Liberals Attack Trump Supporter in a wheechair.

a reply to: burgerbuddy

Sticks and stones. Yawn.

Whatever. Those were Republican "sticks and stones". Not liberal atheists.

I'm not sure why but it's absolutely hilarious to see the people who slam liberals, leftists etc... constantly (!) are always whining about liberal bullies. We're all guilty from time to time, knock off the doe eyes conservatives.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: NoCorruptionAllowed

Ok.

I guess the survey was wrong then.

Yes, and it is obviously so. The Trump ticket is the most ANTI Authoritarian ticket currently running.

Plus who surveyed would claim Trump was pro authoritarian? Anti Trump types of course.

Talk about a back asswards survey..

a reply to: NoCorruptionAllowed

Did you read the article about it?

originally posted by: windword
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If Obama proposed the same religion registry as Trump every conservative in the country would call it what it is -- creeping fascism.
Steve Deace
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LOL... Obama has actually done something like that already but to Americans who difer in opinion to the Obama administration and to leftwing policy. The DHS "rightwing extremism" stated that LEAs have to consider Americans who believe in the right of all Americans to own arms, Americans who don't agree with any of Obama's legislations (immigration ect) Americans concerned with jobs being sent to China, etc, and all military veterans as "possible extremists/possible terrorists". All of this based mainly on political ideology that differs from leftwing ideology... Of course, since this part would not affect the left, mum's the word from the left...

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The Report specifically mentions the following political beliefs that law enforcement should use to determine whether someone is a “rightwing extremist”:

Opposes abortion
Opposes restrictions on firearms
Opposes lax immigration
Opposes the policies of President Obama regarding immigration, citizenship, and the expansion of social programs
Opposes continuation of free trade agreements
Opposes same-sex marriage
Has paranoia of foreign regimes
Fear of Communist regimes
Opposes one world government
Bemoans the decline of U.S. stature in the world.
Upset with loss of U.S. manufacturing jobs to China and India
. . . and the list goes on
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www.thomasmore.org...

Neither Hillary Clinton, nor Sanders would change these policies, they want to make it even worse.

Clinton already stated that a gun confiscation like the one in Australia is not out of the question. They call it a buyback but it is "forceful". They only use euphemism to try to hide the fact that it will be a forceful gun confiscation.

Clinton suggests she'd consider mandatory gun buy-backs, sparking fears of ‘confiscation’

Sanders wrote a paper in the NYT about some of the things he would do if elected President. He stated one of the things he wold do is give himself the power to nominate who the Senate can choose from to run the Federal Reserve, giving himself pretty much the power over not only the executive branch but the legislative branch as well. If he had this power, he would only nominate people who align with his own political views and who will owe him such a big favor"...

Bernie Sanders: To Rein In Wall Street, Fix the Fed

By BERNIE SANDERS DEC. 23, 2015
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If I were elected president, the foxes would no longer guard the henhouse. To ensure the safety and soundness of our banking system, we need to fundamentally restructure the Fed’s governance system to eliminate conflicts of interest. Board members should be nominated by the president and chosen by the Senate. Banking industry executives must no longer be allowed to serve on the Fed’s boards and to handpick its members and staff. Board positions should instead include representatives from all walks of life — including labor, consumers, homeowners, urban residents, farmers and small businesses.
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www.nytimes.com...

In an interview in which he got mad at the interviewer he proclaimed, not once, but twice that he also wants to ban all guns in the United States.

Sanders is a social democrat, and as such...

Social democracy, political ideology that advocates a peaceful, evolutionary transition of society from capitalism to socialism using established political processes. Based on 19th-century socialism and the tenets of Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels, social democracy shares common ideological roots with communism but eschews its militancy and totalitarianism. Social democracy was originally known as revisionism because it represented a change in basic Marxist doctrine, primarily in the former’s repudiation of the use of revolution to establish a socialist society.
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www.britannica.com...

But his advocates claim he is neither socialist nor Marxist... Really?... he stated he will give himself the power over two branches of government out of three that exist in the United States, and among other things that he wants to ban all guns in the U.S... he has stated this in his own words...

But his advocates proclaim he is not...

Venezuela also had "a social democracy" implemented, in which an avowed socialist gave himself power over all government. Venezuela is one of the latest true examples of "socialism of the 21st century" which is what Sanders wants to implement in the U.S.

The above info and some others can be found also at:
The Truth of Sanders is That He Is a Socialist.

Like always, socialism/communism "seems to sound good on paper" but it never is. It gives complete control over the government, and economy to one very small group, or one person... No oversight from any other government agency, or anyone else...

originally posted by: Phage
The claim is from a survey which found that to be the case, is it not?

But I'm not sure it's derogatory to say that people (and not just Republicans) are drawn to Trump because of his authoritarian message. Or, more accurately, it is people who are drawn to authoritarianism are drawn to Trump.

A survey run by the left, and controlled by the left... You mean like that other paper Obama addressed claiming that a survey found that a large percentage of Americans in the NRA back his views on guns?... and then we found only a few people in that survey were part of the NRA?... And the survey was done to what was it? like 2,000 people in total and a small percentage were members of the NRA?...

That kind of survey you mean?...

a reply to: ElectricUniverse

That kind of survey you mean?...

I don't mean any particular "kind" of survey.

Just talking about the survey in the article referred to in the OP of a post in another thread. Which, it seems, was introduced to this thread by you.

originally posted by: windword

What does any of that have to do with your man getting attacked for wearing a button? Supposedly?

... I was responding to your comment to Phage about Clinton...

You know...the following one...

originally posted by: windword
a reply to: Phage

I don't think they've given up. I think they've just changed their strategy. Even the conservative icons, the Koch brothers, are advocating for Hillary as the better choice.

To which I responded both Hillary and Sanders are candidates the elites want...

originally posted by: introvert

I did not say that. You posted quite the long-winded response to something I've never said. In fact, I even included others outside of Trump supporters.

No, really? do I need to remind you again of what you wrote in your own thread?...

originally posted by: introvert
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While I have been one to admit that I believe Trump appeals to the lowest common denominators among us, it appears that I was incorrect in that what really draws people to Trump is the authoritarian nature of his message. Authoritarian messages do not just appeal to Republicans, as is stated in the article, but it does seem as though they have the data to suggest authoritarians are moving further to the Right.
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www.abovetopsecret.com...

To not be referring to Americans who back Trump ,you mentioned Trump and the people he draws in twice, according to your view and a claim from a left wing source...Of course, you and the "leftwing article" you linked to claim that "authoritarians are moving to the right"... Really?... It's the left who want to heavy restrict and even ban all legal firearms, and the ability of people to own legal firearms... It is the left that want to give the government more control over people's lives, as long as they are Americans who lean to the right politically, or are legal residents. There are laws already that deal with illegal immigration, but the Obama administration itself for example has even given orders to ICE and other government agencies to allow more illegal immigrants in.

A few Federal employees have testified before Congress to state the Obama administration has given ICE, and other government agencies orders to not detain illegal immigrants even if they are criminals, just as long as they "claim" to be minors to be allowed in the United States without them having to prove that they are minors.

Here is the testimony of

Oversight of the Administration’s Criminal Alien Removal Policies
U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee
December 2, 2015
Statement of Jessica M. Vaughan
Center for Immigration Studies

Thank you, Chairmen Grassley and Ranking Member Leahy, for the opportunity to testify today on the Obama administration’s criminal alien removal policies. There can be no doubt that immigration enforcement is in a state of collapse. Despite a purported emphasis on “smarter” enforcement that prioritizes the removal of criminal aliens, the number of removals of criminal aliens has fallen to less than half the level reached in 2010, despite the fact that immigration officers have developed the resources and systems to identify more criminal aliens than ever before.
Because of policies implemented by the Obama administration, the vast majority of illegal aliens – including many criminal aliens -- residing in the interior of the country face no threat of deportation, regardless of when or how they arrived, or if they have been deported before. Many deportable aliens who are encountered and apprehended by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers are ignored or released, even if they have come to ICE’s attention after being arrested by local authorities.
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In addition, there were 194,791 convicted criminals awaiting the outcome of deportation proceedings
. Of these, 184,948 were at large in the United States, released by ICE.

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Gang Arrests Have Plummeted.

Although the President has said that gang members are a high priority for enforcement, just as with criminal aliens in general, the number of gang arrests by Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) agents has declined considerably in recent years. According to ICE records, in 2014, ICE arrested 1,571 gang members, of which 1,514 were in the United States and 57 were abroad.
This is less than half the number of gang arrests by ICE made in 2013, and the lowest number since 2005, when ICE first launched its anti-gang programs, known as Operation Community Shield.
This steep drop in arrests does not indicate that there are fewer deportable gang members here, but that ICE is devoting fewer resources to the problem, and that the administration’s restrictions on interior deportations have affected the agents’ ability to target gang members for removal.
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www.judiciary.senate.gov...

Both Hillary Clinton and Sanders would not address illegal immigration, even on illegal criminals. They would continue, and even worsen Obama's legacy. Despite the fact that more criminal illegal aliens are committing more crimes, including crimes with guns acquired illegally. But Obama and many others in the left immediately proclaim that what has to be done is to impose more restrictions on legal firearm ownership... Never mind that the Obama administration for example has run programs to allow Mexican drug cartels to get firearms from the U.S. and ordered firearm vendors to let "straw purchases of firearms" because that's how the Mexican drug cartel has been buying legal guns in the U.S. through "these straw purchasers" were buying legal guns for the Mexican drug cartels, and U.S. authorities allowed these firearms to be moved into Mexico. To then claim that Mexican drug cartel having legal firearms purchased within the United States occurred because of American lax gun laws... When it was under the Obama administration, and with the consent of the Obama administration that these firearms be allowed to be purchased by straw buyers, and to allow them to move those "legally bought firearms into Mexico to arm the Mexican drug cartel". Then we learned that Fast and Furious was just one of what appears to be several programs ran under President Obama's administration to allow straw purchasers, and the Mexican drug cartel to get legal firearms...

Will Obama Be Held Accountable for Fast and Furious? What a New Court Decision Means

If you look on youtube, or on google for "criminal illegal aliens who have shot, and killed Americans", you will find plenty of examples of this occurring, but instead the Obama administration, alongside Bernie Sanders, the Clintons and some others (the elites) want to go "after legal guns" and to restrict American's and legal residents the right to own and bear arms...

And people want to claim Trump is the authoritarian?... That's fresh...

originally posted by: Phage

I don't mean any particular "kind" of survey.

Just talking about the survey in the article referred to in the OP of a post in another thread. Which, it seems, was introduced to this thread by you.

How about you link exactly what you are talking about, because I have excerpted what was written in several other threads in here.

a reply to: ElectricUniverse

Ok.
www.abovetopsecret.com...

Specifically your reference to a post from Introvert.

because I have excerpted what was written in several other threads in here.

Lost track then?

originally posted by: Phage
Ok.
www.abovetopsecret.com...

Specifically your reference to a post from Introvert.

Oh, you mean to the article in which ONE MAN says he ran a survey of 1,800 people, which he "claims" :

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My finding is the result of a national poll I conducted in the last five days of December under the auspices of the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, sampling 1,800 registered voters across the country and the political spectrum. Running a standard statistical analysis, I found that education, income, gender, age, ideology and religiosity had no significant bearing on a Republican voter’s preferred candidate. Only two of the variables I looked at were statistically significant: authoritarianism, followed by fear of terrorism, though the former was far more significant than the latter.
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Matthew MacWilliams is founder of MacWilliams Sanders, a political communications firms, and a Ph.D. candidate in political science at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, where he is writing his dissertation about authoritarianism.

Read more: www.politico.com...

Humm, "founder of MacWilliams Sanders, a political communications firms...

Let's see...

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For almost 20 years, MacWilliams Sanders Communication has worked with progressive organizations, labor unions, Democratic candidates, foundations and issue campaigns. We work with our clients to develop innovative strategies that engage people, produce media that moves people, and place advertising that connects with people. The result: effective communications that help our clients win.
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macropartners.com...

Things that make you go humm heh Phage?... I wonder, a political communications firm whose purpose is to make media that moves people and help their clients win...
ROFLMAO...

Oh, and don't forget he mentions "NAZISM" when he talks about authoritarianism, but did he forget that the NAZIS were national socialists?... wow...just wow...

a reply to: ElectricUniverse

Oh, you mean to the article in which ONE MAN says he ran a survey of 1,800 people, which he "claims" :

Yes, that would be the article in the post to which I refer you referred to.

originally posted by: Phage
Yes, that would be the article in the post to which I refer you referred to.

Yeah...did you completely ignore the fact that the author of that claim is the owner of a political communications firm who works with progressives, democrats, etc, and whose purpose is to make media that moves people and helps his clients win?...

Yeah Phage... Very "believable source" when he states clearly the purpose of his political firm in his website...

a reply to: ElectricUniverse
You seem to be under the impression that I support the results of that survey.

Why?

originally posted by: windword
a reply to: burgerbuddy

Riiight........

Because everyone know that Ted Cruz, Paul Ryan, Lindsey Graham, Bill Kristol and Mitt Romney, just to name a few "Never Trump" Republican enthusiasts, are all liberal atheist!

They are wussies, same thing.

They must really be guilty of something, to fight against Trump so hard.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: ElectricUniverse
You seem to be under the impression that I support the results of that survey.

Why?

Now I know you are just "yanking my chain"...

NoCorruptionAllowed responded to you by saying...

originally posted by: NoCorruptionAllowed

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: NoCorruptionAllowed

Ok.

I guess the survey was wrong then.

Yes, and it is obviously so. The Trump ticket is the most ANTI Authoritarian ticket currently running.

Plus who surveyed would claim Trump was pro authoritarian? Anti Trump types of course.

Talk about a back asswards survey..

To which you claimed...

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: NoCorruptionAllowed

Did you read the article about it?

So, it seems you were implying you read it, and asked if NoCorruptionAllowed read it, then you mention that same "survey" to me as if it has merit, now you are asking me why I am under the impression you support it?... LOL... Get the hell out of here. All you have been doing is derail the thread, and go in circles with your bs.

a reply to: ElectricUniverse

So, it seems you were implying you read it, and asked if NoCorruptionAllowed read it, then you mention that same "survey" to me as if it has merit, now you are asking me why I am under the impression you support it?.

I did read it. I did ask if NoCorruption had read it. How did I suggest the validity of the survey (or lack thereof)? It is you who introduced the survey to this thread.

a reply to: ElectricUniverse

To which I responded both Hillary and Sanders are candidates the elites want...

So what? Your beef isn't with me, it's with the conservative Republicans that support the "Never Trump" movement.

Is this thread about your pro-Trump/anti Democrat proselytization, or is it about the bad behavior of anti-Trump protesters?

All I'm trying to say is that not all anti-Trump enthusiasts are leftist, liberal atheists. Many are right wing conservative Christians. As a matter fact, I would say most, because the Democrats, ie Hillary, want Trump to win the nomination, because they think he's easy to beat, right or wrong. We'll see.

originally posted by: windword
a reply to: ElectricUniverse

Well, I saw some verbal attacks in the video, not physical. but don't know what he did to bring on those verbal attacks. I doubt it was just a button.

Also, it isn't just liberals that are anti-Trump. The "Never Trump: movement are conservative Republicans.

oh right the shoes on the other foot now, if its a conservative two truck driver the tow guy is evil for leaving the lady without a tow but now we got a bunch of yahoos taunting a guy in a wheel chair obviously more disabled than that woman and you are making excuses saying it must be his fault...
priceless!!!!