Antifa Soy Boy Brian Bartels, Accompanied By Mommy & Daddy, Just Turned Himself In To Police For Inciting Violence

Twitter ^ | 06/01/20 | Christi Chat

[Enlightened1]

Antifa Soy Boy Brian Bartels, accompanied by mommy & daddy, just turned himself in to police for inciting violence during Saturday's Pittsburgh RIOT and busting out the windows of a police car.

 

https://twitter.com/ChatChristi/status/1267569960169148417

 

 

[GnuThere]

He’s visualizing the legal bills to preserve Junior’s future.

[NohSpinZone]

Uh, I would not be walking to my arraignment, I know that. My dad would have made damn sure of that. I’d be in a chair or getting arraigned in a hospital bed.

[Ann Archy]

WHO the HELL are those guys?

[Mr Ramsbotham]

Never in my life have I succumbed to the disgusting act of wishing prison rape on someone. Until now. I’ll make a one-time exception here.

[Ann Archy]

He is a CHILD!! A BASEMENT DWELLING PUNK KID! LOSER!

[Gay State Conservative]

That's one duty my parents never had to fulfill...dropping me off at a police station.

[hal ogen]

I hope this criminal loser gets the max...then, take his citizenship and deport him.

[Libloather]

I’m pretty sure it’s Brian (the perp) with mom & pop. They all look very happy.

[Ann Archy]

LEFTISTS ARE ALWAYS UNHAPPY!

[suthener]

“I have to say that Dad does NOT look like a “happy camper”.”

No matter what else happens Junior just cost him a few thousand in legal fees. If son doesn’t go to prison he can pay dad back. In today’s world what the son did is a resume enhancer for the highest paying companies.

[EvilCapitalist]

It might actually be wiser if he were offered a reduced sentence, in exchange for any information we don’t already know about Antifa. Maybe he would be willing to rat-out his superiors.

[lurk]

If my son engaged in riot, he’d get no mercy at home.

[simpson96]

The parents will no doubt “stand by him” and defend him.

[Mears]

“Dad dropped me off at the Marine recruiting station, and said I see you in a few months son.”

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Huh? You left right away? That didn’t happen to my brother or son.

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[metmom]

It didn’t look like they were there for moral support.

Yes, he was accompanied by his parents but they didn’t look too pleased.

Hopefully, they were escorting him to drop him off so he wouldn’t disappear.

[Delta 21]

The Feds need to sweep in and fly this child to GTMO for some administrative paperwork.

[cloudmountain]

This little waste of dna is 20 years old? Mommy and Daddy go to the Police Station with him?? Good Lord!!
Neither Mom nor Dad accompanied me when I went to the Marine Corps Recruiting office when I was 18 (and 2 weeks) to enlist. There was no way on God’s Green Earth that I would have permitted that to happen.
If that were my “little bundle of joy”, the very best that he could hope for is that my boot wouldn’t be sticking out of his keister as he walked in the front door of the station house.

The U.S. Marines are a "few good men"...the BEST in the world.

[CardCarryingMember.VastRightWC]

Me neither. They should pass a special exemption to allow him to livestream his prison experience. Put a webcam outside his jail cell looking in, where he can't reach it. Tell him that this will keep him safe, because who's going to harm him when a video would document their crime?

Then make the video available to Juvie Court judges to use in mandatory re-education classes for Teenaged Antifa lawbreakers.

[Amberdawn]

Amen, and thank you for your service to/for us.

[libstripper]

The only time my parents were present in my rather long process of becoming an Army officer through ROTC was the day I graduated from undergraduate college and received my commission.