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Trump supporter gets coldcocked for no apparent reason...

While waving Mexican flags, burning American flags, and throwing eggs and bottles...

;)

Allah be praised! How proud must Democrats be today?

They're using the tools of terror.
 
Is it both sides?

Yes, the local Mason Lodge is currently lodging a very strongly-worded email to DWS...


:cool:


The bastages!
 
What is wrong?

They have been taught, for two generations now, that shouting and violence to prevent free speech, is free speech. The fact that their opposition does not engage in such abominable tactics is taken as a sign that they are right to do what they do.

Because she knows that in the morning (this morning) she will be a hero and a symbol of those who are not going to take it any longer...
 
From the titular head of the BLM movement:

...

Offering that I am fully in favor of the right to protest, I asked him to consider that protests which include shouting down a speaker are different because they deprive the speaker of his/her right to self-expression. McKesson disagrees.

"It's still free speech," he counters. "You're saying you don't like the way the free speech of protesters manifests itself. Which I respect, I get your point of view. There's a way that we can exercise the right to free speech that puts us in a place where we can learn and grow even if that's uncomfortable. I get that. Which is different from saying you have a commitment to free speech, I don't think they're the same thing."

I brought up President Obama's recent commencement speeches, where he argued that bad ideas should be exposed, debated, and defeated in the arena of ideas, and that shouting somebody down creates martyrs out of people with bad or wrong ideas, but McKesson was unmoved.

"I would say don't say you have a commitment to free speech," McKesson offered. "If you have a commitment to free speech, you would be equally protective of people shouting that person down because that is also free speech. What you're saying is when that tactic comes up, it's the wrong tactic. And that makes sense to me, I respect that, that's fair. I don't agree with it fully but I get it. But it's not a commitment to free speech."

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http://reason.com/blog/2016/06/02/black-lives-matter-deray-mckesson
 
The violence is sickening.

What do you think the realistic odds are of Trump becoming president? Oddsmakers still have him as a pretty heavy underdog.

I think like Obama got all the black votes, Hillary is going to get all the women votes.
 
GimpyIntellect said:
The violence is sickening.

What do you think the realistic odds are of Trump becoming president? Oddsmakers still have him as a pretty heavy underdog.

I think like Obama got all the black votes, Hillary is going to get all the women votes.
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I'm not even convinced that Hillary will be the nominee...

The Torricelli effect.

I also do not think she will be as massively popular with women as predicted.

Clearly though, Democrats no longer believe in being polite and respectively disagreeing; violence has become a part of their strategy...

:(

It's sad to say that, but you see, top down, no denunciation of the activists antics instead, they blame Trump, as if he were a movie trailer.
 
"It’s zombie time at campaign Hillary. Behold the dead men walking! It was with strangely slow, narcotized numbness that the candidate and her phalanx of minions and mouthpieces responded to last week’s punishing report by the State Department’s Inspector General about her email security lapses. Do they truly believe, in the rosy alternate universe of Hillaryland, that they can lie their way out of this? Of course, they’re relying as usual on the increasingly restive mainstream media to do their dirty work for them. If it were a Republican in the crosshairs, Hillary’s shocking refusal to meet with the Inspector General (who interviewed all four of the other living Secretaries of State of the past two decades) would have been the lead item flagged in screaming headlines from coast to coast. Let’s face it—the genuinely innocent do not do pretzel twists like this to cover their asses."
Camille Paglia
 
4est_4est_Gump said:
It's sad to say that, but you see, top down, no denunciation of the activists antics instead, they blame Trump, as if he were a movie trailer.
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This is 100% accurate.

I actually got those videos off some other board, and all the libs are blaming Trump for the violence.

It's amazing to me.

No one takes responsibility anymore for their actions.
 
GimpyIntellect said:
This is 100% accurate.

I actually got those videos off some other board, and all the libs are blaming Trump for the violence.

It's amazing to me.

No one takes responsibility anymore for their actions.
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If, as Camille points out, Hillary had an (R) associated with her brand, she would be toast. The media, especially their "fact-checkers" just don't seem to understand why people are tuning them out and using Social Media as their source of news, since the media they choose confirms their bias.
 
More from Camille:

"Over on the GOP side, Donald Trump continues to gain strength, despite the nonstop artillery barrage of Democratic operatives and their clone army in the mainstream media. Trump just rolls on and on, despite every foot-in-mouth gaffe that would stop a normal campaign cold. He’s terrific on the radio, I must say. Even though I do like Elizabeth Warren (I even believe she has Native American ancestry, although certainly not enough to qualify her for affirmative action), I burst out laughing in my car last week when I heard Trump confidingly say (like a yenta at Zabar’s deli), “She’s a woman that has been very ineffective—except that she has a big mouth.” His New York comic timing was spot on. I laughed out loud again this week when I heard Trump interrupt his press conference to tag an ABC reporter as “a sleaze”—at which I am sure thousands of other radio listeners heartily cheered. It’s been a long time since any major politician had the chutzpah to tell the arrogant, double-dealing East Coast media what most of the country thinks about them."
 
Pookie said:
It's like Christmas to the Grinch. The fire hydrant to the dog. He can't stop gnashing his teeth and pissing everywhere.

:)
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I see, like Hillary, who prefers to make Trump the issue, you make me the issue, in effect condoning the antics of your "team."

:kiss: ;) ;)
 
Pookie said:
It's like Christmas to the Grinch. The fire hydrant to the dog. He can't stop gnashing his teeth and pissing everywhere.

:)
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You love it, too.

Just from the exact opposite vantage point.

Promise me you won't take a crowbar and hit him over the head, and then blame someone else for doing it.
 
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