Antifa Threatens to Throw Muriatic Acid at Free Speech Advocates

Assaulting independent journalists and bashing in the heads of countermoonbats do not represent the farthest limits of malice for Antifa. Until someone puts a stop to their violence, it will continue to escalate:

A person utilizing artwork created by a Rolling Stone journalist [Fagan Kuhnmuench] who writes favorably about Antifa has threatened to attack attendees of the Demand Free Speech rally with “muriatic acid, wax, and balloons” on July 6 in Washington, D.C.

This no doubt has the moonbats at Rolling Stone reveling in their adolescent edginess. Muriatic acid is industrial grade hydrochloric acid.

The threats were made on a popular right wing Telegram channel. A user with the name “POUND ON YOUR BOY” made several threats against the rally…

This is the sort of discourse you can expect from Antifa animals:

“I just want to toss as many balloons of Muriatic acid in the faces as many Proud Boys I can [sic]”, wrote the user, “I just want to blind as many of you c**k suckers are possible [sic].”

Gloated the moonbat, “We already have the Muriatic acid, wax, and balloons.”

The balloons would evidently serve as grenades. The wax is so that the acid stays in contact with skin long enough to cause severe and possibly lethal damage.

It can be hoped that these evil clowns will only succeed in burning off their own fingertips as the acid eats through the balloons. But sooner or later, they will manage to blind or kill someone — possibly multiple people.

Jen Kerns is 100% correct. Antifa meets the definition of a terrorist group and should be treated as such by law enforcement officials. They have assaulted at least 15 journalists and counting. If they keep it up, even CNN might fall out of love with them.

Note that the acid threat is in response to a rally in favor of free speech. Once again, there should be no difficulty determining which side constitutes the bad guys.

On tips from 1-Bodhisattva.

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