Most of us likely don’t often interact with people that have totally drunk the orange Kool-Aid. This story from KXLF Channel 4 in Butte, MT provides good insight.
Here is J6 criminal defendant Henry “Hank” Muntzer in his own words:
- “I do not regret being there. I would absolutely want to be there again, that’s how monumental that day was. I mean, it was the greatest time, I believe, to be alive.”
- “The reason why I was there was to prevent Congress from committing treason, which they did anyways, so once the truth is told and evidence of election fraud is there and Jan. 6 becomes a cover, you’re going to look back in history that Jan. 6 is going to be our new Fourth of July.”
- “I never broke through any police lines nor would I do something like that. I know there is people that probably did. Did I actually see anyone break through a police line? No, I did not.”
- “I really believe that Trump won by a landslide; not only did he win, but I believe he won, pretty much, almost fifty states.”
- “[ ] I was actually the one that felt led to go to D.C. because Trump put that out there, or somebody did in the Trump administration, Stop the Steal.”
Reading that, we learn the following about Hank:
- He thinks bad behavior on his part is okay if funsies are to be had.
- He has delusions of grandeur.
- He doesn’t think he did anything wrong, personally, and because he (allegedly) didn’t see with his own to eyes anybody do anything he considers wrong, no harm, no foul.
- He thinks everybody agrees with him.
- He is easily manipulated.
I’m really not sure what to do with that level of delusion. It’s mindboggling. If not prison, Hank ought to be involuntarily committed. He’s a human being, but theway his mind works is broken.