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Originally posted by whatukno
reply to post by lifeform11
but i thought this thread was about a incident where a man steps near somebodies head.
It is, but you have to wonder where this guy got the idea that stomping on a woman in any manner was acceptable behavior.
When candidates constantly proclaim that it's time for a violent revolution and you have people acting like this, is this actually the party of freedom?
Originally posted by lifeform11
Originally posted by whatukno
reply to post by lifeform11
but i thought this thread was about a incident where a man steps near somebodies head.
It is, but you have to wonder where this guy got the idea that stomping on a woman in any manner was acceptable behavior.
When candidates constantly proclaim that it's time for a violent revolution and you have people acting like this, is this actually the party of freedom?
i do not just wonder where this guy got the idea, lets look around us a bit, i wonder where many people get the idea to do lots of stupid things, not just this tea party guy. it is not acceptable behaviour, why is he not being charged?, that's what i would be asking.
as for the party, i have no idea on their policies or what they represent, but that is a whole other thread, that if you have information about and have strong views on, i suggest you start. we cannot blame every party for the actions of one person, who knows why he did it, we could make any crime into a political story.
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Originally posted by mojoharry
"Woman's head stepped on by Rand Paul supporters"
GOOD!
Originally posted by whatukno
reply to post by Prove_It_NOW
ONE person should not be responsible for the actions of a FEW that he or she does not know or has even had contact with. It's a moronic concept.
It would be except this man was a Rand Paul Campaign Coordinator and so speaks for Rand Paul in actions as well as words. This is what this man felt was justified to show the American people his Candidate stood for. He, being a representative of his candidate shows what kind of freedom Rand Paul supporters think that America deserves.
But should a man's name be tied to the actions of a supporter and then have multiple headlines being written about how "he wants this sort of thing"? Because I get that you want to imply that Rand Paul supporters do this 'sorta thing', as if it's a common M.O.
It's an isolated incident and should be treated as such. Using it as a tool to back any political belief you have is intellectually lazy and disingenuous.
Originally posted by whatukno
reply to post by Prove_It_NOW
But should a man's name be tied to the actions of a supporter and then have multiple headlines being written about how "he wants this sort of thing"? Because I get that you want to imply that Rand Paul supporters do this 'sorta thing', as if it's a common M.O.
It's an isolated incident and should be treated as such. Using it as a tool to back any political belief you have is intellectually lazy and disingenuous.
The right does this all the time. So why is it ok for the right to do it, but the left can't?
Case in point:
EXCLUSIVE: Harry Reid Aide Lied to Feds Over Sham Marriage
So it's perfectly fine to drag Harry Reid's name through the mud even though he had absolutely NOTHING to do with the story at all. But in this case it's bad form?
Double standard much?
Originally posted by whatukno
reply to post by Prove_It_NOW
The right does this all the time. So why is it ok for the right to do it, but the left can't?
So it's perfectly fine to drag Harry Reid's name through the mud even though he had absolutely NOTHING to do with the story at all. But in this case it's bad form?
Double standard much?
7) The Tea Party does not endorse "stepping on heads as theirs"