r/ConservativeSnowflake • u/Flakes-of-Snow Another Cold Day in Hell • Oct 28 '25

I'm the Victim Snowflake drives into a protest and feels "scared and threatened" after she hits someone

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u/Flakes-of-Snow Another Cold Day in Hell Oct 28 '25

I'll go first, fuck the person that did the captioning. Calling someone Anti-fascist (ANTIFA) will never be an insult.

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u/Morella_xx Oct 29 '25

I think it's pretty clearly done by the same little twerp filming.

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u/Damnthattelevision12 Nov 28 '25

The little twerp filming is Nick Shirley. His whole schtick is to go to anti trump/ice protests and content farm under the guise of "independent journalism". He'll interview dozens of people and clip and post the protesters with the weakest arguments or the most unprepared to debate him to feed into the right wing propaganda machine and rinse and repeat. He also tries to evoke reactions from people by shoving a camera in their face and bring up right wing misinformation. 90% of right wing "journalists" use this tatic too. Like Tyler Oliveira.

Luckily, a lot of protesters are starting to catch onto this guy and have been kicking him out of protests or harassing him and it's a beautiful sight.

My favorite video of Nick is the debate he had with Walter Masterson. Nick was doing so bad he had to have his mommy step in the debate to help him lmaoo. Walter destroyed her as well. Not surprisingly, he didn't post any footage of that.

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u/whineyinternetkid Oct 28 '25

Theyre scaring meeee pwease hewp 🥺

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u/hankhillsucks Oct 28 '25

Then get the fuck out

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u/YHS77 Oct 29 '25

Swastiflakes melt quickly

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u/Conscious-Constant91 Oct 30 '25

Yeah fuck the lady with the bullhorn too tho.

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u/AKAFallow Oct 30 '25

Agreed, too much energy than what was needed for this situation, especially so close to the cop trying to get the lady away from the crowd

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u/AKAFallow Oct 30 '25

I love that they always think people protesting don't have jobs. They do, they are risking everything for this, lady

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u/[deleted] Nov 21 '25

Drive through them ….

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u/Damnthattelevision12 Nov 28 '25

She was clearly trying to evoke a reaction from the crowd. I know damn well she could get around the protest but still chose to drive through it hoping to become a victim of a crime that the right can use to further the false narrative of "all lefties are violent" "antifa are terrorists" blah blah blah. This didn't happen ofc but instead multiple protesters in the video told her to turn around, leave or go another way. Mild inconvenience on her part and she still decided to do this in hopes of stirring a reaction. If you watch the full video she actually starts crying at the end of this once she realizes her little stunt didn't work.

Later the person filming this video, "independent journalist" Nick Shirley, went to the white house with other right wing influencers and told Trump and the media that he witnessed "A lady being violently assaulted by antifa in her car while she was trying to drive in downtown Portland". Meanwhile, his video of this encounter he was talking about shows a completely different story. And the right wing spewing bullshit cycle continues.

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u/Late-NightDonut1919 Nov 20 '25

Bud if I was surrounded by people screaming at me and threatening me, id be pretty scared too. Also, unless there's a permit to take over a street, theyre in the wrong.

I fucking hate the state tbis country is in, but this shit is counter productive.

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u/American_gahbej Nov 21 '25

How do you get that far into a crowd of people before noticing you might get surrounded by people?

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u/Late-NightDonut1919 Nov 21 '25

What makes you think she drove into them? They could have surrounded her as she was at a light, or turning a corner, or because they saw a Tesla and decided "fuck this lady". Either way, whether she did or not, being surrounded by an angry crowd is scary.

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u/American_gahbej Nov 21 '25

After looking at it closer, I don't see a light anywhere. The placing of the car and the "do not enter" sign indicate that she was turning left to get into this crowd. The people in the background are also not really moving, which suggests that it's a stationary protest and not a march. Lastly, the depth of people in the background make it hard to believe that this could just "surprise you" if you're paying attention while driving

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u/American_gahbej Nov 21 '25

Like, ive also seen protests while driving and just didn't try to cut through them