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The poor example set by the parents have almost certainly contributed to the delinquency of this youth. Today he is setting fire at protests. Tomorrow, he will move on to harming animals, than people, and who knows what other horrible things this kid will be responsible for. I don't even want to imagine.
Unfortunately, the lunatics that spawned this hell raiser are surely proud, and they are surely encouraging future acts of violence by tolerating this. Liberals thrive on disorder and destruction, and the apple clearly doesn't fall far from the tree.
Setting fires is a reliable and honorable method of expression for the left. This kid will one day lead a full platoon of SJWs into urban combat, and his videos will go viral and live forever on FB.
The kid is a product of a liberal education. He is no doubt working as instructed on his homework. Start a fire in the street and work his way up to starting one in an apartment building. Get that arsonist badge to improve his chances getting into Harvard.
wow the right winger here are so angry , they hate seeing anyone object to their racist leader....
So I take it you're ok with teaching a kid -- a child -- to set fires as a form of political expression?
Maybe it is a good idea -- ISIS has been enjoying some success starting kids on animal beheadings before they graduate to human executions.
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