Protestors block major road to Trump rally in Phoenix (Live Feed) and Trump Tower(Live Feed)

a reply to: neo96

I agree we need to be the change we need to see in the world. You know, I'm going to research more about government programs like healthcare. We're derailing this thread, and I need to understand better the pros and cons to programs like medicare. You're good people here.

originally posted by: Black_Fox
This,"Trump fanboys"

I don't think people get it.

I think Carrot Top could have ran for office and probably get nominated.

It's not really about Trump, its about who he isn't.

He isn't the current establishment.

Yea folks are sick of 'republicans" thats tell their voters what they think they want to hear but reall cant wait to take it in the $$$ in the supply closest by Nancy with a prosthetic.

As expected...Racist garbage from the off.

a reply to: reldra

You have someone like Trump saying crazy, divisive, racist and hateful tings almost every day- sometimes several times a day,

Democans and Republicrats have been doing that since the War Between the States.

Every time a liberal says that ending Welfare is ending charity it is hate speech.

Affirmative action is racist. A constant reminder.

Socialism is crazy, and is the default political belief.

Divisiveness is a contrived sin pushed from winner take all political criminals.

originally posted by: Teddy916
a reply to: neo96

I agree we need to be the change we need to see in the world. You know, I'm going to research more about government programs like healthcare. We're derailing this thread, and I need to understand better the pros and cons to programs like medicare. You're good people here.

I am most certainly not.

I'm a republican,racist,bigot,xenophobe, and every other pejorative Trump critics can come up with.

Mainly because some people don't like what I have to say.

Just like Trump.

originally posted by: neo96
a reply to: Blackmarketeer

Really?

Didn't know 'protesting' presidential candidates was a right.

Since for over two hundred years no one ever done it before.

It has been done. Most famously, for George Wallace in 1968.

On October 24, 1968, Wallace spoke at Madison Square Garden before "the largest political rally held in New York City since Franklin Roosevelt had denounced the forces of 'organized money' from the same stage in 1936". An overflow crowd of 20,000 packed the Garden while pro- and anti-Wallace protesters clashed with more than 1,000 police across the street. In a now-famous reference to a protester that had lain down in front of Lyndon B. Johnson's limousine the year before, Wallace stated, "I tell you when November comes, the first time they lie down in front of my limousine it'll be the last one they ever lay down in front of; their day is over![11]

Richard Strout, the influential columnist for the New Republic, sat in an upper balcony. For more than forty years, he had reported on the American political scene, under the by-line "T.R.B. from Washington," but nothing had prepared him for the spectacle he encountered at the Garden that night. "There is menace in the blood shout of the crowds," he wrote his readers. "You feel you have known this somewhere; never again will you read about Berlin in the 30's without remembering this wild confrontation here of two irrational forces." The American "sickness" had been localized in the person of George Wallace, the "ablest demagogue of our time, with a voice of venom and a gut knowledge of the prejudices of the low-income class." He would not win, said Strout, and his strength was declining, "but sympathy for him is another matter.

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originally posted by: Soloprotocol
As expected...Racist garbage from the off.

Nothing that he said was racist.

Walls and borders aren't racist, they are a means to implement the laws already in place.
And possibly give help to the border patrol.

I remember when Obama pretty much stood behind the B(lack) L(ies) M(atter) movement and basically through the police under a bus.

Was he being racist? Dunno, but it was stupid.

And its funny how so many people have issues with people not being allowed to cross the border and fart out a baby and call themselves citizens.

Where if you were to do the opposite, you would be jailed and if not mexico wouldn't let you be a citizen for up to 5yrs, if im not mistaken.

Trump speaks the way most do around others, is it "PC",no.
But I've watched enough politicians be PC and screw us in the end.

originally posted by: Teddy916
a reply to: Semicollegiate

How do you know the State has improved anything, because it told you so in the State school and on the Establishment media?

No, history tells me how states throughout history have either successfully and unsuccessfully took care of their citizens. No form of government is perfect but it's unavoidable because of society. Even you got rid of the state you'll still have not only problems facing humanity, but people conquering Territory for whatever reason (warlords) so I think the state is a good thing for humanity.

States write history. States now pay for college, directly through grants and NGOs and indirectly through student loans that allow higher tuitions.

Economies take care of citizens. States can only distribute what is made by economies. States over estimate their own importance.

Warlords need the default head of Statism or else folks would simply avoid them and eventually murder them, all of them.

a reply to: neo96


Really now!

originally posted by: Domo1
a reply to: Ksihkehe

How long before this terrible, illegal, and dangerous protest gets blamed on Trump?

Someone already did up thread. It's embarrassing.

I mean, its a conspiracy website here...the idea should at least be kicked around. sometimes a total jerkwad bunch of protesters will benefit the people they protest tremendously.

a reply to: AlaskanDad


Lol this is so funny because if it was Bernie who had canceled his speaking arrangement under the same circumstances you would all say he was thinking of the people safety.

# hypocrites!

originally posted by: AlaskanDad
a reply to: neo96


Really now!

...to be fair, it is Chicago...some areas of Afghanistan are friendlier in general.

originally posted by: AlaskanDad
a reply to: neo96


Really now!

Ahhh I see what you did there.

And if he had, and bad things would have happened, your the same type of person that would have said it was his fault.
And that he should have called it off, and he did it knowing violence would happen, blah blah blah, next......

Economies take care of citizens. States can only distribute what is made by economies. States over estimate their own importance.

This is the plain and simple truth and anyone who doubts it needs to look at Venezuela. Remember, your health care is free there. Paid for by the state. Too bad the state can't afford to pay for anything because the economy is so much trash thanks to interventionalist statist policies designed to seize the resources necessary to pay for everything.

a reply to: AlaskanDad

Yeah REALLY now!

This guy said he was gonna destroy ISIS.



Then he decided to arm them.

originally posted by: thesaneone
a reply to: AlaskanDad


Lol this is so funny because if it was Bernie who had canceled his speaking arrangement under the same circumstances you would all say he was thinking of the people safety.

# hypocrites!

And they would have blamed the people who protested for it, not Bernie. Remember, this is ALL Trump's fault, not the protesters at all.

Oh, and let's not forget, I'm sure they'd be blaming the protesters for shutting down Bernie's right to free speech while they were at it.

a reply to: AboveBoard

Ok thanks for the link.

So in 'modern' times.

a reply to: neo96

Hey, neo...Did you hear this week that some of the Fast and Furious guns were traced to El Chapo's hideout? Hmmmm.

a reply to: ketsuko



It's nice to see some members still has their wits.

originally posted by: queenofswords
a reply to: neo96

Hey, neo...Did you hear this week that some of the Fast and Furious guns were traced to El Chapo's hideout? Hmmmm.

No I didn't.

And it's not surprising though.

Maybe that wall Trump wants to build would have kept a notorious drug king pin out.