The people who say that Trump is a mentally unstable sexual predator are now planning a demonstration involving hundreds of dildos to protest the pro-Trump group Patriot Prayer. Organizers of the event, called Stop Sending Dildos To Portland, involve Portland area protesters going into Vancouver, WA, in some sort of attempt to reverse-mimic when Vancouver-based Patriot Prayer holds events in downtown Portland.
Patriot Prayer, closely associated with the Proud Boys, is the group behind most of the pro Trump rallies in Portland, which tend to draw out plenty of apparently dildo-fixated antifa counter protesters, who often times show up sporting hammer and sickle USSR flags. Many of the Patriot Prayer members, including organizer Joey Gibson and his right hand man, Tusitala “Tiny” Toese, are from Vancouver, just across the Columbia river from Portland. Fighting inevitably breaks out, and usually antifa gets pounded into the pavement, despite outnumbering the Patriot Prayer and Proud Boy contingent.
Now that antifa is sick of getting their butts kicked, so they’re doing something about it. By protesting with dildos in a Portland suburb.
Antifa supporting Portland Mercury reports:
“It’s going to be something to see,” says Martin Connolly. “Dildos flying all over Vancouver.”
Connolly is the man behind the “Stop Sending Dildos to Portland” march that will take place in Vancouver, Washington, on Saturday, October 27. Conceived on Reddit, the goal of the protest is, as its poster proclaims, “to tell Vancouver we are sick of Patriot Prayer and the other alt-right dildos.”
For Connolly, enough is enough.
“When they go low, we go north… with dildos,” he tells the Mercury.
Unlike rallies by the alt-right, the “Stop Sending Dildos to Portland” march will follow a route that includes a number of brewpubs. To make their point, Connolly says, protesters will scatter dildos throughout Vancouver’s downtown, including “dildos with suction cups” and “dildos on telephone wires.”
“You’d be amazed at how cheap dildos are when you buy them in bulk,” says Connolly.
Participants in the march, along with their dildos, will meet at Esther Short Park (605 Esther, Vancouver) at 2 pm on Saturday, October 27.
And they think this is the best way to appeal to the public and gain sympathy.
