Oh, Good: Finally Someone Did Daily Stormer Fliers

Andrew Anglin
Daily Stormer
February 17, 2017

I’d been crying myself to sleep every night over the fact that all the “hate fliers” I read about are The Right Stuff, Identity Evropa, Iron March, etc.

Finally, finally, finally.

Shoutout to my boys in Baltimore – thanks guys. You have no idea the joy that this brings me.

WJZ:

Wednesday morning Banavie Terrace East in Harford County, woke up to what looked like circulars.

“They were found on the ground by the driveway, at the entrance to the driveway next to the mailbox,” says resident Susan Buttimer.

They were weighted down with three small white rocks inside a plastic sleeve.

Dan Taylor still had the one found in his yard. On one side, anti-police and anti-government rhetoric. On the other, anti-Semitic messages, slurs and swastikas:

“I don’t see the point in it. I don’t know what anyone expects to gain from something like that,” says Taylor.

Whoever did it did not leave a name, but the website “Daily Stormer” was prominent.

According to the Southern Law Poverty Center which tracks hate groups, the “Daily Stormer” is the top hate website in America.

This is being called a hate incident. To become a hate crime a specific victim is needed.

“Right now we don’t have any particular victim of a crime at this time. If we are able to figure out who has done it, then we’ll have discussions with the state’s office to figure out if any charges should be applied,” says Major William Davis of the Harford County Sheriff’s Office.

lol

What charges?

Littering?

Come on now.

This is human rights.

UN Universal Declaration of Human Rights:

Article 19.

Everyone has the right to freedom of opinion and expression; this right includes freedom to hold opinions without interference and to seek, receive and impart information and ideas through any media and regardless of frontiers.

Is the UN a Nazi group now?

It seems that if they believe people have a right to hold their own opinions, they must be a Nazi group.

The Wall Street Journal should look into this.