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Jessica Brown
Feb 01, 2017
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In December last year, 14 people were killed and 22 others seriously injured in a mass shooting in San Bernardino, California.
One Twitter user tweeted about Donald Trump's temporary ban on people from seven Muslim-majority countries coming into the US. He said this:
With a #MuslimBan, the San Bernardino shooting would have never happened and 14 people would still be alive. Thank you #President Trump!
With a #MuslimBan, the San Bernardino shooting would have never happened and 14 people would still be alive. Thank… https://t.co/6MGk1vFBZ4— John doe (@John doe) 1485566842
But people didn't let him get away with it:
With a #WhiteBan, 100 million Native Americans would have never been killed and 12.5 million slaves wouldn't have b… https://t.co/PVAexNg189— D’Shai (@D’Shai) 1485620279
With the #WhiteBan the Native Americans and Africans would still have their land— Black Betty White 💕 (@Black Betty White 💕) 1485621418
#whiteban #Muslimban #oneorangemanban We just need a one orange man ban.— ♀️ ᵀᴴᴱ A҉N҉T҉I҉-T҉R҉U҉M҉P҉ (@♀️ ᵀᴴᴱ A҉N҉T҉I҉-T҉R҉U҉M҉P҉) 1485619498
Well, that's awkward.
Renee Wetzel, whose husband was murdered in the San Bernardino attacks, posted to Facebook to denounce Trump's ban:
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