Trump gives supporters permission to say/do what they want

originally posted by: awareness10
a reply to: Swills

Where's your proof?

Just look around you, does America remotely resemble anything close to Great right now?

You just need google to see it is better. How the hell can the lunatic trump make it more better?

originally posted by: CosmicSmack
a reply to: mOjOm

I feel like the protesters who dont know how to protest are to blame and there are prob alot of agent provocateurs. How come Trump always get blamed for his supporters, but Bernie and Hillary get none?

Comments like this infuriate me! How ignorant! When Trump tells his supporters he will pay for their legal fees if they attack protesters AND then goes on record saying he's looking into paying for the legal fees of a 78 y/o supporter who was arrested for sucker punching a man being escorted by police YOU DAMN RIGHT he shoulders responsibility for his supporters actions!

Do you hear any other candidate in this race act like this? No, you don't.

Just another typical lying politician with empty promises

Isn't that what virtually all of them become. Without a Congress that will work with the president, the country isn't going anywhere near improvement. And that president needs to be more than business as usual in Washington. Not seeing it soon.

Trump is sowing the seeds of his own destruction by calling for violence against his detractors. Most of the electorate in America are moderates GOP and DNC and will not tolerate a fascist despot.



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a reply to: carewemust

Comparing Regan to Trump? Really? Was Regan a thinned skinned bully too?

I can see it now, a Twitter fued between Trump and Kim Jong-un ending in nuclear war.

a reply to: burdman30ott6

Agree to disagree.

From my perspective the tactics and emotions involved are still the same. Actual policy ideas that makes sense play backseat to rhetoric, emotions and partisan hackery.

originally posted by: onequestion
a reply to: Swills

So if they didn't show up and invade the building would there have been a problem?

Considering there were reports of bottles being thrown at cars as the attendees left the building, possibly.

originally posted by: hopenotfeariswhatweneed
a reply to: Swills

Absolutely the man is a narcissist, he has already stated he wants disruptive protesters arrested and he is happy if it ruins their lives and they cant get jobs...

Fixed the first part of that. Not sure where you got the second, but if they are acting illegally then there are consequences.

a reply to: DBCowboy

Wait what? Sanders what beat cops?

Why is that BLM protesters (many of whom are not actually associated with BLM) are always associated with Sanders? Oh wait, right, conservative.

Basically, what are you talking about?

A fun example of a Trump rally is a 78 y/o racist sucker punching a man being escorted by police. When interviewed after the rally by the press he says he enjoyed himself and will kill that young man if he sees him again. Meanwhile, Trump is looking into paying for his legal bills.

How about you denounce that instead of trying to smear Sanders?

originally posted by: mOjOm

originally posted by: Teikiatsu

Riots caused by people who don't support Trump, you mean. Trump people are not going to other candidate's rallies and picking fights.

Not yet, but after the things he's been saying over the past few days that might change. So don't put that innocent halo over their heads just yet.

I'm not. By the same token, I won't hold my breath.

Here's the thing: conservatives have this wacky habit of letting people say what they want, even if they don't agree with what is said.

Besides they seem to just be violent to random people instead of targeting other campaigns anyway. Like homeless guys and stuff in their own town. Much easier that way since you don't have to travel I guess.

Example?

What is WRONG with people?????

I don't think that's the right question; I think the question should be:

"Why arn't more people Trump supporters"

Here me out ... sure I'm racist and of course I hate mexicans and Muslims ... but don't let that distract you from my larger point.

I was listening to NPR today (as I always do while I commute from and too work ... we redneck white supremacists can't get enough of NPR) and since I left work late "to the point" with Warren Olney was on and his topic tonight was very much the same as the topic to of this thread.... "how much of a bigot is Donald Trump? What's wrong with people? And is some bitch gana die because of it all"

And as I sat there listening as each one of Olney's selected guests (no differing view point was presented) talk the story changed a total of 4 times while I was listening. I know this because the first time it happened my internal hard drive gave me a "does not compute" error cousin my head to shake from side to side with my lips and cheaks going limp. After that I had to keep better track of the story as not to have it happen again ... which could have caused an accident.

There was even a segment where they had Marco Rubio explain why Donald Trump was the next antichrist; and how it was imperative we elect an establishment president to keep life at our current level of disfunction rather than risk the disfunction that Trump might bring to the table. Aperantly there has never been an election as important to the well being of America as this one is. To put that into prospective it's so much more important than the 2012 elections which we all know was the most important election since the countries founding.

They even had on a Sanders supporter defending how it was importent for Sanders to send his supporters to protest Trump rallies; because.... how does that saying go ... "first they made the Mexicans build a wall, and I said nothing, then they tried to verify Muslim refugee status, and I said nothing, then some guy punched some other guy in the face for giving the first guy the bird ... and I said nothing". If Sander's supports don't take a stand now ... will there even be a United States Of America tomorrow?

Buy I digress ... with all of this horseinagans going on why aren't more people supportin Trump? Don't you all want to see this whole thing blow up as much as I do?

Or better yet how #ing funny would it be if the day after Trump is sworn into office ... nothing changes? Blood doesn't start dripping from statue Jesus's eyes. Muslims arent rounded up into concentration camps. Mexican's aren't forced to clean the gas chambers... that they paid for. Burney Sanders combs his hair and the rest of us go to work and make the same crappy days pay we did the day before? ... I mean don't you want to see how the 2020 elections try to top this one as the "most important election of our life time".

So seriously vote for Trump; it's the most exciting thing to do in November.

originally posted by: Teikiatsu

originally posted by: onequestion
a reply to: Swills

So if they didn't show up and invade the building would there have been a problem?

Considering there were reports of bottles being thrown at cars as the attendees left the building, possibly.

What?

So trump supporters threw bottles at them as they left after crashing the party uninvited and causin fights?

Not surprised, maybe they shouldn't have done it but maybe the shouldn't have tried to shut down their event.

a reply to: reldra

No, I don't like Obama. He's definitely better than Bush but still just another bought and paid for politician. He's done some good but is not what I thought I was voting for.

originally posted by: Swills
a reply to: xuenchen

Civil unrest at the DNC? Why?

Civil unrest at the RNC I could see happening if they push for that brokered convention I keep hearing about.

???? Where did I say "at" ????

No wonder people are confused.

Anyone remember these?

He [Obama] warned that the general election campaign could get ugly. “They’re going to try to scare people. They’re going to try to say that ‘that Obama is a scary guy,’ ” he said. A donor yelled out a deep accented “Don’t give in!”

“I won’t but that sounded pretty scary. You’re a tough guy,” Obama said.

“If they bring a knife to the fight, we bring a gun,” Obama said. “Because from what I understand folks in Philly like a good brawl. I’ve seen Eagles fans.”

other great lines

argue with people, get in their faces

I dont wanna quell anger, I think people have a right to be angry, I'm angry

its political talk. who cares.

Telling people to do what they want, the horror lol.

A political war is about to break out after that act of brownshirting though. It is crazy that brownshirting is considered acceptable behavior.

originally posted by: Swills
a reply to: DBCowboy

Exactly. Trump is making America backwards again.

Let's all remember, has their been any violence at any other rally besides Trumps?

That would require people who are not willing to let the other candidates speak freely. For all that people go after Trump supporters, in all cases they appear to be reactive to the disruptors. There is no evidence that they are actively seeking a confrontation at their rallies.

They can do everything except count the votes. Here's a bonus, sports fans:

If you have a smart meter metering out your electricity, you now have a personal enemy in the home.
Look and see. Part of Obama's change, you may have one and not know it. Under attack, mayday.
And may your ectoplasms shrink. If you grow, as per custom in nature, then it will kill you.

So just wait. The lovely system gets better, I swear to God on this.
Bring it up at the rallies. It matters.

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originally posted by: awareness10
a reply to: Swills

Where's your proof?

Just look around you, does America remotely resemble anything close to Great right now?

Where is it? Why it's only two shakes a click away. I'll help you get started, Google Trump Soros.

originally posted by: Swills
a reply to: Skywatcher2011

No, you get with it. Sanders doesn't accept Super Pac support. He doesn't accept monies from the wealthy and relies only on small donations and he's breaking records in fund raising. His average donation is in the ball park of thirty bucks.

If he's elected one of his first orders of business is to dismantle Citizens United.

CU was not legislation, it was a pro-free speech ruling by the SCOTUS*. The only way that gets 'dismantled' is through other legislation, another SCOTUS appeal or an Amendment.



*Funny how libs like the SCOTUS rulings except when they don't.

originally posted by: Teikiatsu

Example?

This is from early on in his campaign.

Donald Trump: Boston beating is 'terrible'