Candace Owens Calls For U.S. Invasion Of Australia Over COVID-19 Policies
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During a segment on her eponymously named talk program, Owens took a moment to attack the Land Down Under by calling its COVID-19 restrictions “tyranny” and suggesting that the United States invade the nation for reasons we’re still not able to fully determine. Before launching her missive, Owens shared that her husband has family members who shared with him what they’ve endured during the country’s battle with the pandemic. Essentially speaking, Owens believes that the rules put in place by the country’s leaders are heavy-handed and that the mental state of residents is suffering as a result. “I was shocked reading this message and I decided that for this episode I’m just going to read it for verbatim. It’s a list of the Covid rules that Australian citizens are being made to follow. As I read this I want you to close your eyes and imagine that this was your life, and what your mental state would be like if you were being made to abide by these rules,” Owens began. After rattling off the list of rules, including contract tracing, gathering limits, and other necessary measures in making sure that public health is at the forefront, Owens said the unthinkable. “So I’m going to ask those same lecturing politicians and media members a question. When do we deploy troops to Australia? When do we invade Australia and free an oppressed people who are suffering under a totalitarian regime? When do we spend trillions of dollars to spread democracy in Australia?” Owens shared. Yeah, we know.Text “RICKEY” to 71007 to join the Rickey Smiley Morning Show mobile club for exclusive news. (Terms and conditions).
The reactions to Candace Owens’ quip have been cropping up on Twitter and many of them are straight to the gut. We’ll share the best of them below. — Photo: Getty LATEST POSTS:Candace Owens Calls For U.S. Invasion Of Australia Over COVID-19 Policies was originally published on hiphopwired.com
