3 Arrested, 4 Officers Injured During Clash Outside Trump Rally

originally posted by: LSU0408
a reply to: raymundoko

Rest assured, they'll find a way to blame this on Trump, they always do. If his people are violent, even if defending themselves, it his fault. If anti-Trump people show up to cause trouble, it's Trump's fault. It's a never ending circle of retardation from the anti-Trump crowd.

No, I'm guessing Trump supporters will find a way to blame it on Hillary or Bernie. Just watch....

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Everyone loves to point fingers. I wonder if the media will actually uncover the actual truth?

a reply to: FamCore

No, I said if they talk to you ugly, like calling you nasty names or being "mean." What do you mean it don't work that way? It cost Donald Sterling $2.5 million dollars and a lifetime ban from the NBA for saying mean things to his girlfriend.

a reply to: LSU0408

I said "it doesn't work that way" because it sounded like you were implying calling someone "ugly" was justification for pressing charges, I see that that isn't what you meant so nvm

a reply to: MystikMushroom

Probably better to ask if they'll publish the actual truth, to be honest.

originally posted by: raymundoko
It appears Anti Trump Protesters are now becoming violent.

From what I have seen the Trump protesters/Soros goons have been violent all along. The media is unable to spin it to fit their agenda now because it's becoming more and more apparent who the real violent ones are. The lie they have so carefully crafted is slowly falling apart.

On a side note I found it interesting they referred to some of the protesters as "anarchists in masks". Some very interesting word play going on here. What kind of mental image does that paint to you? I'm sure the masks in question were Guy Fox masks.

a reply to: CrazyWater

Because people hate Trump and feel threatened by him, that's why they show up to cause trouble. This don't happen at Bernie, Hillary, Cruz, or Kasich rallies because nobody feels threatened by them.

a reply to: CrazyWater

That has nothing to do with an entire political party not taking responsibility for their own negative actions. If Trump makes a mistake, as an avid Trump supporter, I'll admit it and have no problem doing so.

originally posted by: Eilasvaleleyn
a reply to: MystikMushroom

Probably better to ask if they'll publish the actual truth, to be honest.

Good point. The media loves to take direction from the folks that pay their bills.

Liberal owned media blames conservatives for bad things.

Conservative owned media blames liberals for bad things.

You know -- I bet the actual plain truth in most cases is somewhere in the middle, and a lot more mundane. I bet we'd all be less divisive if the actual truth about how things happened/happen was told 100% uncolored by any left/right bias.

I mean, everyone has an agenda. If you can't honestly believe that the news sources you watch/read that seem to agree with you aren't pushing an agenda, can you? Even I squint and look at HuffPo, CNN and MSNBC through a lens of "what Democrat agenda/angle is being pushed, what's being left out..."

You have to these days -- you can't trust "your own team" to tell you the whole truth anymore.

Imagine that, it would be like everyone's brains had a a wet blanket taken off of them and we all see one another for the first time again as just....Americans.

a reply to: MystikMushroom

To be honest, I haven't heard any of this get blamed on Hillary or Bernie yet. Mainly Bernie supporters because they'll start chanting his name during and after their protests.

a reply to: LSU0408

People show up at Bernie rallies to be inspired. They show up at Clinton rallies to hear her say whatever she thinks they want to hear her say. Cruz... Honestly, I feel more threatened by Cruz than Trump. Trump seems to be a blowhard but Cruz is scary in that disturbing, serial killer way.

Actually, I thought Clinton support was like the Unicorn, but Cruz supporters are even more rare. Are there any on ATS?

a reply to: MystikMushroom

It's all about click bait. Journalism these days isn't journalism. There's always three sides to every story and we'll never hear the third side of these scenarios.

originally posted by: LSU0408
a reply to: MystikMushroom

It's all about click bait. Journalism these days isn't journalism. There's always three sides to every story and we'll never hear the third side of these scenarios.

Ain't that the truth. George Takei or whatever posted some article about "uncomfortable mother/son texts" the other day.

Um...you do realize there are websites where you can fake text messages and download them as fake screenshots, right?

How many people clicked, got exposed to ads and put money in someone's pocket?

*sigh*

originally posted by: LSU0408
a reply to: CrazyWater

That has nothing to do with an entire political party not taking responsibility for their own negative actions. If Trump makes a mistake, as an avid Trump supporter, I'll admit it and have no problem doing so.

When has he ever admitted making a mistake? or not telling the Truth? hes got a longer list of both then any other candidate this cycle , and not a peep

Sorry sweetheart but your claim doesnt hold any water

who are these anti Trump protesters voting for? Hillary or Bernie or Cruise?

a reply to: Eilasvaleleyn

Good question. I used to like him but every time he gets up and talks, he jabs on and on about Trump and it's to the point that I'm sick of him.

a reply to: MystikMushroom

You know, sometimes I wish we could just separate the messages from the people. I love Bernie. LSU is a Trump fan. I don't know who you support.

But we all agree on this one thing. We all think it's ridiculous. We all think that proper journalism should make a resurgence and that its return would lead to a better nation (though we may disagree severely on what that "better nation" actually is.)

a reply to: CrazyWater

...ok...

a reply to: LSU0408

To be fair to Cruz (even though I dislike him), who else is he to jab at? I suppose he could go after Hillary or Bernie, but isn't it down to basically Cruz vs. Trump at the moment? Is Rubio even still in the race?

a reply to: Eilasvaleleyn

It shouldn't be that difficult to get in there and give Americans the good, bad, and ugly of the story they're going for. It's definitely not motivating to hear the bias on every channel.

a reply to: LSU0408

maybe that type of in-depth fairness will occur if we ever get 24 hour news channels.