Banned for Freedom of Speech:

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For those who know me, you know The Lookout was my community. It was the place I felt safe going out alone at night, where I celebrated getting my citizenship and had the whole bar singing "I'm Proud to Be an American," and where I organized appreciation parties for the staff and regulars—including the very manager who just banned me. I used my free speech to wear my MAGA merch, bridge the gap, and have fun dialogue where we can all agree on loving this country even if we don't agree on Trump.

But on Saturday, October 24th, I found out I’ve been 86'd. It was completely preemptive. Management had already decided to exile me, using a reason that is complete bullshit and wrong on all levels.

The pretext? On Friday night, someone jokingly called me a neo-Nazi for supporting Trump. I laughed it off and engaged in an open dialogue about historical narratives, specifically questioning if Hitler could have been the fall guy for all those horrible things. I didn't deny the Holocaust, and I didn't say anyone deserved to die. I simply questioned history, because we get lied to every single day about what is happening right now.

When I tried to explain the actual context to the bar manager, she completely gaslit me. She claimed I was escalating the situation just for defending myself, proving her mind was made up before we even sat down. She told me my words made her Jewish staff feel "unsafe," despite the fact that I’ve gone there for years without a single warning or incident.

Since when do we police free speech, especially when people are drinking at a bar in America? It is entirely un-American to shut down speech just because it makes someone uncomfortable. The responsibility should be on the individual to keep an open mind and engage in dialogue. The Revolutionary War was planned in taverns through open, unfiltered conversations. If you are uncomfortable with a conversation, don't engage, or just say something to me directly! If someone had told me, "Hey, that makes me uncomfortable," I would have immediately apologized. But going behind my back to enforce a permanent ban is outrageous. If I demanded a ban every time a man made me uncomfortable at that bar, they would laugh.

When I called the manager out for being un-American, she told me she felt sad for me because I was not American. Her privilege is showing so hard it's ridiculous. She claims to be defending her staff, but she is actively silencing an immigrant woman who grew up without a voice in Tanzania. I spent years going to this bar because I believed it was a safe, pro-free speech establishment. The fact that she views herself as a champion for the oppressed just exposes her bias. She thinks she is operating on white privilege when she actually has American privilege, and she has absolutely no clue. How crazy is it that a white liberal bar manager kicks out a patriotic woman of color, an immigrant, and an African American over free speech? It makes zero sense.

The world needs to know how quickly the left turns into intolerant bullies the second your opinions hurt their feelings. If they can't completely shut you down, they'll kick you out and silence you that way. I refuse to give this manager a platform by naming her on my website, but people know who she is. Not one single person is surprised that she's on a power trip just because she hates my politics. She is already spreading false narratives, because that's exactly what they do—they misrepresent the truth.

The bottom line is this: even if The Lookout tried to fix this, I would never step foot in that bar again. This ban was a long time coming. The manager hates my political views and was just chomping at the bit for an excuse to get me out. It has zero to do with anything else. I suppose the owner stands by the decision too, because he hasn't reached out to me at all. Clearly, the manager represents the establishment, and this is how they choose to run it. I do not feel safe there anymore. A management team that will lie about you and exile you over hurt feelings is completely untrustworthy.

Over the years, the time I spent at The Lookout brought it a ton of exposure, especially since my mission and my website are seen all over the world. I am moving on. While I won't miss the venue, I know they will miss my vibes and regret being so harsh. When the world knows my name, they're also going to know how un-American The Lookout truly is.

P.S. The joke is on the liberal, fugly ass, virtue signaling, retarded bar manager, because I’m going to wear this 86 like a badge of honor and SHE is going down in history as the MOST UN-AMERICAN CUNT on Earth!