A Mayor in Washington Stat on an LGBTQ activist after she described the city that had described the prison of war/missing in action as a “political stunt” during the public commentary part of the municipal council meeting on Tuesday.
The exchange took place at the end of the meeting of the Newcastle city council between Mayor Robert Clark and a woman whose first name is. Newcastle is a suburb of Seattle.
Jen was the first person who spoke after Clark opened the floor for a public comment, and she began to say that the mayor will support the pride flag “in proclamation this year” because he has a “newly found appreciation” for flags next The American flag.
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Mayor of Newcastle Robert Clark blew up on an LGBTQ activist who said that flying the Pow/Mia flag over the town hall is a “political stunt” after he did not want to fly the pride flag. (Shannon Finney/Getty images)
Last year she referred to a mood from the city council to not fly the Pride flag over the town hall during the Pride Month, which was later reversed after public outrage. At the time, Clark told the local exhaust comed that if the Pride flag were flown, the flag of everyone had to be flown.
“Do you want a Hamas flag flying over the city of Newcastle? Or a Maga flag? What about a Trump flag or an Antifa flag? We’re not going there,” Clark said. “Everyone is equally represented by the American flag.”
Said jen while she “is in support” of veterans, prisoners of war and mias, She thinks flying with the POW/MIA flag “is a political stunt 100 days a year.”
Jen then began to compare the population of American prisoners of war or MIAS with how many Americans fall under the LGBTQ community, which suggests that the Pride flag represents more people.
“My research shows that there have been 82,000 Americans who have been registered as prisoners of war or mias, which is horrible and terrible, and it should never happen with an American, but there are (20 million minimal LGBTQ members,” she said.
Jen M., an LGBTQ activist, called Newcastle mayor Robert Clark “Disgusting” for flying a Pow/Mia flag after they have said that no other flags are flown above the town hall next to the American flag. (City of Newcastle/YouTube)
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She then accused the members of the Council of Hypocritical and satisfying special interests by choosing to fly a POW/MIA flag over the town hall and not a pride flag.
“I think your approach to mislead people by having to fly the Pride flag in June by ensuring that the POW/MIA flag has flown is really disgusting. Again, it is in no way impartial, and I think you should be ashamed.
Her comments put a fire under the mayor, who said he usually does not respond to public comments, but he “will not be here and let someone tell that veterans are a political stunt.”
Some in the audience could be heard when Clark shot back on the woman and added: “How do you dare?”
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Mayor of the city of Newcastle Robert Clark said he was “pissed off” after a woman had declared her “concern” about the Pow/Mia flag who flew over the town hall after he did not want to fly proudly flag. (City of Newcastle/YouTube)
“This country was founded because veterans lost their lives. Hundreds of thousands of people died for this country so that you could fly with your pride flag,” Clark said as he looked in her direction.
He apologized for the fact that he was “pissed off” and “out of the row”, but never warned her “veterans disparter in my presence.”
“Those 82,000 people who never came home will never get the chance to have a family or grow up while you can Fly with your pride, “ he said. “They have sacrificed their lives around the world for America and for freedom around the world.”
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The mayor seemed to be aware of the opinions of Jen and stated that he “tolerates” her comments despite the fact that she always “on the attack” and “defamation”.
“I tolerate it because, you know, you probably can’t help yourself, but never discredit veterans for me,” he said when someone in the audience can be heard to talk back.
“Disparage veterans never for me,” Clark repeated.
“And we are ready,” he said before he opened the floor for the next speaker.
