Women's March embraces cop killer and domestic terrorist

But that NRA ad was causing violence!  Unlike the people Women's March is celebrating who actually killed cops in a violent manner.  See, it wasn't violence-violence, got it?

"Happy birthday to the revolutionary #AssataShakur!" the verified Twitter account for the Women's March tweeted. "Today's #SignOfResistance, in Assata's honor, is by @Meloniousfunk." 

The tweet included a painting of Assata Shakur, also known as Joanne Chesimard, with the slogan "A woman's place is in the struggle."

Chesimard is a member of the Black Liberation Party, a racist, anti-American organization.  She's committed multiple felonies, and was finally busted for killing a New Jersey State Trooper.  She escaped from jail and has been hiding out in Cuba since 1979.

So to recap:  NRA ad talking about fighting back with "the fist of truth" - BAD.

Killing cops, committing multiple felonies, hiding in Cuba:  GOOD.

Or at least that's the way the Women's March sees it.