Could replace professional wrestling.Originally Posted by Zincwarrior
Could replace professional wrestling.
In the P-F basket of deplorables.
Well thats how it got started in Rome...Could replace professional wrestling.
I don't think we want to go in the Nika riots direction. ;-)
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Well I dunno.
We visited Portland a couple of times in the last couple years. We took the Max downtown to explore the area, find a place to eat and sample some of the local craft breweries (which were awesome, by the way.) We aren't active on social media. We basically just showed up and wandered around.
So to me it is quite possible that he could simply "be" in the area, and not be aware that some political d-bag activist groups decided to square off with swinging handbags at 10 paces that day.
But I was not there, and do not know the circumstances of this particular clip. So you could of course be right.
Dressed complete with Spartan helmet, chest armor, and that little bitch shield that looks like a re-purposed cymbal?
Just a Dad and daughter out for a family stroll, complete with "I hate the left and racists" on the back of Dad's shirt.
Bonding time!
So quaint.
I'm no genius, but I think this falls under "the stupid places and stupid people" doctrine.
Last edited by wvincent; 08-20-2019 at 02:34 PM.
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I never said there were any good guys here. You have a source for that person being 22 ?
It was reported in the Reason article that I linked earlier in the thread, that his daughter, (if it's her) is actually 24. The dude appears to be an attention-seeking tool at any rate. Hard to tell who's who when everyone is dressed up...
Looking like one big fizzle, incidents will be amped and misreported before the sun is down. A video of a man dressed as some sort of gladiator being attacked by a mob while trying to protect his "12-year-old daughter" will be streamed and tweeted, including by Andy Ngo and picked up by Michelle Malkin. It will take me 35 seconds online to learn the gladiator is a serial provocateur and if the person he's shown with is his daughter, she's 24. That they appear to have dressed her so she looks like a child strikes me as particularly reprehensible.
Ah. Perhaps I missed the Spartan helmet.
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Evidently he goes to multiple protests up and down the west coast with daughter in tow. Its a thing on twitter / youtube whatever.
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