Zip-Tie Guy Arrested (activist, retired, claims, supporters)
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If someone entered the Capitol during this protest (or during any other time it was closed to the public), then they should be arrested and charged accordingly (criminal trespass/destruction of public property.)
Side Note: I have firearms. I hunted for food as a teenager (squirrels, ducks, pheasants, and rabbits.) I see no need for the glorification of firearms or dead animals. I wish people would stop posing for stupid pictures.
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Originally Posted by teslasucks
Is that shotgun sawed off? They can get him on that, too.
That shotgun is a Mossberg 590 "Shockwave". It's legal (and difficult to use) because it doesn't have a stock.
I don't care how dumb he is. No one could be dumber than the guy who wore his working I.D. badge outside his jacket. You can't make this stuff up if you tried.
There must have been multiple zip tie guys who engaged in the insurrection.
One is a retired Air Force officer from Texas who said he was there to protect Trump. Asked why he was wearing a helmet and body armor , he said he feared BLM.
He claims he found the zip ties.
Reportedly, family and neighbors thought he might have been motivated to attend by white supremacy ideology.
Fascinating how many have outed themselves and seem to be enjoying their celebrity and 15 minutes of fame. Why be a nobody when you can be a part of The Revolution?
I don't care how dumb he is. No one could be dumber than the guy who wore his working I.D. badge outside his jacket. You can't make this stuff up if you tried.
He’s my #2.
My favorite is “ Elizabeth from Fort Knox” who left the Capital building after being pepper sprayed and was outside whining about it. Asked why she was there, she replied “ It’s a revolution.”
Buying into conspiracy theories gives purpose to some people’s lives.
Maybe people might consider volunteering at an animal shelter, or something.
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probably whats in the cup on the table in the corner
