Parents protesting in school board meetings is spreading--this time Fort Worth

After parents in Loudoun county, Virginia, confronted school board members about unreported sex assaults in a school bathroom, and teaching "critical race theory" to their kids, biden's "Justice Department"--headed by the ghastly Merrick Garland--ordered the FBI to investigate the parents for "domestic terrorism."

Now protests against school boards are spreading.  In Fort Worth just a week ago, a black male threatened the school board members with violence.  Malikk Austin, 51, spoke at Fort Worth Independent School District meeting claiming "This is something I fight for, for my children.  We are not our ancestors. I got over a thousand soldiers ready to go." 

Austin then repeated the phrase "locked and loaded" as he was led away by cops. 

So it's totally understandable that biden's and Garland's Department of Just Us has arrested Mr. Austin, because his angry speech to the school board members went far beyond what the Virginia parents did, in that Austin actually threatened violence.  "I got over a thousand soldiers ready to go."

So even though we support parents confronting school boards for pro-socialist, anti-white, pro-tranny policies, we have to admit that threatening violence is unacceptable, so we're not surprised that the FBI arrested Mr. Austin immediately.

Wait...what?  Ya say the FBI has NOT arrested Austin?  Well, surely they began investigating him as a "domestic terrorist," right?

No?  Gosh, that's...odd.  Why would the FIB and DOJ start investigating the parents in Loudoun county--none of whom threatened violence--but don't seem concerned about Mr. Austin.

You've already guessed, eh?  Sure you have.  

The FBI won't be investigating Mr. Austin because...Austin threatened the board if they took CRT OUT of Fort Worth schools.

Oh.

Austin also has a criminal record, including three-year prison stint for sex assault.  So an ideal spokesman for pushing the teaching CRT to vulnerable kids held captive in public schools.