He is either ashamed of the Airbnb, realizes that it undermines his SWATTing narrative,
I wonder if he's put 2 and 2 together on this.
- The SWAT-ing at his residence causes him undue stress and he fears for his life
- The cops responding to his SWATs at his residence has him fearful that the cops will use lethal force
- He invites total strangers to come to his house any day or night of the year for only $99/night
I hope the Milwaukee Police Department lawyers are aware that he is operating an Airbnb out of the place he says is susceptible to SWATs and crawling with policemen. It makes no sense.
From his lawsuit:
1. Niki Robinson and Patrick Tomlinson are the targets of a vicious campaign of domestic terrorism, carried out at the hands of a group of bullies who hide behind the anonymity of the internet.
If you were the target of a "vicious campaign of domestic terrorism", would you invite strangers to stay in your house every single day?
17. Every knock on the door or police car that drives by leaves them terrified that they are about to be staring down an officer’s gun or that they will be paraded outside in handcuffs to their further humiliation.
If you were "terrified" that police will show up at your house guns blazing at any moment, would you invite strangers to stay in your house every single day?
There are plenty of other examples of that logic in his lawsuit. It is batshit insane that he is operating an Airbnb while he has this lawsuit pending. It's probably the worst thing he could be doing right now.