After multiple tirades on his Twitter account in which he called for violence against both women and children Peter Fonda has now been labeled a domestic terrorist by the National Border Patrol Council (NBPC).
In a statement posted to its website, the group referenced multiple tweets from the actor, including this one. The Easy Rider star threatened both ICE agents and their children:
WE SHOULD HACK THIS SYSTEM, GET THE ADDRESSES OF THE ICE AGENTS CBP AGENTS AND SURROUND THEIR HOMES IN PROTEST. WE SHOULD FIND OUT WHAT SCHOOLS THEIR CHILDREN GO TO AND SURROUND THE SCHOOLS IN PROTEST. THESE AGENTS ARE DOING THIS CUZ THEY WANT TO DO IT. THEY LIKE DOING THIS. F***.
Law enforcement isnt pleasant, Peter, it isnt a movie where you are constantly being catered to by sycophants and youre pampered, protected and made to think youre really someone better than the rest of us. You arent! wrote the NBPC in response.
For us, the bad guys and the constant danger are real, the group added. Ask the Tucson agent who was shot last week by illegal aliens, Peter. Yes, Peter, the bullets were actually real. Do his traumatized children deserve to be terrorized at their schools because hes a Border Patrol agent? What about his wife? Should she be hunted down and terrorized too? What about the children of agents who have been killed in the line of duty, Peter? Should they be terrorized at school as well?
The article also referenced Fonda's now-infamous tweet, in which he suggested taking 12-year-old Barron Trump, the youngest child of the president, and throwing him in a cage with pedophiles.
"Yes, this is what passes for 'inclusion, acceptance, kindness, feminism, gender equality, love and peace' in the world of so many liberals," the union wrote. "Their hypocrisy knows no bounds. How about the 'Be Kind' stickers on cars and 'Love Trumps Hate' motto that are so popular in liberal circles? Do those apply here? And the really hilarious part about Fonda's tweets encouraging domestic terrorism is his avatar on Twitter flashing a 'peace' sign."
The article ends with the group's suggestion that Fonda "seek some mental health treatment."
The group went on to say that Fonda is encouraging "domestic terrorism" and is a "despicable, hateful, spoiled, and entitled punk."
The article ends with the group's suggestion that Fonda "seek some mental health treatment."
After reading the actor's meltdowns on Twitter, many people likely would agree with that bit of advice.
PopZette editor Zachary Leeman can be reached at zachary.leeman@lifezette.com. Follow him on Twitter.
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