TikTok Trump Supporter All Lives Matter Coughing Spitting

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Viral TikTok shows Trump supporter spitting on people after saying ‘all lives matter’

A TikToker recorded eight videos of the protest.

 

Libby Cohen

Tech

Posted on Dec 28, 2020   Updated on Dec 28, 2020, 11:21 am CST

A viral TikTok shows a Trump supporter coughing and spitting on demonstrators after saying “all lives matter” to them.

The TikTok says the incident occurred when a Trump-supporting crowd in Swampscott, Massachusetts was met by a Black Lives Matter supporter who recorded a few interactions. The TikToker managed to capture eight videos of the protest on Sunday while being spit and yelled at.

The video with the Trump supporter spitting on the videographer showed the man saying “all lives matter” then proceeding to cough and spit in the direction of the demonstrators while not wearing a mask. Wearing a face covering has been recommended by experts to help slow the spread of the coronavirus.

The person taking the video appears to be wearing a mask in other videos from the protest.

“The cops are pressing charges,” the account captioned the video.

In the video, after saying “all lives matter” at the demonstrators, the Trump supporter then coughs and spits at them. As he continues to cough he tells someone “when I see something in my face, it makes me cough,” referring to the camera.

The account recorded other bizarre interactions with the Trump protesters. One woman yelled “not today Satan,” at the TikToker.

“This might be the craziest one yet,” the account wrote.

Meanwhile, another Trump supporter tried to record the protest, but her phone was missing the action by facing the wrong way. It also wasn’t recording.

“ahh racist boomers,” the account posted.

The maskless Trump crowd gathered on Sunday as the country reached 330,000 COVID deaths.

H/T TMZ


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*First Published: Dec 28, 2020, 11:20 am CST