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This sounds like a twisted account. One example: the damage caused is put in the headline and teased in the narration. But it is never actually specified in t
by mturmon 9y ago
This sounds like a twisted account. One example: the damage caused is put in the headline and teased in the narration. But it is never actually specified in the story. What does “smash” mean?
Another account (http://www.wweek.com/news/2018/02/17/no-violence-brief-disruption-as-fired-google-engineer-speaks-at-portland-state-university/ http://www.wweek.com/news/2018/02/17/no-violence-brief-disru...) makes this seem like one of those phony alt-right PR stunts. It sounds like there was a disruption at the event, but the damage was repaired in a minute and just done impetuously.