Trump orders Secret Service to remove black students from rally

originally posted by: 3danimator2014

originally posted by: OccamsRazor04
a reply to: 3danimator2014

Open your eyes and see. Kicking someone in the face while swearing is not treating them worse than kicking them in the face harder while saying nice things.

I'm searching quickly on my phone on the bus so forgiven me if I missed something but i searched for "hilary clinton kicking face" and get nothing. Not suggesting you are wrong but can you provide a link?

Cheers

I got you man:
dictionary.reference.com...

It's called a metaphor. Much like a simile (but much more implicit in its comparisons), metaphors are a descriptive figure of speech that compare two things over a similar characteristic, though the comparison doesn't have to be accurate (and are often greatly exaggerated to further the implication of the metaphor).

Simile: He is as fat as a pig.
Metaphor: He is a fat pig.

Hope that helps, if not I suggest you ask any 5-7 year old as they will have recently learned this complicated subject matter.

The other day someone sneezed and Trump didn't say "God Bless You".

He's pretty much a confirmed Satanist IMO.

a reply to: Southern Guardian

Yes they entered private property. ..what DON'T you get? Ridiculous, this IS what's wrong with the country.

Donald Trump shut down protesters chanting, “Black Lives Matter” Monday by uttering three simple words: “All. Lives. Matter.”

The billionaire GOP presidential frontrunner stood silent on stage for several moments at a rally at Radford University in Virginia, after anti-Trump protesters began shouting the slogan and proceeded to be removed from the venue.

“All right, folks. You’re gonna hear this. You’re gonna hear it once,” Trump said, before enunciating, “All. Lives. Matter,” at which point the audience in attendance exploded in applause.

The real estate mogul had previously expressed the sentiment earlier this month in Madison, Alabama, where he made it clear that he supported all Americans, regardless of race, color or creed.

“Remember people,” Trump said. “We have to love everyone.”

“All lives matter.”

www.infowars.com...

maybe they weren't just "standing there silently"?

originally posted by: OccamsRazor04
You people are hilarious.

Why is it that I automatically dismiss any statement that includes the phrase 'you people'? The word 'troublemaker' usually roosts in that person's vocabulary as well, and is equally noxious.

a reply to: Southern Guardian

heres a little challenge - show where when and to whom he [ trump ] alledgedly gave the order to remove the 30 blacks

there thats simple

Assuming (wrongfully) that people were removed because of their skin-color is racist. If you see a black person and see their blackness as the cause for their removal, instead of any other reason, you've assumed the results on the basis of race alone. Poor form.

originally posted by: JohnnyCanuck

originally posted by: OccamsRazor04
You people are hilarious.

Why is it that I automatically dismiss any statement that includes the phrase 'you people'? The word 'troublemaker' usually roosts in that person's vocabulary as well, and is equally noxious.

Likely because you wrongfully apply it to races in your mind, and feel ashamed by it.

a reply to: abe froman

You forgot to add the part where they were removed for crashing a private event.

You also forgot the part where Trump didn't order it, it was simply a matter of trespassers being asked to leave.

a reply to: OccamsRazor04

So if you rent a hall for a birthday party and 30 people storm in and just stand around you are cool with that? Because anyone who finds such behavior acceptable is part of the problem.

a reply to: Joneselius

What don't you get about this being a PRIVATE EVENT?

You're just constantly re-arguing the same point, that being they were kicked out OF A PRIVATE EVENT.

a reply to: EternalSolace

I wonder if we can pitch tents in their living room and cry foul when they call the police to remove us...

All of the political rallies are private events. Admission wasn't by invitation — it was open to the public. Since it was open to the public they weren't trespassing, crashing or any of the other utter nonsense that several of you are blabbering.

Furthermore, it was a rally at the students' school. Common sense dictates that when you hold a rally at a college... wait for it... STUDENTS FROM THE COLLEGE WILL ATTEND.

There's no comparison to a birthday party or pitching tents in a living room to be had here.

a reply to: OccamsRazor04

So it's only wrong when it's done to you. Thanks for being honest and admitting you find the behavior wrong, just not when it happens to Trump. Sounds like you have some things to work out.

If the ATS front page is evidence of anything, it's only wrong when it's Marine at a Hillary rally who is flipping his s#. Where was this self-satisfied mini echo chamber of first order thinking in THAT thread? Where were you defending Bill Clinton?

Would it be a legitimate topic of debate if Trump had everyone in uniform removed from the venue before his speech?

As to the involvement of the Secret Service. This students were almost certainly mistaken about who was escorting them out. There was a mixture of private security and law enforcement doing event security. My guess is that it was private security. Secret Service simply wouldn't have been the ones escorting people out.

However, what nobody is denying is that they were escorted out. What is being denied is that the Trump campaign had any knowledge of it. I personally find this to be highly improbable.

I love the reponses on thjis thread, lets folks know how you really feel!

I'm going to rent out my town hall for a rally, then have a group of white people removed becasuse it is now private property and lets be real, because tyhey are white!

Lets see how much and how fast ats backs me up!

a reply to: cenpuppie

but but but it's just like your birthday party! but but but but it's like they're pitching tents in your living room!

originally posted by: abe froman
a reply to: Southern Guardian

Did they do anything?

yep, a group of 30 trespassers showed up in unison.

They were asked to leave.

Bye, Felicia.

Were they holding signs up saying we are trespassing? They were standing there doing nothing but then asked to leave.

originally posted by: BelowLowAnnouncement

originally posted by: 3danimator2014

originally posted by: OccamsRazor04
a reply to: 3danimator2014

Open your eyes and see. Kicking someone in the face while swearing is not treating them worse than kicking them in the face harder while saying nice things.

I'm searching quickly on my phone on the bus so forgiven me if I missed something but i searched for "hilary clinton kicking face" and get nothing. Not suggesting you are wrong but can you provide a link?

Cheers

I got you man:
dictionary.reference.com...

It's called a metaphor. Much like a simile (but much more implicit in its comparisons), metaphors are a descriptive figure of speech that compare two things over a similar characteristic, though the comparison doesn't have to be accurate (and are often greatly exaggerated to further the implication of the metaphor).

Simile: He is as fat as a pig.
Metaphor: He is a fat pig.

Hope that helps, if not I suggest you ask any 5-7 year old as they will have recently learned this complicated subject matter.

I know what a metaphor is you ****. But since I was talking about things that Trump has ACTUALLY physically done to people in Scotland, what was the point of Occumsrazor using a metaphor to explain how hilary is as bad as trump?

Stupid. So..i stand by what I said and am correct. Trump is a total scumbag. Watch the documentary on how he (directly) and his organisation treated the people who opposed his golf course in Scotland. I have no link for you as im at work

Hilary might be awful but she never treated people like this I can assure you. I still don't want her to win though.

a reply to: theantediluvian

of the political rallies are private events. Admission wasn't by invitation — it was open to the public. Since it was open to the public they weren't trespassing, crashing or any of the other utter nonsense that several of you are blabbering.

Don't you have to have tickets? If not, you're right.

originally posted by: buster2010

originally posted by: abe froman
a reply to: Southern Guardian

Did they do anything?

yep, a group of 30 trespassers showed up in unison.

They were asked to leave.

Bye, Felicia.

Were they holding signs up saying we are trespassing? They were standing there doing nothing but then asked to leave.

Trespassers are required to wear identifying placards stating their intent to trespass in order to be called Trespassers? That's new.

This thread either needs moved to the HOAX bin or have the title changed.

This is just like the latest headline "TRUMP ORDERS SECRET SERVICE TO CHOKE REPORTER" .

No he didn't. However, any news that mentions Trump is gold for them. What are the candidates talking about? Issues? Nope. Trump. What is the MSM talking about? Trump. Who are the rich scared of right now? Trump? The GOP? Trump. The DNC?Trump. Facebook feeds? Trump. Comedy shows? Trump.

These kids? Trump. Who had the bright idea to dress up like Black Panthers and go to a Trump rally. What are they really going to accomplish? Getting on TV. That's it.

In any political situation, pulling out the 'race' card is when you know the competition has nothing left. Playing six degrees of KKK is just pathetic.

a reply to: jjkenobi

I vote for the HOAX bin

a reply to: TheTory

In terms of trespassing that wouldn't have any particular relevance as long as the students were in possession of tickets and didn't sneak into the venue. I'll see what I can dig up.

EDIT:

That was surprisingly simple. The WALB 10 News site had admission details. Admission was free, tickets could be reserved ahead of time at eventbrite.com.

If the students had tickets then they weren't trespassing. I think it's a safe assumption that they did when you consider:

- They would have presumably passed through security where they would have been checked for tickets
- If they didn't have tickets, they would have been trespassing and subject to arrest and they weren't arrested
- If they didn't have tickets, more than likely the Trump campaign/law enforcement/etc would have used this as the justification for removal

Strange that this is what the conversation is about when it comes to black students removed from a Trump rally for doing absolutely nothing disruptive.

Looks like yet another weak and feeble attempt to smear Trump.

Is this all they have?