Louis couple who protected their home from a Black Lives Matter invasion said the thugs threatened to kill them and their dog after trespassing on their private property by cutting through an iron gate. Mark McCloskey, 63, and his wife Patricia, 61, said they had no choice but to resort to their Second-Amendment right to self-defense because the police didn’t show up after they frantically called 911 begging for help.The McCloskeys said they only retrieved their guns when they saw that the mob who had trespassed on their property were themselves armed and began threatening to hurt them. "This is all private property. There are no public sidewalks or public streets," McCloskey told KMOV4. "We were told that we would be killed, our home burned and our dog killed. We were all alone facing an angry mob." Mississippi Gov. Defends Armed Couple: ‘Totally Within Their Rights’ [BREITBART] Mississippi Governor Tate Reeves (R) spoke up for the armed couple who stood outside their home to keep protesters away by saying they were "totally within their rights." Reeves used a Facebook post to say: The media is swarming to attack a couple in Missouri for brandishing firearms while telling protestors to leave their property. It’s become a huge national story. Maybe this group had peaceful intent, but the country has seen a ton of violence. The group entered their gate and marched up to their front door. I think these homeowners were totally within their rights (although they might want to work on trigger discipline). Reeves added, "Private property still exists in this country and the 2nd Amendment is not for hunting—it’s for self defense." Breitbart News reported that Mark McCloskey and his wife grabbed guns and stood in front of their home as hundreds of protesters moved through their neighborhood. Related: St. Louis: 2020-06-30 BLM soyboy has negligent discharge at rally St. Louis: 2020-06-29 Couple points guns at protesters who marched to Mayor Krewson's home Sunday St. Louis: 2020-06-19 Facebook takes down ads from Trump re-election campaign for using Nazi hate symbol Related: Tate Reeves: 2020-04-17 Mississippi Mayor Reverses Ban on Drive-in Church Services After DOJ Intervention Tate Reeves: 2019-08-29 Video captures glitching Mississippi voting machines flipping votes Posted by: Fred 2020-07-01 |
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