EVERY DEMOCRAT who claims the Trump assassination attempt was a HOAX should be sued for a BILLION DOLLARS by the family who lost their loved one at the infamous rally

Alex Jones of InfoWars was sued for nearly $1 billion for simply claiming that he thought the Sandy Hook massacre was a hoax (fake or staged). Now, millions of Democrats across the country are claiming that the Trump assassination attempt was staged. So, they think it’s fake, but what about the innocent human being who got shot and killed? What about the emotional trauma that family is suffering? Shouldn’t they too be compensated millions and millions of dollars by the conspiracy theorists who claim it was all staged? Let’s be consistent here with the laws and lawfare in America. That would only be fair and just, right?

Corey Comperatore was the firefighter who got killed by gunfire instead of Trump at the rally, so now the Comperatore family should sue every Democrat claiming hoax

There are many questions still unanswered about the Trump assassination attempt, but one thing is FOR SURE; people died there, including an innocent rally-goer who was a firefighter, a husband and a father of two girls. Over a decade ago, in 2012, there was an alleged mass shooting at Sandy Hook elementary school, where the official narrative was that many schoolchildren died.

Sandy Hook videos went viral afterward, where the coroner said very strange things, there was NO security footage of the event (even though the school had just installed a top-notch system that year) and several actors were outed for pretending they were swat members, or that they helped the children hide at their home, hundreds of people immediately after the shooting kept walking in circles all around the school and through it, and the whole narrative was missing major factoids.

Well, Alex Jones, the famous voice of Info Wars and Prison Planet, used his first amendment right to question the story, claiming the whole mass shooting could have been a hoax, and guess what? A Connecticut jury ordered Alex Jones to pay close to a $1 billion to Sandy Hook families for being a conspiracy theorist who caused them emotional trauma.

About 30 million Democrats owe Comperatore family hundreds of millions of dollars in emotional damages for calling the Trump assassination attempt a hoax

So, Democrats with Trump Derangement Syndrome, you’re calling the assassination attempt in Pennsylvania a hoax, right? That’s what you posted all over social media, and heard the pundits and talk show hosts all dogmatically conversing about?

You know, the media and the courts called Alex Jones a “reckless purveyor of conspiracy theories,” and now the victims’ families, the liberal tech giants and the courts have bankrupted him, censored him, shut down his world-famous shows, banned him from all social media, closed his accounts and will most likely keep persecuting and prosecuting him until they can get him in a prison, where he would surely be suicided (murdered to make it look like a suicide).

You don’t have to be a Trump supporter or an independent news journalist to be sued for millions of dollars for emotional damage to murder victims’ families after mass shootings occur and you “deny” they really happened. Because Alex Jones called the Sandy Hook shooting a hoax, he was removed from the platforms of YouTube, Fakebook (which is ironically fake itself), Apple, Spotify, and Twitter (now X), saying Jones violated their policies against “harmful content.”

Guess what Democrats, you are all guilty of the same now, and court cases throughout history are well-known for citing former similar cases to convict those accused of similar crimes. Get your checkbook, retirement account and deed to your house ready, as you are most likely to be sued for defamation, emotional trauma and “harmful content” splattered all over social media. Trump’s FBI may be knocking on YOUR door come January 2025.

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Sources for this article include:

NaturalNews.com

TexasTribune.org