Thomas Ball (activist)

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Thomas Ball (activist)

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Nationality| American
Occupation| Activist

Thomas Ball was an American father's rights activist. He set himself on fire to protest what he thought was unfair treatment from a legal system following a "Second Set of Books" representing policies and procedures distinct from official laws.[1]. Before his death, he sent a document to the local town newspaper explaining his reasons including court cases he had won and lost in his battle to regain visitation rights to his children[2]. He is listed on Wikipedia's list of political self immolations[3]

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1. ↑ Article from The Keene Sentinel
2. ↑ Equal Justice Foundation (a political advocacy site)
3. ↑ List of political self immolations

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