Changes

Following the shooting death of career criminal and [[gangbanger]] Daunte Wright in Brooklyn Center, Minnesota on April 11, 2021 after he attempted to resist arrest and flee the scene when he was arrested on outstanding warrants at a traffic stop,<ref>[https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2021/04/developing-blm-crowd-gathers-minneapolis-scene-officer-involved-shooting-threaten-doxx-cops-target-families-video/ DEVELOPING: BLM Crowd Gathers in Minneapolis at Scene of Officer-Involved Shooting – Threaten to Doxx Cops, Target Their Families (VIDEO)] at the Gateway Pundit</ref> Tlaib posted a Twitter post where she openly sided with Black Lives Matter criminals who instigated riots in the city when word of Wright's death came out, falsely called the police "racist", called for complete anarchy and insanely demanded the abolition of all police departments and prisons.<ref>[https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2021/04/squad-leader-rashida-tlaib-calls-complete-anarchy-demands-no-police-prisons-following-daunte-wrights-death/ Squad Leader Rashida Tlaib Calls for COMPLETE ANARCHY – Demands NO MORE POLICE OR PRISONS Following Daunte Wright’s Death] at the Gateway Pundit</ref>  Tlaib was heavily criticized by other Twitter posters following her inflammatory post, with many correctly pointing out the foolishness of her demands while some pointed out that Wright, whom Tlaib was defending in her tweet, was wanted for illegal possession of a weapon and had other outstanding warrants at the time of his traffic stop arrest, and others called Tlaib out for both inciting violence (which is illegal under federal law) and for her hypocrisy in demanding abolition of the police while she is surrounded and protected by Capitol Police officers; even [[Ted Cruz]] weighed in and criticized Tlaib for her irresponsible comments.<ref>[https://twitter.com/tedcruz/status/1381798796988940289 Ted Cruz: "Insane.  “No more policing”]  It doesn’t get more explicit than this that Democrats want to abolish the police" at Twitter</ref>

Following the shooting death of career criminal and [[gangbanger]] Daunte Wright in Brooklyn Center, Minnesota on April 11, 2021 after he attempted to resist arrest and flee the scene when he was arrested on outstanding warrants at a traffic stop,<ref>[https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2021/04/developing-blm-crowd-gathers-minneapolis-scene-officer-involved-shooting-threaten-doxx-cops-target-families-video/ DEVELOPING: BLM Crowd Gathers in Minneapolis at Scene of Officer-Involved Shooting – Threaten to Doxx Cops, Target Their Families (VIDEO)] at the Gateway Pundit</ref> Tlaib posted a Twitter post where she openly sided with Black Lives Matter criminals who instigated riots in the city when word of Wright's death came out, falsely called the police "racist", called for complete anarchy and insanely demanded the abolition of all police departments and prisons.<ref>[https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2021/04/squad-leader-rashida-tlaib-calls-complete-anarchy-demands-no-police-prisons-following-daunte-wrights-death/ Squad Leader Rashida Tlaib Calls for COMPLETE ANARCHY – Demands NO MORE POLICE OR PRISONS Following Daunte Wright’s Death] at the Gateway Pundit</ref>  Tlaib was heavily criticized by other Twitter posters following her inflammatory post, with many correctly pointing out the foolishness of her demands while some pointed out that Wright, whom Tlaib was defending in her tweet, was wanted for illegal possession of a weapon and had other outstanding warrants at the time of his traffic stop arrest, and others called Tlaib out for both inciting violence (which is illegal under federal law) and for her hypocrisy in demanding abolition of the police while she is surrounded and protected by Capitol Police officers; even [[Ted Cruz]] weighed in and criticized Tlaib for her irresponsible comments.<ref>[https://twitter.com/tedcruz/status/1381798796988940289 Ted Cruz: "Insane.  “No more policing”]  It doesn’t get more explicit than this that Democrats want to abolish the police" at Twitter</ref>

==117th Congress: incitement==

==117th Congress==

 

===Incitement===

Yoseph Haddad, a moderate Arab Israeli commentator with 35,000 [[Twitter]] followers remarked, "We have to say the truth! There is a direct connection between the [[hate speech]] and incitement of Rashida Talib and the other politicians in the United States to the antisemitic attacks that we see in the US.<ref>https://twitter.com/YosephHaddad/status/1398857525567623170</ref>

Yoseph Haddad, a moderate Arab Israeli commentator with 35,000 [[Twitter]] followers remarked, "We have to say the truth! There is a direct connection between the [[hate speech]] and incitement of Rashida Talib and the other politicians in the United States to the antisemitic attacks that we see in the US.<ref>https://twitter.com/YosephHaddad/status/1398857525567623170</ref>