Liberals Protest School Shootings–But Take The Side Of The Shooter

In an alleged moment of quiet honoring the transgender gunman who murdered six people, that included three 9-year-old children, in the Nashville church school shooting last week, some lefty demonstrators were seen on camera putting up an additional finger.

What specifics are there?

According to Fox News, the demonstrators in question were among those urging action against gun crime at the Tennessee state Capitol on Thursday.

Some demonstrators held up seven fingers in place of six in the purported moment of silence captured on film.

One of the protesters could be heard shouting, “Every death is a tragedy, y’all! 7 lives!”

It’s standard procedure not to count murderers who passed away while committing the crime as casualties or lives lost.

How did onlookers respond?

Many commenters were incensed at the demonstrators’ display of seven fingers.

Not the Bee questioned, “A moment of silence for the innocent victims as well as the killer. Are these people unadulterated evil or are they just incredibly stupid? I really, really, really hope it’s the latter. Seriously? These individuals are serious? I hate this very much. I am even not sure how to feel about it.”

Others agreed with them:

1. On the aforementioned footage, one Twitter user wrote, “Absolutely disgusting!”
2. A second reviewer called it “sickening.”
3. Another user stated: “Murderers shouldn’t ever be remembered or honored.”
4. Another commenter chimed in, “There were 6 victims and 1 killer. She wasn’t deserving of respect or remembrance.”
5. Another user questioned whether “they would have lifted their hands in support of the deadly shooter at Pulse. NO, he was a murderer. Uvalade? Parkland? Las Vegas? She wasn’t a victim. She was a killer. She was mentally ill,” the speaker said.
6. Another user added, “7 huh? interesting. News alert, professional lefty protesters: The murderer is not included in the victim tally. Morons. Makes them seem very politically impartial, eh?”

“Save our children!” was shouted by protesters as they crowded the stairs outside the state Capitol building, the halls, and the legislative conference rooms on Thursday.

Separate footage from the rally showed demonstrators trying to push past some Tennessee State Troopers. Authorities removed one male activist from the crowd and held him for a short while.