Watching tonight. What a legend
I remember hearing the story when it happened. Early 2000's right? He had beef with someone there and he thought everyone in the town was intentionally trying to F him over so he armored up a Komatsu and leveled the town.
Good dude. Need someone like him in downtown Portland right now.
How do poor folk with no Netflix watch it?
I recall the trailer and discussion for this, and didn't the show pin him as a lunatic. Like, what he did was all in the wrong etc. Not wording it right, but the made him out to be the bad guy. That's what I was reading.
I'll have to see if I can find this somewhere and check it out.
How do poor folk with no Netflix watch it?
It's crazy to me how we can all look at the same information and come away with so drastically different conclusions. Evernoob thinks Heeymeyer was the villain and had no cause to even be upset. I see a town trying to push a guy around who wasn't going to be pushed around. Dude tried to fight local corruption and lost the legal battle. So he took matters into his own hands. I just listened to a podcast on this on my way to work this morning. The liberal host glosses over some details he considers of no consequence that I consider pretty important to the story. I'm not saying what he did was right, but I understand Heeymeyer's frustration. Liberal host says Heeymeyer should have just walked away and gave up on his dream, I don't see anything wrong with fighting it all the way to the end.
If you want to hear Marvin's thoughts from Marvin, mp3s of his journal tapes are available here:
https://www.skyhinews.com/in-depth/b...ded-manifesto/
Intelligent person but holy shit what a nut-job.
I've listened to those before, difficult to sit thru. That corrupt town fucked him hard, pushed him over the edge for sure.
It's a shame people don't take a stand more often. It might bring the truth into the light, instant karma like.
I remember hearing the story when it happened. Early 2000's right? He had beef with someone there and he thought everyone in the town was intentionally trying to F him over so he armored up a Komatsu and leveled the town.
Good dude. Need someone like him in downtown Portland right now.
tl;dr version is he had a muffler shop that the city kept fucking with trying to get him to close for the land iirc. They kept cutting off physical access, utilities, ect. I believe he did everything by the book until he ran out of money and basically lost everything trying to fight the city to keep his business.
They pushed the wrong guy to the limit. He could have snapped and killed a bunch of people, but instead he just plowed over everyone's home and businesses that were involved and didn't fuck with anyone that didn't fuck with him.
I don't blame the guy a bit. You can only push and take shit from people for so long before they react.
He could have snapped and killed a bunch of people, but instead he just plowed over everyone's home and businesses
Huh. I thought there was something about a concrete business or job that went sour.
edit: yea, the wiki has something about it. never really sat down and read about the guy.
It's crazy to me how we can all look at the same information and come away with so drastically different conclusions. Evernoob thinks Heeymeyer was the villain and had no cause to even be upset. I see a town trying to push a guy around who wasn't going to be pushed around. Dude tried to fight local corruption and lost the legal battle. So he took matters into his own hands. I just listened to a podcast on this on my way to work this morning. The liberal host glosses over some details he considers of no consequence that I consider pretty important to the story. I'm not saying what he did was right, but I understand Heeymeyer's frustration. Liberal host says Heeymeyer should have just walked away and gave up on his dream, I don't see anything wrong with fighting it all the way to the end.