When This Blows Over

Dinesh D'Souza@DineshDSouza
“A terribly sad story. A young man gets wrapped up in the white
supremacy movement. In a moment of madness he drives a car into a pedestrian in
Charlottesville. Now he faces life in prison.” THAT’s a headline we’ll never see. I offer it
only to show how political propaganda works
Richard Spoor@Richard_Spoor
A terribly sad story. Two young and idealistic lawyers, get wrapped up in
the BLM protest movement. In a moment of madness they throw a
Molotov cocktail into an abandoned police car and burn it. Now they face a
minimum 35 years in a federal prison. https://nymag.com/intelligencer/article/lawyers-arrested-molotov-cocktail-nycprotest.htm
I reclaim my time@gruffmadness
Replying to @Richard_Spoor
A moment of madness?! Which moment? Emptying the bottle? Finding the funnel,
finding a container of gas? Filling the bottle? Stuffing a rag in the bottle? Driving and
looking for a target... With the bottles? There's a whole lot of premeditation there for a
damn moment of madness
Jacko Mills@JohnnoMills
Replying to @Richard_Spoor
There's a simple way to avoid going to jail for bombing police cars. I use
this one simple trick every day & I do not go to jail for bombing police cars.
That simple trick: Do not bomb police cars. It's so simple. Handily, this trick
is very easy to get used to.