Poor AOC Is Once Again The Victim Of White Supremacist Violence

If Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez didn’t have victimhood, she’d have nothing. Or maybe it’s because she has nothing, she needs to be the victim. Whatever the case, she is once again crying that the white supremacists have target her for violence. In the real world, this means someone made fun of her and she’s sad.

Yesterday we told you about a video released by Arizona Republican Rep. Paul Goar in which he superimposed his head over an anime cartoon. In this video, Gosar slays a giant AOC and goes flying at Joe Biden with 2 swords.

The point of the video was to show that Gosar was standing up to the democrats over their disastrous immigration and border polices. That point was lost on democrats who see this a “death fantasy” and violence against Biden and AOC.

Speaking of which:

That’s too much victimization for one woc to bear.

In the video, Paul goes after AOC and Biden, who is the whitest white guy of all time. How is that white supremacy? I guess if electing a black woman as the Lt. Governor of Virginia is racist, then standing up to Biden’s immigration policies is white supremacy.

We’ve all heard AOC bitch about being the victim of white supremacy before, but this time it comes with a twist. She called out Gosar over his physical characteristics, saying he’s a “collection of wet toothpicks” who is so weak he can’t open a jar of pickles. She’s challenging him to a fist fight.

If Gosar said AOC was a noodle-armed sissy girl, she would take that as a threat of violence. She would cry that he was threatening to beat her up, so that’s what she’s doing to him.

For the record, Gosar is kind of skinny but I believe he could wipe the floor with AOC. She’s not a perpetual victim because she can defend herself.

AOC refers to herself as an empowered woman of color, but all she ever does is complain about how everyone is picking on her. This is not empowerment, it’s en-cower-ment. Fishing for sympathy isn’t a sign of strength, it’s literally the weakest personal trait possible.