Carolina Naturally: The disturbing truth about phony wingnut victimhood

Saturday, December 10, 2022

The disturbing truth about phony wingnut victimhood

How on earth did Anderson Lee Aldrich have a gun? That's one of the biggest questions lingering in the aftermath of the shooting at Club Q on November 19. On December 6, Aldrich was formally charged on 305 separate criminal counts after a shooting left five people dead and 22 injured, all staff and customers at an establishment that has been characterized as a "sanctuary" for LGBTQ people in the largely wingnut community of Colorado Springs, Colorado. Despite wingnuts seizing on Aldrich's lawyers saying the defendant is nonbinary in a court filing, the wingnut district attorney, Michael Allen, included 48 counts of bias-motivated crimes in the charges.

The disturbing truth about phony wingnut victimhood

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Saturday, December 10, 2022

The disturbing truth about phony wingnut victimhood

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