A mayor in the state of Washington blew up an LGBTQ activist, when he described the city’s disappearance in a war prisoner/action flag, which was an action flag as an “political stunt” during the public comment part of the city council meeting on Tuesday.
Exchange mayor Robert Clarke and a woman had the end of the Nucle City Council meeting, whose first name is Jane. Nuclea is a suburb of Seattle.
Clarke was the first to speak Jane after opening the floor for public remarks, and said that she hoped that the Mayor would “support Pride Flag” in the announcement this year as she has a “new-found appreciation” for the flag besides the American flag.
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Newcastle Mayor Robert Clarke blew on an LGBTQ activist, who said that flying the pav/mia flag on the city hall is a “political stunt” that does not want to do the flag of pride. (Shannon Funny/Getty Images)
She was referring to a vote by the city council last year so that Pride Flag could not be flagged on the city hall during the Pride Month, which was later flipped after public outrage. At that time, Clarke told the local outlet Como that if the proud flag was about to blow, everyone’s flag had to be blowing up.
Clarke said, “Do you want a Hamas flag above the city of Newcastle? Or a Maga flag? How about the flag of Trump or an anterfa flag? We are not going there,” said Clarke. “Everyone is equally represented by the American flag.”
Jane said that when she is “very much in support” of veterans, pows and mias, she thinks that blowing the Pow/Mia flag “is a political stunt 100 days a year.”
Jane then began comparing the population of American Pows or MIAS, in which the Americans come under the LGBTQ community, suggests that Pride Flag represents more people.
“My research suggests that there are 82,000 Americans who are registered as pows or mias, which is tyrannical and terrible, and it should never be with any American, but 20 million is the minimum LGBTQ member,” he said.
A LGBTQ worker, Gane M., Newcastle Mayor Robert Clarke is called “disgusting” to blow up a power/mia flag, after saying that no other flags will be flew over the city hall other than the US flag. (City of Newcastle/YouTube)
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He then accused the members of the council of being hypocritical and the city hall of completing special interests to blow up a Pow/MIA flag, not a proud flag.
“I think your approach to try to dodge people to blow up the flag of pride in June is really disgusting by ensuring that the Pow/Mia flag was blowing up. Again, it is not fair in any way, and I think you should be ashamed. I am sure,” I am definitely, “Jane said that I said before I shut down. ,
His comments set fire to the mayor, who said that he usually does not respond to public remarks, but he “will not sit here and someone told me that the veterans are a political stunts.”
Some of the audience can be heard clapping because Clarke fired back at the woman, “How did you dare?”
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The city of Mayor Robert Clarke, Mayor of Newcastle, stated that a woman had “urination” after a woman did not want a proud flag to fly after flying in the city hall after her “worry”. (City of Newcastle/YouTube)
Clarke said, “This country was established because the veterans lost their lives. Hundreds of thousands of people were killed for this country so that you could fly your pride flag.”
He apologized for “urination” and “out of line”, but warned him to “Never dislike veterans in my presence.”
He said, “Those 82,000 people who never came home will never get a chance to have a family or grow up, while you can blow your flag of pride.” “He sacrificed his life around the world for America and worldwide for independence.”
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The Mayor appeared to know about Jane’s opinion, stating that he tolerates “his comments” despite being “always” and “complaint”. ,
“I tolerate it, because you know, you probably can’t help yourself, but never dislike veterans in front of me,” he said that someone in the audience can be heard trying to talk back.
“Never dislike veterans in front of me,” Clarke repeated.
“And we’re,” he said before opening the floor for the next speaker.
