Posted on 08/03/2018 8:58:33 AM PDT by 2ndDivisionVet
Two years into the Trump administration, aggrieved activists are not only accosting Cabinet members or driving them out of restaurants -- they're increasingly taking out their frustration on inanimate objects.
A burst of anti-Trump vandalism against possessions and property associated with administration officials is the latest flare-up in a resistance that has taken many forms.
Last year, protesters marked the anniversary of President Trump's election by screaming at the sky. Lately, the tactics have become more confrontational, touching off a national debate over civility in politics.
But smashing and spray-painting are yet another outlet. Here are some of the items that have been the focus of anti-Trump activists rage.
Trumps Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame
Trumps star on the Walk of Fame has been subjected to repeat acts of vandalism, with one protester going so far as to smash it with a pick ax last month.
Brawls have since broken out at the spot after crowds of Trump supporters and protesters gathered near the contentious marker.
But this isnt the first time the star has been under assault. Back in 2016, before Trump was elected, the star was defaced by a vandal who scratched off his name and a TV icon. The vandal told TMZ he was doing it so that the removed parts could be auctioned for the legal defense of Trump accusers....
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I agree if liberals are going to adopt nazi tactics, which they most certainly have, then they should wear the label.
Yep. LOL
The Deplorables are gonna have to innoculate most of 'em...
Hickory, oak, or white ash?
Hickory always leave a nice coopery smell to it.
Is that thing for real?
Where is Obamas Star on Hollywood Blvd?
Anything but balsawood. :)
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