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| + | [[File:Portland Molotov.png|right|300px|thumb|Many [[Antifa]] "peaceful protesters" who felt ready to tear up the [[Constitution]] and burn the system down forgot the childhood adage, "you play with fire and you get burned."]] | ||
A '''Molotov cocktail''' is a hand-held incendiary device. One makes it by pouring [[gasoline]] into a narrow-necked bottle and stuffing that bottle with a cloth wick that dips into the gasoline. To use it, the user lights the wick and throws the bottle. | A '''Molotov cocktail''' is a hand-held incendiary device. One makes it by pouring [[gasoline]] into a narrow-necked bottle and stuffing that bottle with a cloth wick that dips into the gasoline. To use it, the user lights the wick and throws the bottle. | ||
Revision as of 20:00, September 8, 2020
Many Antifa "peaceful protesters" who felt ready to tear up the Constitution and burn the system down forgot the childhood adage, "you play with fire and you get burned."
A Molotov cocktail is a hand-held incendiary device. One makes it by pouring gasoline into a narrow-necked bottle and stuffing that bottle with a cloth wick that dips into the gasoline. To use it, the user lights the wick and throws the bottle.
British Commonwealth speakers usually refer to these as "petrol bombs," using the British name for gasoline.