I’m sure it will be called “a protest” and he’ll get off with a small fine.
Well he definitely wasn’t pro ICE.
But he was only attacking Nazi concentration camps. AOC should declare him a martyr.
story is being quickly buried by corrupt local media, identity not being released.
Didn’t that MSNBC kook chick call for attacks on the detention center? Must be a coincidence. /s
YARW?
Yet another right-winger?
/S
Triggered.
He was not attacking the detention center, he was attacking vehicles owned by those working at the detention center.
antifa
Thank you AOC and other Dems for inspiring and encouraging attacks on ICE. You don’t falsely characterize people as Nazis and expect no consequences for those you demonize. Will AOC tone down her rhetoric or ask her followers to refrain from violence?
Minitru needs to prepare the story that the deceased was a Trump supporting racist. A lot of stuff needs to go to the memory hole.
Of course it wasn't. After all, he was probably just another "lone wolf."
One news source referred to him as
“The Washington state man, who has not been publicly identified...”
So we know he is a “Washington state man.” How much more detail do you want?/sarc
Well, that’s one less a$$hole.
Come on, AntiFa(gs), show us what ya got.
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Retired postal employee, or possibly retired college professor, possibly diagnosed with some terminal illness (other that lead poisoning) who figured he’d go out in a blaze of leftist glory?
.... Been poking around the internet and it appears that the perp is some kind of whacked out musician in Tacoma with a group called “Super 8.”
... Apparently he goes by the name "Will van Spronsen" and has been trying to raise money for a Legal Defense Fund through Indiegogo because he is caught up in a Domestic Violence dispute with his wife "Ariel van Spronsen." He has been trying to get visitation with his son named "Boots." ...... Yup ..... he named his son "Boots."
Deb Bartley, a friend of Van Spronsen’s for about 20 years, described him as an anarchist and anti-fascist, and she believes his attack on the detention center was intended to provoke a fatal conflict.
“He was ready to end it,” Bartley said. “I think this was a suicide. But then he was able to kind of do it in a way that spoke to his political beliefs … I know he went down there knowing he was going to die.”
She and other friends of Van Spronsen got letters in the mail “just saying goodbye.” He also wrote what she referred to as a manifesto, which she declined to discuss in detail but predicted would be taken by authorities.