‘One of the things that first started awakening and connecting me in a deep to my indigenous heritage was connecting to the Lakota Sioux at Standing Rock… ‘
(Dmytro “Henry” Aleksandrov, ) In a series of rambling social media posts, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-NY, blamed Congress for rampant corruption, stated men are evil, labeled America a democracy, and claimed to be of indigenous descent.
The first topic AOC discussed was the total corruption of Congress as an institution, noting that it is not limited to Republicans.
“It’s just really wild to be a person that works in a corrupt institution—which is what Congress is—and to try and be a normal person surrounded by so much decay and moral emptiness … is very difficult,” AOC said.
A small moment of truth and common reason disappeared when she started criticizing the American power structure and how bad it is, despite the fact that she is a part of it.
“They are doing everything they can to get you to give up,” she said. “And that’s not just the Republican Party. This is the entire power structure of this country.”
AOC then spread misinformation about what she claimed was the cause of mass shootings in this nation, blaming it on the radicalization of young men, despite the evidence that they are not the only ones responsible.
“We have the radicalization of young men. This is an issue,” AOC claimed. “Young women are not doing this. Young nonbinary people are not doing this. Trans people are not doing this.”
She also blamed social media platforms — specifically, Mark Zuckerberg — and Tucker Carlson for “platforming people” whom mass shooters [meaning, the Buffalo mass shooter] cite in their manifestos, despite the fact that the Buffalo mass shooter never cited Carlson in his manifesto and has stated that he dislikes Fox News, according to RedState.
Then she began to demand that America is a democracy, despite the fact that it is a constitutional republic, according to The Hill.
“It is becoming increasingly difficult for people to defend the stance that we live in a democracy, in a true one,” she said.
In a recent Instagram Q/A, she pulled the “Warren card” and said that meeting “indigenous groups” at the Standing Rock Pipeline protest “awakened her to her indigenous background,” the Daily Mail reported.
“One of the things that first started awakening and connecting me in a deep to my indigenous heritage was connecting to the Lakota Sioux at Standing Rock.”
