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V/A [INTERNATIONAL ELECTRONIC MUSIC ASSOCIATION]
"I.E.M.A. collective Tape #1"
(cassette. [self-released]. 1981) [US]
Talk about being the kind of person Mr. Rogers knew you could be. Protect this man at all costs.
“I know they don’t have electricity. No restaurants. No running water. I just figured I would do what I could do. So I showed up with some food and some water.”
Mr. Jim Finch, everyone. 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿
Funny how the “America first,” “all lives matter,” self-proclaimed “patriots” are nowhere to be seen.
Can you image if Jim Finch showed up to “help” 🙄 in Mayfield, like Kyle Rittenhouse did in Kenosha?
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Ha! That’s funny.
The difference is, Jim Finch truly wanted to help people. Jim Finch didn’t want an excuse to murder people, so he showed up with things that would actually help. Food, water and a lot of compassion. It was an altruistic, selfless act. And let’s face facts, if Mr. Finch showed up brandishing an AR-15, in Mayfield or Kenosha, the police would have said that they “felt threatened” and immediately shot him dead.
One is a Good Samaritan who genuinely wanted to help people, and the other is a white supremacist, gun nut who was filmed saying he wanted to shoot people, before going to Kenosha to fulfill his violent fantasies.
The difference between Jim Finch and Kyle Rittenhouse is quite literally Black and white.
A man is doing his part to help people affected by the tornadoes that ripped through the South and Midwest over the weekend.