[GUEST ACCESS MODE: Data is scrambled or limited to provide examples. Make requests using your API key to unlock full data. Check https://lunarcrush.ai/auth for authentication information.]  🇺🇸 & 🔥 [@FlagAndFire](/creator/twitter/FlagAndFire) on x 1409 followers Created: 2025-07-27 20:56:43 UTC I know everyone has already written about downtown Cincinnati, Friday night-where a woman was knocked out cold—punched in the face and slammed to the pavement while a mob watched, laughed, filmed, and did nothing. But, Cincinnati is my town. Born and raised. Contrary to what you might think, we don't have many race problems here. When we have, IMHO it was caused by outsiders who were trying to drive a political agenda. Again IMHO, that's what is happening again. The Cincinnati Jazz Festival's first of X nights was that night. Attended by 80,000, with an estimated XX% from out of town. At the same time the Reds were playing the Tampa Rays only X blocks away. Mix that with a hot humid night, tempers will be short. People lose their moral compass when part of a herd. 💣🧨💣🧨💣 The fuses are already lit and it's just a matter of time before a bomb goes off. I've already heard where White Supremacists started everything. If they did. They were also from out of town. No one has ever tried to recruit me to be a White Supremacist in Cincinnati. This isn’t a crime problem. It’s a culture problem. This is what happens when you strip society of truth, decency, and consequences. When you glorify victimhood and vilify order. When the herd decides that cruelty is power and silence is virtue. It’s not just lawlessness—it’s rot. Moral, spiritual, and cultural rot. And while the city burns, your leaders will hold a press conference about “equity” and blame the budget. Keep telling yourself this is normal. Keep pretending it's just another Friday night. Because clearly, you are the problem—not the guy who sucker-punched a woman on camera. Now go light a candle and paint another street slogan in front of City Hall. That’ll fix it.  XXXXXX engagements  **Related Topics** [mob](/topic/mob) [Post Link](https://x.com/FlagAndFire/status/1949574694228644202)
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Created: 2025-07-27 20:56:43 UTC
I know everyone has already written about downtown Cincinnati, Friday night-where a woman was knocked out cold—punched in the face and slammed to the pavement while a mob watched, laughed, filmed, and did nothing.
But, Cincinnati is my town. Born and raised. Contrary to what you might think, we don't have many race problems here.
When we have, IMHO it was caused by outsiders who were trying to drive a political agenda.
Again IMHO, that's what is happening again.
The Cincinnati Jazz Festival's first of X nights was that night. Attended by 80,000, with an estimated XX% from out of town. At the same time the Reds were playing the Tampa Rays only X blocks away.
Mix that with a hot humid night, tempers will be short. People lose their moral compass when part of a herd.
💣🧨💣🧨💣 The fuses are already lit and it's just a matter of time before a bomb goes off.
I've already heard where White Supremacists started everything. If they did. They were also from out of town.
No one has ever tried to recruit me to be a White Supremacist in Cincinnati.
This isn’t a crime problem. It’s a culture problem.
This is what happens when you strip society of truth, decency, and consequences.
When you glorify victimhood and vilify order.
When the herd decides that cruelty is power and silence is virtue.
It’s not just lawlessness—it’s rot. Moral, spiritual, and cultural rot.
And while the city burns, your leaders will hold a press conference about “equity” and blame the budget.
Keep telling yourself this is normal. Keep pretending it's just another Friday night.
Because clearly, you are the problem—not the guy who sucker-punched a woman on camera.
Now go light a candle and paint another street slogan in front of City Hall.
That’ll fix it.
XXXXXX engagements
Related Topics mob