“We’re not going away and we’re not going to stop.”
to pay $965 million in damages to the families of eight Sandy Hook shooting victims and one first responder, for the suffering he put them through by spending years insisting the horrific massacre was a hoax. On a live stream, Jones mocked the decision, said the plaintiffs wouldn‘t see a dime, and vowed to continue spreading unconscionable lies about school shootings.
Speaking to whatever types of horrible people actually tune in to hear what he has to say, Jones reportedlyhis audience, “This must be what hell’s like.” In actuality, hell is more like having your child murdered and then having the worst person on earth insist it never happened. The large bag of excrement also told his viewers: “They want to scare everybody away from freedom. And scare us away from questioning Uvalde and what really happened there or Parkland or any other event. And guess what, we’re not scared and we’re not going away and we’re not going to stop.
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