US Marine With No Legs BRUTALLY Attacked By Black Lives Matter THUGS!

When Colin Kaepernick of the San Francisco 49ers would not stand for the National Anthem in protest of America and police brutality, and in support of Black Lives Matter, a number of military veterans who were injured fighting for America stepped forward. One of them was Marine Staff Sergeant (Ret.) Joey Jones. He tweeted to Kaepernick that he would stand with enough pride for both of them for the National Anthem. For that, Black Lives Matter activists viciously attacked him. Asshats.

From Fury News:

Staff Sergeant (Ret.) Joey Jones, USMC EOD, had his life forever change on August 6, 2010 while serving a tour in Iraq. Jones stepped on and initiated an IED losing both of his legs aboveWARSAW, Poland (AP) — A new exhibition opened Friday in Warsaw that looks at how 1968, a year of youthful rebellion across much of Europe and America, played out behind the Iron Curtain in Poland.

In the West, young people protested the U.S. war in Vietnam, imperialism, sexism and racism, escalating social conflicts that eventually brought revolutionary change and emancipation to many.

But in communist Eastern Europe, yearnings for freedom and openness were crushed, not only in the Soviet-led invasion of Czechoslovakia of 1968, but also by a hard-line regime in Poland that cracked down on students protesting censorship and that persecuted Jews.

It would take Eastern Europeans 21 more years — until 1989 — to finally celebrate the crumbling of oppressive regimes that had spied on its citizens, restricted their