Vehicle terrorism in Waukesha, Wisconsin leaves 6 people dead
It's not just in Israel and Europe where terrorist violence is taking place. Even in the USA, there was a terrorist attack this week, as a BLM sympathizer ran over people in a Christmas parade in Wisconsin:
Update: here's some more disturbing news about how the culprit called for violence against whites.
The suspect charged with five counts of homicide in Sunday’s Waukesha Christmas parade massacre was not being chased by police and “intentionally” drove into the crowd, Waukesha authorities said.Tragically, one of the children hit by the car also died:
During a press conference on Monday, Waukesha Police Chief Dan Thompson confirmed that the suspect, Darrell Brooks Jr., was fleeing a domestic disturbance before he drove his maroon SUV into a crowd, killing five people and injuring 48, including two children who are in critical condition.
The horror of the Waukesha Christmas parade massacre continued on Tuesday when prosecutors announced that an eight-year-old boy died from injuries sustained during the attack. The boy, Jackson Sparks, died Tuesday afternoon at Children’s Wisconsin hospital. Jackson’s older brother, Tucker, also sustained injuries during the attack and is currently recovering in the intensive care unit, according to WISN.Condolences to the victims' families. This is absolutely terrible. Sickeningly enough, the crowdfunding site GoFundMe initially allowed a bail fundraiser for the murderous criminal, before getting rid of it:
Days after GoFundMe tried to justify its Rittenhouse ban, the platform is under fire for allowing–and then deleting–a fundraiser for the suspect in the parade massacre.It's also offensive how a man like Rittenhouse, who was defending himself from BLM rioters, is considered the "baddie" by such leftists, but the monster who committed the murders in Wisconsin is considered acceptable company. Yet this is what's now happening in a USA that's collapsing under the weight of political correctness.
GoFundMe tried to justify its Rittenhouse ban after his acquittal, claiming it did not allow fundraisers for defendants accused of “violent” crimes.
Update: here's some more disturbing news about how the culprit called for violence against whites.
Labels: anti-americanism, Moonbattery, racism, terrorism, United States, war on terror
