As some of you know, I was in Charlottesville in August 2017. I was injured pretty badly. But worse than the injuries is stuff I remember.

This guy, who a lot of people follow, knows this.

Lemme tell you a story.
I was on a walkie-talkie on August 12, 2017, in a support role. I wasn't at 4th Street with a lot of my friends, and with a friend of friends named Heather Heyer.

I was in the rear with the gear at Justice Park, three blocks away, explaining to a state representative here's the mic, speak for about five minutes, and then a voice came over the walkie-talkie.

The voice said, they killed her.

And I said, please repeat.

And the voice said, they killed her.

And I said to the state rep, _________, and the state rep disappeared. And I went to the PA where I had been playing music all day and I played this.

And this is what @NoContextGTS thinks will hurt me. He is right. Because I see my friends come back to the park and there were only so many times I could hug them before it lost meaning.

When I say the alt right has no friends, this is why. Because this is who they are. And if you think someone like this can be your friend, you need to think about what you consider being a friend, and whether people like this will be there for you.

Right now, he's retweeting everything I write, in the hopes that someone like Stone Toss will pick it up and do whatever. He really wants to impress Stone Toss. It's kind of abject.

He reminds me of Andy Ngo: desperate to impress people who wish he was dead.