Man kills boss because... Trump?

[Ironhold]

Man allegedly kills pro-Trump boss after argument, throws American flag on his body

A construction worker said to be "anti-government" killed his boss, who was known to be a big Trump supporter, and threw an American flag by the body before fleeing.

I'm thinking there was more to this than the accused being "anti-government".

 

[faroukfarouk]

Man allegedly kills pro-Trump boss after argument, throws American flag on his body

A construction worker said to be "anti-government" killed his boss, who was known to be a big Trump supporter, and threw an American flag by the body before fleeing.

I'm thinking there was more to this than the accused being "anti-government".

I'm not American and I find this sad report truly bizarre...

 

[TheBear]

Man allegedly kills pro-Trump boss after argument, throws American flag on his body

A construction worker said to be "anti-government" killed his boss, who was known to be a big Trump supporter, and threw an American flag by the body before fleeing.

I'm thinking there was more to this than the accused being "anti-government".

I blame it on Trump. After all, isn't that the default/go-to conclusion these days?

 

[HannahT]

I think this story is just sad. Sounds like the two were childhood friends, and the victim always drove him to work each day.

The above link shows his court appearance, and as expected no bond.

 

[Jamesone5]

I blame it on Trump. After all, isn't that the default/go-to conclusion these days?

There is a huge divine in this country--mostly over Trump. I imagine we will see more of these stories in the future---perpetuated from both sides.
Seems we are not as MAGA of a country as he promised us.

 

[HannahT]

There is a huge divine in this country--mostly over Trump. I imagine we will see more of these stories in the future---perpetuated from both sides.
Seems we are not as MAGA of a country as he promised us.

Actually, the divide started prior to Trump. That is how he got elected. I've been feeling it since Bush.

 

[SummerMadness]

Seems to me this has nothing to do with the political divide in this country. If these were longtime friends and one of them had a strong anti-government belief, it would seem the break in their relationship would be whether the victim was all-in on Trump anti-government mantra (i.e., his “draining the swamp” lie) and the other guy thinking Trump is still part of the evil machine. Seems to me this is a spat between two right-wingers.

 

[Lady Donna Marie]

Actually, the divide started prior to Trump. That is how he got elected. I've been feeling it since Bush.

It actually started with Roe vs Wade and eventually lead to other issues that caused people to side one way or the other until we finally have so many issues that we are a divided mess.

 

[Monksailor]

Yes, blame it all on Trump. He is the best scapegoat and punching bag and stress crushing ball we have had in America for a long time!!! He is white and conservative and male and rich so frank and blunt about truth. Let us all jump on him!!!!!!

 

[FreeinChrist]

ADVISOR HAT

This thread is closed. There is flaming and off topic posts.

Please note - the use of TDS (Trump Derangement Syndrome) is flaming. And this is not Eschatology.


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