#WalkAway Founder Denied Service At A Camera Store

I can’t say I’m surprised by this.

#WalkAway founder Brandon Straka appeared on “Justice with Judge Jeanine” and said that he was actually denied service at a camera shop in NYC because of who he is and what he believes in. The salesman apparently recognized him as the founder of the #WalkAway campaign and asked, “Are you planning to use this equipment for alt-right purposes?”

The salesman ultimately denied him service.

"Ultimately ,particularly for minorities in America, racial minorities, LGBT people, I want them to become aware that the Democrats actually don’t support them.They are actually using them and they are actually manipulating their fears and concerns.. " – @usminority pic.twitter.com/KdRX3h09wZ

— Jeanine Pirro (@JudgeJeanine) July 8, 2018

Straka said following his encounter at the electronics store, he started “shaking” because he hadn’t experienced negative backlash like that before.

“It took my breath away,” he said.

He added that he was scared due to the fact that the store had his personal information.

“Now I don’t know what’s going to happen next,” Straka said.

Judge Jeanine Pirro told Straka that he’s experiencing the kind of backlash that many Republicans have seen by the left.

Straka also commended conservatives for how “forgiving” they are in response to attacks by the left.

“It’s two completely different worlds,” he said.

Yep. It sure is.

h/t Fox News Insider