The Mississippi Free Press reports:
Robert Foster, a former Mississippi House lawmaker who lost a 2019 bid for governor, is using his social-media platform to call for the execution of political foes who support the rights of transgender people.
Foster, who runs Cedar Hill Farm, an agritourism business in DeSoto County, Miss., served as a state representative from 2016 until 2020, where he authored the state’s current death penalty law in 2017, allowing for executions by gas chamber, electrocution and firing squad.
He placed third in the 2019 Republican primary for governor after making national headlines for refusing to allow women journalists to ride along in his truck on the campaign trail despite allowing male journalists to do so.
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Some of y’all still want to try and find political compromise with those that want to groom our school aged children and pretend men are women, etc.
I think they need to be lined up against wall before a firing squad to be sent to an early judgment.
— Robert Foster (@RobertFoster4MS) March 25, 2022
To those adults that groom children into dressing like the opposite sex, telling them they can be a different sex, encouraging them to take hormone treatments to “transition” and ultimately have surgery to remove their sex organs, I propose they be given the death penalty.
— Robert Foster (@RobertFoster4MS) March 26, 2022
Why the firing squad specifically?
First and foremost I am a southern gentleman and it’s a very efficient & civilized way of disposing of evil.
Secondly, it would be too costly and time consuming to fly them all high up over the Gulf of Mexico and push them out of a helicopter.
— Robert Foster (@RobertFoster4MS) March 26, 2022