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Union Thugs Shout “I’ll Kill a Mother F***** With a Gun!” While Assaulting Opponents

*UPDATE* Dana Loesch has set up a donation page to help put together a reward to locate the perpetrator of the assault so that he may be reported to the proper authorities.

Steven Crowder is in Michigan recording the protests that are taking place. At some point, as Moe Lane noted earlier, the crowd started tearing down the AFP tent that was there. When Crowder attempted to intervene, he was assaulted by multiple protestors with one protestor even shouting that he would “kill a mother f__ker with a gun.”

See the incredible video below:

COMMENTS

  • Finrod

    Remember all those violent Tea Party protests? Yeah, me neither.

  • General_Confusion

    Tonight on ABC, CBS and NBC…

    Tea Party type injures union worker by repeatedly throwing body against union advocates fist. Reporters also heard threats of gun violence, Tea Party links verified. At the same event generous union advocates take time out of their day to help opposition redecorate their tent.

    In other news, the new Dem-lite republican leadership still considered evil even after acquiescing to most of Obama’s demands, however a full cave is expected on all remaining demands from the White House by no later than early January. Analyst still expect the Republican party to remain evil into 2013 and beyond.

  • Kyle-MI

    The Michigan Attorney General is a Republican, Bill Schuette. There is absolutely no reason his staff should not be investigating this and pressing charges.

  • Tbone

    The union cops must have been on strike.

    Reality: When the money really does run out people will be killing each other in the streets. We are not that far from that time.

  • gnelson

    This is a new low, even from the union goons. Really sad to see Americans treating their fellow Americans this way. Of course, the union thugs aren’t American-remind me more of jackbooted, brownshirt goons from Nazi Germany.

  • gunnyg2002

    Violent unions are so 1930′s Nazi Germany.

    I am LOVING it watching their demise.
    Donated 50 bucks to the arrest of that varmint.

  • citizenkh

    This is mild violence compared to what happened in Louisiana back in the late 1970′s when Right to Work was building up to passing.

    The tide turned when Jupiter Chemicals was building its plant near Lake Charles, LA. Jupiter was a JV between PPG and Kerley Industries. It had hired a composite crew from a non AFL-CIO affiliated union. As the work day began, union members crashed the gate riding bulldozers and graders firing rifles and shotguns at the workers. A few deaths occurred.

    The owner of Kerley Industries, Bob Kerley did not take this sitting down. He hired an undercover investigative team and teamed up with the local newspaper The Lake Charles American Press (who by Daniel, Erick and FreedomWorks standards is uber liberal, due the paper not supporting the crony capitalist who they wanted elected). Bob Kerley met the newspaper’s owner, Hugh Shearman, over lunch with scotch and vodka martinis respectively every Friday. The paper ran a special report in the Sunday paper with the info handed over in a large manila envelope which included reports and photos.

    The paper put out info weekly over and above ANYTHING in any recent expose.

    Unions members were riding around the state in full sized pickup trucks brandishing rifles, shotguns and even fully automatic weapons, comparable to the Libyan “rebels” of a year ago.

    They even blew up a bomb in the state senate chambers.

  • Jack_Savage

    I swear I believe you are right. This is just a little dress rehearsal for the left.

  • Jack_Savage

    You know something that just occurred to me? What if the President had just visited here and gave his blessing to this violence and riled up all these lunatics with a speech about how this wasn’t about the economy, it was just about politics? Now wouldn’t THAT make all the newscasts!

  • littlehouse18

    And Steven needs to file a civil suit. We have to go after these thugs HARD.

  • ceili_dancer

    You might want to asterisk a letter or two. Family site you know.

  • midnightduck

    I grew up in Lake Orion, Michigan. I left in 1983 and never looked back. This is why.

  • http://twostepstotheright.blogspot.com/ D.T. Dickinson

    Careening towards the eventual sad conclusion that Progressivise Liberalism wreaks.

  • 1stRichard

    The problem with unions, Anton Drexler at a workers union meeting said, “I am a socialist like yourselves, and want manual workers to gain equality…” and with this, the Union members bought in to the populist rhetoric ignoring what direction this was going to take them. Former locksmith Anton Drexler and Karl Harrer founded the German Workers Party (DAF). Adolf Hitler joined The German Workers Party making a note of his similar ideology to gain power and with Hitler being a distinguished speaker who drew large crowds. Anton Drexler and Adolf Hitler went on to write the 25 points of the Program of the NSDAP – The National Socialist Workers’ Party from a Labour Union. They created the German Labor Front and on that day the Nazis seized the Free Trade Unions, they publicly announced a “united front of German workers” with Hitler as honorary patron. Then an “Aryan paragraph” was installed, and all Jews and any others were expelled as Citizens and were labeled dissident. The most notable organizations that had to follow this procedure were the unions. The vanguard program of The National Socialist Workers’ Party was “national interest before self interest” (anti individualism) and the same words spoken by Andrew Stern at a workers union meeting, former president of SEIU, close friend of distinguished speaker President Barack Obama and most frequent visitor to The White House. Andrew Stern, a socialist that wanted “workers to gain equality” or as many other democrats would say, “level the playing field.” This is not to say anyone is a Nazi or Hitler but establishes how good intentions can and will be corrupted.

  • audax1

    LOL!

  • davesinsanantonio

    Are you saying that the unions’ behavior is what caused the Right to Work legislation? Because if you are, I think you are right. If the unions weren’t so crooked, there would be no need for this legislation. So, from me too, Thank you liberals, for this.

    Maybe next we can get school vouchers from the teachers unions. I hope so.

  • davesinsanantonio

    And, bad intentions are even worse!

  • mainstreamconservative

    And after the dawn came the day.

    So union thugs behave like union thugs. How is this even news?

  • fredflintlock

    “This is a new low, even from the union goons.”

    Not so much,gnelson. I checked Wikipedia first, found this sanitized fantasy piece about union violence in America, and checked it against this correction at The Blaze. In the grand scheme, this wasn’t even a blip on the radar screen. Our union brothers will indeed “…kill a motherf****r with a gun.”, or anything else that’s handy…repeatedly. Interesting note, the Wikinemia page was last edited 12/11/2012(hmm…).

  • gouchrcouch

    This is what I talked about in a previous post. tha out of control riots that POS in the WH will use to gane another term in office. Declaring Marshall LAW to control the populace. I know it sounds crazy, but hide and watch, it’s starting!!

  • sliverlining

    As a former salaried employee working with UAW guys, this story does not surprise me (or any union person being honest). Low expectations breeds this kind of thinking. Once many union people “got in” they were done trying. Not all, but most definitely there is not just a few that feel this way. Arrogance and downright surliness are unpleasant realities of the “tenured” masses.
    I was pleasantly surprised with some union guys and their willingness and capabilities to get the job done. Those guys get drowned out and become reluctant supporters of their not-so-proud union brothers and sisters. I feel for them. The scummy ones wield big mouths and the mentality of spoiled children. They’ll throw tantrums and act up to get “stuff” without having any idea of the bigger picture.
    Give them a Mexican Twinkie to help them remember how truly good their goals are.

  • fredflintlock

    kowalski,
    For added entertainment, Wikinemia allows readers to rate their articles for accuracy at the bottom of the page. A couple of checkboxes and you’re done. Enjoy.

  • donr

    The spirit of Jimmy Hoffa, SR is alive and well in Michigan today.

  • http://www.houseclearance24.co.uk/ houseclearance

    That was awful occurrence. Hopefully whatever issue these protester have may be settled.

  • celador2

    Businesses in Wisconsin mostly notably in Madison were sent letters by police threatening and warning them of their mistakes for backing Republican budget reforms that limited collective bargaining for public employees in Wisconsin. Some of these threats were published in the papers.

    The partisan Dane county DA was slow to prosecute very blatant physical violence or its threat. The occupiers took over the capitol building and camped out. One web site had a discussion thread on killing Gv Walker and the DA said only after being asked that the web site was just talking. No one had actually done anything yet.

    Law and Ordfer are not always lining up with Republicans on union issues.

  • WmCraig

    Yes, I agree. By providing them with room and board at a state facility for a few years under the department of corrections

  • timcooper62

    These folks have to realize that they can’t continue to be paid 4x what their job is worth in the real world and the company compete and survive. There is some irony in that US car companies are moving plants to Mexico and the foreign car companies locate in the US in right to work states.

  • celador2

    If this goes like Wisconsin I expect a flurry of lawsuits to stop this from ever becoming law.
    Partisan hack judges were all over in Dane county ready to declare the Walker bill unconstitutional and did. And keep in mind that unions are rich and well versed in how to go to court. There are still pending suits in Wisconsin.

  • celador2

    Unionized police and fire have always worried me. After their behavior in Madison Wisconsin over union issues I am convinced public safety is not a concern of theirs at all. But they have the force.

  • mhorner

    Too bad Crowder did not have a “Smokin’ Joe Frazier” left hook in his arsenal!

  • celador2

    The Dane county DA looked the other way whenever he could. In this case the evidence is there and so overwhelming a prosecution must take place. But, in Dane county it was still hard to get a conviction for some of the violence over Walker collective bargaining limits.
    I post this comparison to Wisconsin for informational purposes not to complain as the situation is such there is not much we can do now. We must move ahead anyway despite a hostile police apparatus.

  • celador2

    The tea party always cleaned up after themselves. Not so DNC type unions demos.

  • emptypockets

    Oh, yeah, I’d just LOVE being forced to give money to a union that supported behavior like this. Makes me all warm and fuzzy inside.

  • emptypockets

    You’re assuming they are committing suicide. That implies enough people will see the wisdom of curbing union power to a beneficial level.
    “Wisdom” isn’t something thick on the ground nowadays. But I’m heartened that the map of right to work states is growing.

  • celador2

    He deserves time. I suspect he will get probation given the union friendly Lansing Michigan. We do not want a martyr created and a hero who did long prison time all for union protection and so forth.
    So probation, a fine and 30 days in county jail might be appropriate.

  • commonsenseobserver

    At least problem solving has a temporary small victory over demagoguery.

  • sliverlining

    There are no issues of which I’m aware. It’s all manufactured for your pleasure and/or disgust. This stupid parade of idiots means nothing to me. There is no cause but that the unions, having abused their “sainthood” for years see it slipping away.
    If you see any issues here, you’re looking wrong. Please make me aware of what is important about these morons losing their tenure. They deserve to get fired like anybody else when they screw up. They don’t deserve leadership (if you can call it that).
    Whatever happened to “show up on time, work, go home”? Everything else is apparently fooling lots of people.

  • taxed2death

    And when was the last time a union thug got brought up on charges AND went to jail? Hasn’t happened in modern times and will not.
    Who paid for the damages to the Wisconsin Capital?
    Who paid for the “kidnapping” and damages at the long shoreman and OWS strike on the left coast?
    Those who didn’t vote for Obumer.

  • joehatfield37

    It was signed into law last night. Right now it’s Wednesday morning. My prediction is that by the end of the day today, some liberal-hack judge will strike it down.

  • http://constructionworkers.us oletom

    Steven needs to push this he has all the evidence he needs to get at least one Union Thug Behind bars

  • joehatfield37

    I was in Lansing when this assault went down. I was about
    100 yards away from the AFP tent when those union thugs started a fight and
    tore it down. It was union thuggery at its finest. These “people” are
    little more than rabid animals, it was pathetic. Of course, there were the
    usual foul-mouthed brownshirts. But a few of these guys who got violent,
    especially that older, fat t*rd wearing what appears to be an IBEW (International
    Brotherhood of Electrical Workers) jacket. We ARE going to find that fat little
    b*$tard and he WILL be brought to justice.

    I have a message for Mr. Fat Man: You want to threaten people with your gun? Well,
    YOU are not the only one around who is armed, Skippy. Just remember that.

  • funwithknives

    Nawww, we need some learning-type stuff goin’ on here.
    Suggestion: Sentence him to ‘obstructed watercourse’/ditch/creek
    clean-up for at least 30 days time. Give him one pair of waders, a flail, a rip saw [manual, of course] and some areas to throw the detrius to.
    Web cam the sucker and he works even if it is raining/snowing.
    The guy he beat on gets to do the final inspection and gets to make ‘enforceable suggestions’ every 5 days.
    Finally, post his house location and for 5 years revise it if he moves.

  • joehatfield37

    On Monday, Barry was in Redford speaking at Detroit Diesel. He bears some of the responsibility for whipping up these Michigan union thugs into a frenzy. He needs chaos more than anything else.

    But I want to thank the unions and the liberals for letting their true nature
    be shown yesterday! Decent citizens are now even less sympathetic to the union
    cause.

  • celador2

    Someone like a media reporter from Fox or Daily Caller might ask Lansing police dept—
    Why has there been no arrest and who is in charge of this crime?

  • Kyle-MI

    The Lansing major is a Dem. I am not holding my breath waiting for something to happen with him or his administration. Give him a few days just to show he is incompetent, but then the Michigan AG should step in.

  • celador2

    A mayor has a lot of say over who is the chief of police. We can see where this assault case is going.

  • irishgirl

    It’s sure happened in other countries and the possibility (probability?) should not be ignored

  • celador2

    Taxpayers paid for damages and we paid for a hefty restore and repair for the damage occupiers made in Wisconsin to our most beloved building and pretty marble. City of Madison also was handed a bill by police chief for six million in overtime for the demos. Chief returned two weeks later asking for two million more overtime pay for security.

  • Kyle-MI

    When was the last time right to work passed in Michigan? I don’t know about you, but I thought I would never see this day. Just because it hasn’t happened before doesn’t mean it won’t.

    It shouldn’t be a matter of politics. They should be prosecuting these thugs just on the basis of justice. But if the people in charge need a political excuse, just look at the union and Dem tactics. Even on a purely political level Gov. Synder and the rest of the GOP leadership should be pressuring anyone responsible for investigations, arrests, and prosecutions.

    If the situation was reversed so that this was the Tea Party with a Dem governor, don’t you think the Dems would be pulling out all of the stops?

  • joehatfield37

    The main thug appears to be wearing a jacket for IBEW Local 876 and appears to have the name “Tony Carmago”. Their Facebook page is taking a beating today. The other red-headed little snot is identified on the donation page (see above).

  • Kyle-MI

    This is not as radical as the union laws passed in WI. Right to work has been enabled in a great number of states for a good amount of time. There is nothing on the federal level to challenge this.

    On the state level, several union initiatives were voted down in the last election. I don’t know of anything in the state constitution that would prohibit this. About the only thing left is to challenge this on legislative procedural grounds. Even on that I have not heard that the legislature or the governor did anything beyond the normal rules.

    Of course, all of this will not prevent someone from challenging it or even possibly some judge from trying to strike it down. But I don’t see any possibility of a successful challenge.

  • roguelephant

    Basic Law of labor negotiations . The amount of violence and vandalism during protests is directly related to how overpaid the “workers” are.

  • granpasmurf

    :) …now that’s funny, right there!” (Larry, the Cable Guy)

  • aoxomoxo

    These are the same morons that voted multiple times for the worthless POS in the white house. The same ones that used the address my family’s get away in Maine to same day register and vote. We were told there is nothing we can do about it and they cant even be sure who they voted for. Yea right. This guy had better be prosecuted and put in prison where they all belong. There is no doubt about his identity and his crime. It is my understanding that the one looking on were also threatening and were backing him up. JAIL THEM NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • libertynugget

    Unfortunately, middle aged union white dudes all look that same to me.

  • http://www.plumbbobblog.com Plumb_Bob

    So, can we now put to rest those ridiculous, fear-mongering stories about the “violent” right, and place the expectation of violence from vicious, immoral thugs where it belongs? on the overgrown infants of the Progressive movement?

    Yeah, yeah, I know. The truth didn’t matter to the left before, and it doesn’t matter now. But at least we all have solid evidence of the truth.

  • UpLateAgain

    Steven ought to sue this guy for everything he has as well as have him criminally charged. These idiots need to know that if they pull this crap, they do so at a cost. Even in small claims court, he could get a $5000.00 judgement against him. At the very least get his chipped tooth capped.

  • vandalii

    That’s ‘cuz cleanup is a Union job (courtesy is a right-to-work value).

  • vandalii

    Sad that investigating assault would be considered a partisan issue. Oh yeah, the police union might need some coaxing, wouldn’t it :-P

  • bgintn

    Chris Andrea Opalewski the red head gun threat one?
    Boilermakers Local 169?

    Tony Camargo and what appears to be an IBEW (International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers) Local 876?

    Correct Right?

  • thecommander

    Unfofortunately there is a provision in US law that allows the union leaders the right to conduct violent protests if in is done to futher union objectives. The democrats will not allow this to happen so it’s up to us to stop them Congress should eliminate this loophole that gives unions this protection. Since they will not act drastic action must be taken. The unions are threatening civil war so lets give them one

  • celador2

    kyl, Greta on her OTR had a state senator who was blowing air and smoke. Still she said she saw unequal treatment of workers and exemption in the law that reflected sex ior gender discrimination. Trades with more males got more exemptions or a different set of conditions that those with mostly women. She saw meat for a lawsuit but not one word since in press. No more demos and no occuption of the building.

    Jesse Jackson Sr may have called for a general strike but other than that we will have to see what next. Recalls and voter nullification if possible may be next. Why bother though if neighbor Wisconsin picked up a seante seat after recalls?

    Iis it two years to show a more friendly environment will develop in MIchigan , two years. The gov faces a stiff reelection as do the entire GOP. Do not be cowed, they did what they thought wa right under the conditions of the times and Michigan voters seem to agree.

  • celador2

    Maybe things have changed and its brighter now. Home is home and no need to stay away always.

  • Republican_Michigander

    I was there. I saw that. The guy yelling that was some little punk guy with the Boilermaker’s union was all “tough guy” around his buddies. He never laid a hand on me or the other guys there though. He was a bigmouth and that’s it.

    I was about 20 feet from Crowder and that one fat guy who wanted the NRA guy to perform a Lewinsky on him. That was right before the tent went down. The left is blaming the guy in the NRA hat for “having the tent collapse”, but the tent came down from the other side (as shown in multiple videos). There’s no question who had the tent go down and destroyed. It was the union goons, Boilermakers and IBEW to be specific.

  • Republican_Michigander

    Stu Dunnings is the Ingham County Prosecutor. He’s worthless.

  • Republican_Michigander

    I saw the picture of the little punk. Opalewski. That’s him. The
    Boilermaker. I was there. That little guy sure talked a game. Talk is
    all it was.

  • 1stclasspettyofficer

    It is obvious that these union thugs are ignorant, overpaid, spoiled brats who have no understanding of the English language. I wonder if they ever think about how they are eating their food with the same opening from which such vile verbal vomit is expelled.
    ———————————————————-
    James Chapter 3 verses 1-12 (New King James Version)
    1 My brethren, let not many of you become teachers, knowing that we shall receive a stricter judgment. 2 For we all stumble in many things. If anyone does not stumble in word, he is a perfect man, able also to bridle the whole body. 3 Indeed, we put bits in horses’ mouths that they may obey us, and we turn their whole body. 4 Look
    also at ships: although they are so large and are driven by fierce
    winds, they are turned by a very small rudder wherever the pilot
    desires. 5 Even so the tongue is a little member and boasts great things.See how great a forest a little fire kindles! 6 And the tongue is
    a fire, a world of iniquity. The tongue is so set among our members
    that it defiles the whole body, and sets on fire the course of nature;
    and it is set on fire by hell. 7 For every kind of beast and bird, of reptile and creature of the sea, is tamed and has been tamed by mankind. 8 But no man can tame the tongue. It is an unruly evil, full of deadly poison. 9 With it we bless our God and Father, and with it we curse men, who have been made in the similitude of God. 10 Out of the same mouth proceed blessing and cursing. My brethren, these things ought not to be so. 11 Does a spring send forth fresh water and bitter from the same opening? 12 Can a fig tree, my brethren, bear olives, or a grapevine bear figs? Thus no spring yields both salt water and fresh. James 3: 1-12 NKJV

  • joehatfield37

    OK…….so……is there an update on this?