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  wtf. Spray painting a dick and balls on the side of a walmart is vandalism. This is terrorism
context: This is going to become a common problem as copy cats decide this is an easy way to cause havoc. >
  
  It's already a problem. Infrastructure attacks have been on the rise for a while. Expect escalation.
  edit: uncited number removed. >
  
  
  They really, really want to shoot people (see: the beatification of Kyle Rittenhouse) but they can’t
  
  This kid is literally selling a video game called "Kyle Rittenhouse's Turkey Shoot" and that tells you all you need to know about who he is >
  
  Yeah, and in the advertisement he calls on people to play the game and help him fight “the fake news media turkeys”.  Because reporters are all turkeys and are all reporting lies about Republicans…and I have no idea what you should do about that, but play this game where you control Kyle as he shoots turkeys. >
  
  And of course the media will report it as a "both sides" issue and refuse to acknowledge the fact that one of those sides is literally fantasizing about murdering them. >
  
  Media can only run the stories their billionaire owners will allow them to run. Go listen to NPR if you want principled journalism. >
  
  Please. NPR utterly failed the challenge Trump presented to them, and went right on reporting the news as though everything was normal, “both sides-ing” their way straight to hell. They acted like cowards. I stopped donating to my local affiliate in 2017 and by 2018 had stopped listening entirely. 
  Steve Inskeep, in particular, can get fucked. Mealy-mouthed little shit. >
  
  I listened to NPR for years. I’d say it was one of the reasons I learned about media literacy. Ironically, those same lessons in critical thinking led me away from NPR, and it was for this exact reason. >
  
  I listen to random articles occasionally but NPR remains my go-to "hourly news" summary. >
  
  All of these dumb cunts should be charged with terrorism. >
  
  Anybody know examples of what happens to those caught doing this kind of thing? Seems very much like domestic terrorism. >
  
  A similar attack just happened in north Carolina. They're pressing terrorism charges. >
  
  against who? the "mysteriously motivated lone wolf group" they still havent found yet?