Speaker 1: I love it. That's oh nasby, Oh gentle my goodness.
Speaker 2: Good morning everyone, Thank you for being here. We know
that there's been a small minority shouting loudly against our Congressman.
He has a message for them and for Fairbew Heights
Congressman Heywood.
Speaker 3: Ladies and gentlemen, distinguished colleagues and honored guests, I stand
before you today to address a matter of profound significance,
the strength and unity of our community. In times of
challenge and change. It is imperative that we come together,
recognizing the diverse tapestry that makes our society vibrant and resilient.
This unity must include every individual, every family, and every
community member, regardless of their background, beliefs, or identities. Fairview
Heights and Inglewood are built on the fundamental principles of equality, respect,
and justice. These principles demand that we embrace and celebrate
the diversity that each person brings to our shared experience.
Among us are individuals who identify as LGBTQIA plus, a
community that has historically faced discrimination and marginalization. Today, I
want to make it unequivocally clear our lgbtqia plus brothers
and sisters are an integral part of our community, deserving
the same rights, respect, and opportunities as anyone else. Inclusion
is not just a lofty ideal, it is a practical necessity.
When we include everyone, we benefit from a wider array
of perspectives, talents, and strengths. Our businesses thrive when they
embrace diversity. Our schools become more vibrant places learning when
every student feels safe and valued. Our neighborhoods grow stronger
when we build connections based on understanding and acceptance. It
is through this lens of inclusivity that we must approach
our policies and acts. We must ensure that our laws
protect every individual from discrimination and hate. We must support
initiatives that promote understanding and acceptance in our schools and workplaces.
And we must stand against any efforts to divide us
based on who we are or whom we love. To
our LGBTQIA plus community members, I say this, you are seen,
you are heard, and you are valued. Your contributions to
our society are immeasurable, and your right to live authentically
and without fear is fundamental. We commit to standing with you,
advocating for you, and ensuring that your rights are protected
and upheld, but words alone are not enough. Us back
our commitment with action. This means passing inclusive legislation, supporting
organizations that advocate for l g B t QIA plus rights,
and fostering a culture of acceptance and love in our
daily lives. It means each of us taking responsibility for
creating an environment where everyone can thrive. In closing, let
us remember that the strength of our community lies in
our unity. By becoming one and coming together and including everyone,
we create a society that is just, compassionate and prosperous.
Let us be the example of a community that truly
embodies the values of equality and respect for all.
Speaker 2: We will answer a few questions, one at a time.
I'll call on you to.
Speaker 4: Add more soul food.
Speaker 5: Oh that was amazing, Good job, congressman. Okay, everyone back
to work. Reopened the doors.
Speaker 4: At the Southwestern LA Pride office. I'm kind of turned on.
I never really looked at him before, eh, gross, But
I understand he really said that. I wonder if he
believes what he said.
Speaker 6: I believe him what Brandon is setting off to the
side of the crowd. The congressman is answering questions Brian
Benito in a small crowd, pushed their way to the front.
Everyone sees them and goes silence.
Speaker 3: Oh, mister Benito, I'm so glad you could come.
Speaker 5: Nice speech.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'd like to think, so say, why don't we
join forces together?
Speaker 5: Oh, I'd rather gargle glass. I'd rather run head on
into traffic on the four or five, you know. Come
to think of it, I'd rather watch a full season
of Queer as Folk Not.
Speaker 3: Those are all good choices for you, idiot. Everyone you
see that I have extended an olive branch and it
is being rejected.
Speaker 5: No, no, no, I am making my mission to get
you out and keep our town safe.
Speaker 3: Everyone. I have another announcement, and this is the perfect
time to let this out.
Speaker 4: Everyone is lucky.
Speaker 2: What Congressman, what have you done?
Speaker 3: I didn't do anything.
Speaker 4: Everyone the press, Brandon Cade, Jaeger, Susie Leslie, Judas, Oh my,
what the.
Speaker 7: You?
Speaker 4: Heyward is smiling. He looks over at Brandon, who is
also smiling. Okad, you've done it. I think I did
a great job. Ryan looks at his phone. He is
shocked and pissed.
Speaker 5: Oh hey, would you have just made the biggest mistake
of your life.
Speaker 3: Really, I thought marrying my first wife was the biggest
mistake in my life.
Speaker 5: Okay, team, this is war.
Speaker 4: His peep starts stepping away from him.
Speaker 5: Wait wait what wait wait you're all against me now,
I mean this is obviously made up AI deep fake.
Speaker 4: Everyone is staring at Bryan and he loses it.
Speaker 3: You are over, Benito, bye bye, No, you are over.
Speaker 4: He screams and charges the podium and attacks Haywood. They struggle.
Two policemen pull Bryant off the congressman.
Speaker 3: I've been stabbed.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, congressmen. Hanging there. Someone called nine one one.
Speaker 3: I feel so so cold. Hang in there, They'll they'll
be here shortly. Kass right across the street.
Speaker 6: I feel he's so so.
Speaker 4: He goes unconscious.
Speaker 6: One Brandon walks by Brian, who is now cuffed and
inside the back seat. One cop is handling the group
while the other is fling out the report. Brandon gets
in the backseat of the car.
Speaker 5: What are you doing.
Speaker 4: You shouldn't have done that, Bryant.
Speaker 5: Oh it was so worth it. Shitballs and so is this.
Speaker 4: Brandon pulls out a syringe of something and stabs him
in the neck.
Speaker 5: Nah, what did you inject me with? Hey, what did
you inject me with?
Speaker 4: Brandon calmly leaves and walks back over to the crowd.
Speaker 5: I asked, what did you.
Speaker 4: Brian goes unconscious, Kinglewood.
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