Teen’s Tik Tok Sabotage Scheme Fails; Ends Up Donating $16K To GOP

By: Jared Evan

In June, a group of teenage leftists, filled with misdirected hatred of Trump, took to TikTok and allegedly sabotaged Trump’s June Tulsa rally, the first event held since COVID shut down the world.

The hateful, young Bolshevik styled radicals took to their mind numbing phone app. and encouraged peers to snatch up reservations for the Trump rally, which resulted in the event being under attended as Trump supporters got shut out of their free tickets

Frothing, radical younglings once more took to TikTok and tried to destroy a local Staten Island pro-Trump event.

NY Republicans held an event promoting voter registration, called “TRiUMPh Rally”, and the local anti-Trump teenagers, went on the Chinese deigned app. and rounded up thousands of young revolutionaries to snatch up reservations to the Republican event.

The local Republicans however, knowing that when hatred and emotion take over one’s brain via a collective lynch mob, reasoning is out the window. The NY Post reported: the event holders added a non-refundable $5 fee to reserve tickets.

The hatred of Trump and Republicans was so strong, they actually paid the $5 for their fake reservations. Over 3000 hate mongers, donated $5 to the GOP!

Their minds were so infected with hatred the enlightened young leftists donated $16,000 to their enemy: The Republican party.

“We had about 1,500 RSVPs from Staten Islanders,” explained Staten Island GOP chairman Brendan Lantry to the NY Post. “Then all of a sudden, we started seeing the numbers tick up to 10,000, 15,000, 75,000. We knew something was not right.”

Daily Wire reported: Lantry’s wife was able to track down a TikTok video with over half-a-million views from a 19-year-old Brooklynite known as Felisrae, who essentially urged followers to sign up for the event and not attend.

The brilliance of this young Brooklyn communist can be seen in her prose: “Do you hate this orange b**** as much as I do?” posed Felisrae- “Trump is having a rally in Staten Island. … So, what I did was, I reserved myself two seats. But I’m pretty sure that I have something to do that day. So, do what you want with this information”, the young laureate posted.

The event drew 2,500 locals, who filmed a get-well message for Trump as he recuperated from his bout with COVID-19. Trump was never scheduled to appear.