“If you say anything that someone doesn’t like, you are ultimately a target,” truck owner Johnny MacKay told Portland’s KOIN-TV. “You’re automatically the enemy, and they have to hurt you.”
The Vancouver, Washington, resident found his vehicle set on fire outside the Garage Bar and Grille after he had left the truck in the bar’s parking lot the night before.
MacKay told the media he felt overserved the night before and had taken an Uber home, but when he returned the next day to retrieve his vehicle, he found it destroyed.
Not only was his truck burned to ruination, but it was also spray-painted with anti-Trump slogans. The truck owner said he did not vote for Trump in 2016 but does support him now that he is in office.
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Portland has its problems. Most of them are caused by Liberals.
ReplyDeleteThe libtards are pushing the limits of our restraint. They cannot handle it when we decide to push back.
ReplyDeleteHe probably did it himself.
ReplyDeleteI have a baseball bat, a .380 pistol, and a Trump bumper sticker. If they attack me they will see increasing levels of violence until the threat is stopped.
ReplyDeleteShaking in my boots...honest.
DeleteDems- the "Party of Peace...unity, love, inclusion" (unless you have not been indoctrinated and constantly chug Kool-Aid)...they truly believe that the ends justify the means, and are showing how truly desperate they have become since the power has been slipping from their grasp.
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