Philadelphia DA confronted by Republican activist at park, slams ‘fascist’ Trump

Larry Krasner’s progressive lawyer Larry Krasner started screaming when a young Republican activist in a local garden faced a video that has been gone since.

“Donald Trump is fascist,” Krasner said during the confrontation. When you ask to clarify what he intended to note, Krasner instead made him happy and continued to do Terse.

“You are non -American, Frank. You are non -American,” he repeated the video. “You are hostile to the MEK.”

“I reside in this city is interested in public safety. Why do you call me Un-american?” The man behind the camera answered.

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“Because you support people who support hatred,” Krasner replied. “You do not understand what it means to be a fascist, and what people do like Adolf Hitler, and how to spread hatred, which is, frankly, the people who like it, makes us closer to that.”

Then Krasner became personally, saying that Scales “was 22 years old and he knows nothing [about what] He talks about “SCALES port”, Durg Philly, “Fake and non -existent”.

It is not clear whether the standards know early that Krasner will be in the garden or whether the confrontation was the result of a chance.

During the meeting, Krasner referred to an incident that disrupted a meeting in the city.

On September 16, the standards participated in what the WCAU port described as a “brief disorder” during the municipal hall of the Kasner Krasner holding in the Church of Salt and Life.

This was part of a series of talks planned by the provincial lawyer to discuss with the public the possibility of President Donald Trump, the National Guard in Philadelphia, as it was in Washington, DC and Los Angeles, WPVI-TV said.

Philadelphia County Lawyer Larry Krasner speaks at a press conference in Philadelphia, on January 31, 2022. (AP Photo/Matt Rourke, File)

The Trump administration has not yet announced plans to deploy the National Guard in Philadelphia. However, Pennsylvania governor Josh Shapiro said earlier this month that the state was “ready” to respond if Trump was sending forces.

“I can tell you that we are ready,” said Shapiro, according to WPVI. “We are ready if they tried to spread the National Guard against my will in any society throughout Pennsylvania.”

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“The fascists will be fascists. What can I say?” Krasner said in the city hall, according to WCAU. Then the garbage continued, “The Legislative Council in Pennsylvania and its members of Maga,” according to the port.

“The main hypothesis of the United States is that all people have been created equally. It is a profound belief in equality,” Krasner added. “These people do not believe in equality at all. They do not believe in equality between people. They do not believe in gender equality. They hate women exactly as in the case of race. These are the people who agree with Adolf Hitler.”

At that moment, the standards stood up and screaming, “lying!” Then he added: “People like you are responsible for the death of Charlie Kerk. Stop calling them the fascists,” according to Wcau.

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Philadelphia lawyer Larry Krasner in Philadelphia speaks on January 11, 2024. (AP Photo/Matt Rourke)

Scales talked about the accident in a video clip on X, saying that the meeting did not attend with the intention of disrupting the provincial lawyer. Only after he was told that the questions in the city hall must be written on the cards “so that they can be examined and read by a supervisor” that this decided that the event was no more than a “propaganda trick.”

Two days later, on September 18, Scales tried to attend one of the halls of the town of Krasner but claimed that it refused to enter.

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On Thursday, Krasner, a Trump critic, urged officials to condemn the alleged politicization of the Ministry of Justice, and compare it to Watergate.

“Justice requires presence and neutrality in order to work effectively,” Krasner said in a statement. ” “I invite other elected officials to speak, especially local and local prosecutors, against this terrible politicization of the Ministry of Justice. The constant attack on our democracy by the Trump administration is not normal and must be called in every opportunity.”

Fox News Digital Contact Scales and Krasner to comment.