This is how you really own the libs
Posted: Sun Jan 02, 2022 11:47 pm
He's sure showing us! That was worth it. I bet he won't be thinking that during his skin graphs.
What did this guy think he was doing? Auditioning to be on the next Rage Against the Machine album (if they still do those things anymore, I dunno)?
Thích Quảng Đức thinks this dude is a bitch.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/ma ... np1taskbar
What did this guy think he was doing? Auditioning to be on the next Rage Against the Machine album (if they still do those things anymore, I dunno)?
Thích Quảng Đức thinks this dude is a bitch.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/ma ... np1taskbar
Man Lights Himself on Fire After New Year's Day Rant Against Vaccine Mandates
Thomas Kika 4 hrs ago
A man was critically injured on New Year's Day after ranting against vaccine mandates and lighting himself on fire in public.
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A man was critically injured on New Year's Day after ranting against vaccine mandates and lighting himself on fire in public.
The incident occurred on Saturday evening in Melbourne, Australia. After vocally railing against the state of Victoria's vaccine mandates, the man doused himself in gasoline and set both himself and his car on fire, according to local news outlet the Herald Sun.
Police officers and firefighters on the scene doused the man with water in an attempt to extinguish the flame. They were eventually successful, with the help of several bystanders who worked to restrain the man.
"His skin was burning," one bystander told the Herald Sun. "He was on fire. His skin is stuck to [my] shirt. He was off his face screaming about the mandates."
"He poured gas on himself and on his car," another witness told the outlet. "It was on purpose. He was screaming about mandates. He was screaming 'no vax ID.'"
Following the incident, the man was rushed to a hospital with reportedly life-threatening injuries. Bystanders were forced to stay inside nearby businesses as authorities cordoned off the area. Transportation through the area was also disrupted as the investigation into the matter continued