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No, one protestor mistook the "anti-fascist" tattoo on another protestor as implying support for fascism, and so shot him. The violence was all carried out by
by Wildgoose 10y ago
No, one protestor mistook the "anti-fascist" tattoo on another protestor as implying support for fascism, and so shot him.
The violence was all carried out by those trying to shut down the free speech of a gay Jew who only dates black men.
- neaden 10y agoDo you have a citation for that since it goes against every report I've seen.
- tw04 10y agoAre those more "alternative facts"? Because your summary isn't remotely accurate. The shooter was there in support of Milo, he wasn't a protester. And it was his second confrontation of the night - quite the victim. http://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/crime/uw-shooting/ http://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/crime/uw-shooting/
- Smoofer 10y agoProtest is just another form of expressing free speech - besides that, I fail to see what Milo being a "gay Jew who only dates black men" has to do with anything?
- dcjones 10y agoI've heard from a number of people who were there that the shooter was a Milo fan who was visibly intoxicated and picking fights all night. The man he shot was trying to break up a fight he started. Notice the victim wasn't wearing a mask, like the more aggressive antifa guys. Police have not called it self defense, it's still under investigation. It's really astonishing the amount of misinformation going around about this. It always has to be a false-flag, I guess.