Idaho bar’s free beer for ICE AD tips goes viral, garnering outrage and support

Idaho bar owner Mark Fitzpatrick said his saloon was full of compliments and outrage after the offer of “free beer” to anyone helping immigration and illegal immigration went viral.

The promotion of the Old Saloon, which was sent on Nov. 29 on X, it was viewed almost 8 million times. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) took it back, causing both excitement and online attacks, including threats to burn down the business and kill its foreign owner.

“In the Old State saloon, we don’t see strangers for speaking boldly about the values ​​and the truth of Christianity that can be preserved and the truth and we put the truth out there,” it is added that speaking in the world “and” that is “evil” that causes people to get “really offended.”“

Fitzpatrick said Bar Hor’s first controversial promotion came in 2024 when it launched “gay month,” with discounts and free beer for men, women and couples throughout June in response to Pride month.

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The saloon owner said his latest idea was inspired by former President Joe Biden’s four years of Movember, describing them as a “total disaster” that encourages “some of the worst people in the world to come into this country. “

While his promotion was intended to promote law enforcement efforts and ice, Fitzpatrick said he was quickly attacked online, and the saloon has entered several social media exchanges this week with people who strongly disagree with its conservative views.

““You want to do what is free to attack you,” he said. They continued to attack and started calling names.“

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Fitzpatrick said his family has been threatened, and has received “disgusting” messages and comments, including threats to torch his saloon.

“People would just say I should die for this,” she said. “It is really despicable.“

Fitzpatrick urged anyone dismissing his promotion to visit his bar, saying “if any of those callers come in and are willing to talk,” they meet someone who “will stay with them.”

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The Old State Saloon offered treats to celebrate “Hetewoal Asesomeness Month” in June 2024. (old saloon saloon)

Fitzpatrick remains silent, saying the negative comments made him want to “get off.” His saloon also continues to offer new promotions throughout the month, including “American Men Monday,” where men who support Ice get a free beer for walking through the door.

The bar also offers free beer on Tuesdays to girls who “tattle” illegal immigrants by calling for ice, and a special wedding fee for gay couples.

“The way I look at it is that they are kind enough to expose as their evil our right to us openly and show us who they are, “it means who they are, they are threatened by online attacks and the threats they have received.

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An Idaho bar offered patrons free beer on November 29 if they help immigration and customs enforcement to track down and remove illegal immigrants. (Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images; Istock)

Fitzpatrick also received an “outpouring of support,” including encouraging mail and cards, amid indifference and threats.

“In my saloon where I’m at after a long day of dealing with bad and all the phone calls and everything else, people are there and they support me and encourage me,” she said.

Fitzpatrick doesn’t expect a few spots to ask for their freebies, but he said Ryan Spoon, Chairman of the Ada County Republican Central Committee in Idaho, asked him after he helped out in the snow.

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An old country saloon that offered free beer to patterns that aid immigration and cultural enforcement (ice) by deporting illegal immigrants. (Christopher Dilds/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

Fitzpatrick added that the promotion doesn’t mean much about the beers. “

“I think the way it works draws attention to the debate and discussion that’s going on,” he said.