“Tens of thousands” of fraudulent Clinton votes found in Ohio warehouse

The presumptive Democratic nominee has weighed in on the gorilla saga that has gripped the nation in the past week, and she has introduced racism into the debate.

Over the weekend, a silverback gorilla named Harambe was shot and killed by a Cincinnati zoo-keeper after a young child fell into the animal’s enclosure.  Since then, a lively debate has emerged on social media over whether or not the zoo was correct in putting the gorilla down.

On Thursday, while campaigning in California, former Secretary of State and presumptive Democratic nominee for President weighed in on the debate.  After being asked for her thoughts on the situation, Hillary Clinton took the opportunity to frame the question into the larger debate over police violence and racial tension in America.

“I will tell you one thing,” Clinton said to a group of reporters.  “If that gorilla was white, this situation would have ended differently.  This was another senseless act of violence that spawned from prejudicial views about skin color.”

“Trayvon Martin, Freddie Gray, Michael Brown — now you can add Harambe to that list,” Clinton continued.

“Another life has been ended because people reacted quickly and let their prejudices overtake their capacity for logical thought.”

The Trump campaign has not yet responded to Clinton’s comments, but a representative from Black Lives Matter applauded what they called Clinton’s “courageous stand against injustice.”

Tommy Monk wrote:I don't know where these 'pics' have come from originally... or what for...


But they are clearly bogus... and in my opinion... have been put together by someone on a computer with photo editing software...


The van shown in picture is not the same one as is listed against the registration number here in uk either...

Ben Reilly wrote:The point is, the photos are clearly not from Ohio. The link in my post above shows it as part of a collection of photos from election day in Birmingham, England, posted in 2015.

Even if Tommy thinks they're not really from that election, I think even he would have to concede that they were posted over a year ago, on a British website, in conjunction with a British election, and thus have nothing to do with anything going on recently in Ohio.

The Devil, You Know wrote:

Ben Reilly wrote:The point is, the photos are clearly not from Ohio. The link in my post above shows it as part of a collection of photos from election day in Birmingham, England, posted in 2015.

Even if Tommy thinks they're not really from that election, I think even he would have to concede that they were posted over a year ago, on a British website, in conjunction with a British election, and thus have nothing to do with anything going on recently in Ohio.

I'm not sure the article suggested that was a picture of the actual ballot boxes. for a start it is a truck not a warehouse

Prince, shown here, poses with his find, as election officials investigate.