Posted on Sep 15, 2020
One Johnson County Commissioner’s social media post draws criticism
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In a now deleted Facebook post from his personal page, Commissioner Brown encourages citizens to arm themselves for, “coming war.” Commissioner Brown did not respond to calls and emails for comment on this.
In the lengthy Facebook post, Commissioner Brown lists an increase of violence against police officers, citizens and vandalism as signs that, “war is inevitable.”
Earlier this year, Commissioner Brown was in the spotlight for his stance against stay at home orders and mask wearing.
That’s when the change.org petition calling for the removal of his vice chair position began to circulate. It has since been updated with the latest controversy and is now up to 2,600 signatures.
In the lengthy Facebook post, Commissioner Brown lists an increase of violence against police officers, citizens and vandalism as signs that, “war is inevitable.”
Earlier this year, Commissioner Brown was in the spotlight for his stance against stay at home orders and mask wearing.
That’s when the change.org petition calling for the removal of his vice chair position began to circulate. It has since been updated with the latest controversy and is now up to 2,600 signatures.
One Johnson County Commissioner’s social media post draws criticism
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Chip, the entire world see's this coming. We are one significant clash away. Question is not if, the question is when, and who will start it. We are already at the low intensity conflict stage, with individuals from both sides shooting people. Only a fool does not prepare for this.
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