Democrats advocate VIOLENCE

[Noitall]

HOW IT STARTED: ‘Mind your own damn business’: Harris, Walz make debut at rowdy rally.

—Roll Call, August 6th.

How It’s Going: Tim Walz tells democrats to confront people “in the produce aisle” and ask them if they’ve voted.

—Not the Bee, today.

 

[Noitall]

con·front
/kənˈfrənt/

verb
verb: confront; 3rd person present: confronts; past tense: confronted; past participle: confronted; gerund or present participle: confronting

1. meet (someone) face to face with hostile or argumentative intent.
   "he confronted the robbers as they were trying to leave"

 

[ll74]

What violence did she advocate?

 

[Noitall]

aWold is a she?

STFU, mental gimp

 

[ll74]

Nobody advocated violence.

Or mentioned bloodbaths.

 

[Noitall]

Where was BLOODBATH mentioned?

CONFRONT is defined as above

 

[ll74]

Where was BLOODBATH mentioned?

CONFRONT is defined as above

So you don't know what the word "or" means?

If I talk to you with an argument....I am confronting you. Am I being violent?

 

[ll74]

By the way, this was a stupid and nonviolent confrontation you made here

 

[Pad_Foot]

OR

 

[SmokingFap]

HOW IT STARTED: ‘Mind your own damn business’: Harris, Walz make debut at rowdy rally.

—Roll Call, August 6th.

How It’s Going: Tim Walz tells democrats to confront people “in the produce aisle” and ask them if they’ve voted.

—Not the Bee, today.

Oh my goodness! You better take your AR-15 with you to the grocery store in case someone asks you if you voted!

 

[lessOHmo]

Dumz get results

Shooting T Trump at his club

 

[ll74]

Your nonviolent confrontation continues to be stupid.

 

[SmokingFap]

Dumz get results

Shooting T Trump at his club

Go back to your "English as a Second Language" class.

 

[John_von_Neumann]

HOW IT STARTED: ‘Mind your own damn business’: Harris, Walz make debut at rowdy rally.

—Roll Call, August 6th.

How It’s Going: Tim Walz tells democrats to confront people “in the produce aisle” and ask them if they’ve voted.

—Not the Bee, today.

Cry some more.

 

[BrightShinyGirl]

con·front
/kənˈfrənt/

verb
verb: confront; 3rd person present: confronts; past tense: confronted; past participle: confronted; gerund or present participle: confronting

1. meet (someone) face to face with hostile or argumentative intent.
   "he confronted the robbers as they were trying to leave"

The conservative article you linked to used the word “confront”. That’s not what Walz said.