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Like most of these incidents, this is probably a mental illness issue, not terrorism.

Unless, we judge people based on outcome, rather than motivation?

If this was done by a member of Daesh, it would've been called terrorism. But because it was done by a "mere" neo Nazi, he gets a free pass and gets labeled a murderer instead. b***h, please. This is domestic f*****g terrorism.

He has a history of taking anti-psychotic medicine.

Like me, and many of us here.

That doesn't mean he isn't still somewhat in control of his actions. And for the record, I've taken antipsychotics too. I'm actually waiting to be prescribed one for my OCD.

On a side-note this is really gross, both the hacking and some of what he mentions seeing at the march, between the permit pull and the surrounding details. They still don't know who pulled down the website, I don't think they'd let it happen twice though and for as much as it might bother people the last thing anyone should be doing is trying to rip down people's right to do interviews and go over the issues, even worse make any attempt to dox their listeners/subscribers.

Another interesting thing (back directly on topic).

As the narrative below stands - security details were worked out with the local police that ANTIFA protesters would be kept on the south side of the park and, if things got particularly rough or hostile, the event organizers and attendees would be moved out through the north side of the park. At a certain given point not only was the permit pulled but all of the speakers and attendees were pushed into the south WITH the counter-protesters.

All of that, if true, raises a lot of questions.

Oh, we all know how you judge people in America.

Are you suggesting if you were to engage in politically motivated violence it wouldn't be terrorism simply on the basis that you suffer a mental health concern? #mentallyillpeoplecancommitterrorismtoo

I do not know the car terrorists mental state but he is a Nazi.

I absolutely agree. And you know, terrorists often take advantage of the mentally ill in order to further their goals. I don't know what the driver's exact motivation was however, if he was instructed to run down counterprotestors, or if he decided to do it himself, but regardless, it's still an act of terrorism.

It was an act of terrorism because the guy targeted his political "enemies."

...Nyuk nyuk nyuk nyuk. Ya dingbat! <strikes> Pow!

...I presume you've seen since that his mum was found, seemed honestly bewildered & sad? (& not the meatiest meatball in the oven, neither...but that doesn't make her a killer! )




ote="ASPartOfMe"]From what I saw both sides were prepared, eager, and willing to brawl yesterday. The "alt right/neo nazis/white nationalist" goons were readily identified by the media, beyond "counter protester" the goons brawling with them have not been identified.

While it is a good assumption to believe the car terrorist was some sort of righest beyond registered republican we are not being told anything about this guy's politics and background. Not even the usual interview with family, neighbors etc, very odd.[/quote]

Yeah...sometimes it seems like the White House has a bunch of Stooges in it LOL

I think what's still under review is whether this was premeditated murder or aggravated manslaughter. There seems to be some suggestion that he was under attack and that the protesters were hitting his car, along with others in the area, with baseball bats, rocks, etc. prior to him trying to ram his way through the crowd. Pax commented in his interview with Tara (posted above) that he and the other organizers made it a point to park several blocks away and to ride in by van because they knew it would be unsafe to have their vehicles nearby, also that the guy who did this was on his own and had neither their sympathy nor support in his actions.

But why was he in his car near the protests? You would think he would try to find a parking space, and protest along with his buddies.

Unless he accidentally got into the throes of the protest somehow.

And why did the protestors attack the car in that way? Was there some sort of provocative action on the driver's part?