Trump orders Secret Service to remove black students from rally

Oh yes but hey! They shouldn't have been causing trouble in the first place right?

Donald Trump ordered Secret Service agents to remove a number of black students from his Georgia rally on Monday evening, according to The Des Moines Register.

Before Trump spoke in Valdosta, Ga., about 30 black students who were quietly standing on the top of the bleachers were told to leave the GOP front-runner’s event.

Those students complied and were escorted by the Secret Service outside, where they were told they needed to vacate the area of the rally.

“We didn’t plan to do anything,” said Tahjila Davis, a 19-year-old Valdosta State University student who was removed. “They said, 'This is Trump’s property; it’s a private event.' But I paid my tuition to be here.”

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But they were going to do something right?? After all, they are well. Well they are probably trouble makers, right? No no they were black so they were removed because of being black. First it was the silent Muslim protester removed from Trumps rally because, well, oh it's just too much for Trump and his supporters to deal with a woman wearing a shirt saying 'salam I come in peace' and now it's the blacks right? Just trouble makers.

No evidence what so ever that those students were up to no good at that rally. None. And yet they were kicked out. And this guy is running for president? He can't even deal with one silent protester? He can't deal with having blacks at his rally? Too many? And this spineless man expects to get the vote for president of the United States of America?

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: Southern Guardian

And this is how he treats a Scottish great grandmother. www.trippinguptrump.co.uk...

He ain't racist. Just plain nasty.

a reply to: abe froman

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

Oh so they were kicked out because they weren't invited? What's your source?

originally posted by: 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.

You can't forget what you don't know.

Seriously, chances are Trump didn't personally give the order and they were obviously not invited to that private event. Any ques tionable action that Trump would take would be blown way out of proportion.

a reply to: Southern Guardian

The United States Secret Service DOES NOT take orders from the person they are protecting. They follow a myriad of protocols to assure the SAFETY of the person they are protecting.

Before Trump received Secret Service protection, he had his OWN private security detail and wore (and I believe he still does) a bullet proof vest. Now those PRIVATELY paid for personal WOULD follow his "orders" but the Secret Service will not. Period.

Yet more "Trump Derangement Syndrome."

Did the 30 students start pulling out banners from their clothing? Could the act of a substantial group sized "group" of rummaging thru their garments (let's say pulling out a folded sheet from under a sweat shirt) NOT cause alarm in federal agents who are trained to "watch" every movement of a crowd? First question, if a sign was under that hoodie, did we miss something else? Did they go thru security? Where they wanded? Etc...

Today is Super Tuesday. The timing of this could not be more blatant.

let me guess you're one of these folks who get off comparing trump to hitler. You do realize that's nothing but a magical, fantastic delusional daydream of the liberal rationale that only exists because you want it too... right?

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

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

Oh so they were kicked out because they weren't invited? What's your source?

They admitted it was a private event and said they are entitled to be there because they pay tuition at the school. They admitted they crashed the event. Maybe fact check better? Or don't let your dislike interfere with critical thinking.

"We didn't plan to do anything ... They said, 'This is Trump's property; it's a private event.' But I paid my tuition to be here," 19-year-old Tahjila Davis told The Register.

After leaving the complex where the rally was held, the students reportedly argued outside with police officers, who told them that they needed to leave the premises.

Trump never asked them to leave. He did not have to, they were not supposed to be there so security did their job.
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a reply to: Southern Guardian

YOUR source.

from YOUR OP : “We didn’t plan to do anything,” said Tahjila Davis, a 19-year-old Valdosta State University student who was removed. “They said, 'This is Trump’s property; it’s a private event.' But I paid my tuition to be here.”

Entitled, whiny, brat thinking.

a reply to: Southern Guardian

Your op...? You serious?

Because blacks were asked to leave it's racist lmao. Like that was the only variety of human that was kicked out? Read the wording carefully without your own childish racial bias.

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

YOUR source.

from YOUR OP : “We didn’t plan to do anything,” said Tahjila Davis, a 19-year-old Valdosta State University student who was removed. “They said, 'This is Trump’s property; it’s a private event.' But I paid my tuition to be here.”

Entitled, whiny, brat thinking.

Basically a perfect example of what is wrong with this country.

a reply to: Glinda

Did the 30 students start pulling out banners from their clothing?

Did they do anything Glinda?

Did they?

Did they do anything?

The answer is no. They didn't do anything. They did no harm, there's no evidence they disrupted the rally. They were standing there silently. Maybe they were wearing something on their shirts that said something, but there's no evidence they were being disruptive. None.

You know I constantly hear all this talk about 'political correctness'. Well Trump supporters are the worst. They can't even deal with a one muslim woman standing silently wearing a 'salam I come in peace' shirt. Spineless. But apparently you're all about freedom and so is Trump? What a complete joke.

Also, this-

After leaving the complex where the rally was held, the students reportedly argued outside with police officers, who told them that they needed to leave the premises.

-from Razor's source.

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.

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

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

Oh so they were kicked out because they weren't invited? What's your source?

Lol. You didn't even read the source for your own thread?
Classy.

originally posted by: Southern Guardian
a reply to: Glinda

Did the 30 students start pulling out banners from their clothing?

Did they do anything Glinda?

Did they?

Did they do anything?

The answer is no. They didn't do anything. They did no harm, there's no evidence they disrupted the rally.

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: abe froman

Let me tell you what they did at that rally Abe. Nothing. They stood there silently. Trump could have continued with that Rally, cameras all on him, and those students standing there silently wouldn't have changed a damn thing.

You expect this man to take on the role of president of the United States, but his rally can't handle black students standing silently. But it's a private event! You say! Yet he is running and intending to take the position in the highest office of the land.

He isn't presidential material abe, not by a long shot.

a reply to: OccamsRazor04

So if you rent a hall for a birthday party and 30 people

It's my birthday. I'm not running to be president of these United States.

Next.

a reply to: Southern Guardian

So by your logic, any student that "paid my tuition to be here" can also attend college football and basketball games without a ticket?

The game can go on with them just standing there, right?

Any student that "paid my tuition to be here" can eat their lunch in the dean's office, feet propped up on the desk, the dean can go about his business with them just standing there , right?

Most Universities also have medical facilities as well.

Any student that "paid my tuition to be here" should be able to stand around the operating room as well as long as they "weren't planning on doing anything", right?

a reply to: Southern Guardian

This thread was dead at the gate.