Does Trump advocate Clinton assassination?

originally posted by: UKTruth
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Are you American or British?

I can't fathom a Brit saying libtard unless in reference, just curious.


Some of the early comments here seem to all but advocate the assassination of a political figure, I mean wtf?

A lot of plebs and high officials would have wanted JFK dead too, I'll not bother listing US political figures who have been assassinated I'll just say that the act of assassinating a politician tends to venerate them.

Do you lot want Hillary Clinton to be remembered as a visionary?

originally posted by: AngryCymraeg

originally posted by: Ohanka
This has always perplexed me about America.

100 million estimated gun owners with 300 million guns.
Yet Hillary still lives and the Oligarchy remains in power
I don't understand you, America.

Yes, because every candidate should be encourage people to gun down their enemies. Good god, what the hell is wrong with you?

Its worked throughout human history. In this day/age it is considered rude (bad manners) at worse; best? totally against state and local laws/forbidden to kill ones opponent or face damnation in a prison system.

I see the DNC/Clinton Campaign is blaming somebody else for their own twisted thoughts.



All anybody has to do is look at the suspicious deaths surrounding the Clintons.

Idk, did he mean assassination of Clinton or just a general revolt or revolts? If you try...HAHAHA...JAHAHAHA...either way...HAHAHAHAHAHA...would you like to rot in jail, hung, shot about fifty time, hit with a mortar round, run over by a tank or hit by a shell it fires, hit with a drone strike, a 30 mm sized hole put through you, or have an F/A 18's 1000 lbs bomb dropped on you?

originally posted by: LSU0408
a reply to: stinkelbaum

You'll hear what you want to hear and ignore the rest.

How do you know that's not part of evolution? If humans always rigidly aligned with fact, are we still human? If fact is all that matters, there might be a lot of things which will change and you might not like all of it.

I understand the pursuit of truth and fact is a great one. I'm not advocating ignorance. I just remain open and will remain open to every possbiilty, until I conclusively--with proof--can dismiss them.

originally posted by: AngryCymraeg

originally posted by: UKTruth
????
Sounds an awful lot like he is talking about stopping her abolishing the 2nd amendment.
Since when would you associate the 'second amendment people' with murder??

Jeez, libtards just keep on making the news for their own warped selves.

Watch the clip and then go away and do some hard thinking about why you seem to so rabidly support a lunatic. The man's mad and needs to be locked up. He seemed to suggest that gun owners take her out. That or her Supreme Court judges after she's elected. If you can't see the problem with that then, like so very many others, there's something extremely wrong with you.

EDIT: Oh, and go away and buy a dictionary. There's no such word as 'libtards'.

Wow, reaching this far to manufacture some hidden meaning is sad. Militant liberals sure are getting crazier by the day.
go buy a clue.

originally posted by: UKTruthPOST REMOVED BY STAFF.

This is exactly what he was talking about. The reaction from his statement is the epitome of the Media putting their spin on things. Simple minded people eat it up.

originally posted by: xuenchen
I see the DNC/Clinton Campaign is blaming somebody else for their own twisted thoughts.

All anybody has to do is look at the suspicious deaths surrounding the Clintons.

Hush old fox! I see you stirring again!

originally posted by: sycomix
a reply to: roadgravel

Has to be human to be murder... this is a clinton, most of us do not recognize this as human.

The noise you just heard was my point flying far, far over your head.

originally posted by: Ohanka
This has always perplexed me about America.

100 million estimated gun owners with 300 million guns.

Yet Hillary still lives and the Oligarchy remains in power

I don't understand you, America.

I don't understand us either. I guess they have to persecute us more for us to go all George Washington on Washington. (irony?) We don't have the brass our forefathers carried. Shame isn't it?

However... I don't think much of the civilized world does since the people always seem to disagree with their government.

Hmm... This makes me think that to be "Civilized" means to just give in. Maybe we're too pre-occupied with life and our gadgets. Maybe we just value our own lives more and don't want to die for a cause because we simply don't want to die at all. That just seems like we all believe our lives are worth more than the problems we deal with on a daily basis while it's only the uncivilized people that argue their governments and lop off heads... those dogs!

Yeah... We're pretty messed up as human beings. Especially when patriotism only means to wave a flag now days.

a reply to: stinkelbaum

Oh, geez.

Remember when Hillary "advocated" for Obama's assassination, in 2008?

“My husband did not wrap up the nomination in 1992 until he won the California primary somewhere in the middle of June, right?” she (Hillary Clinton) said. “We all remember Bobby Kennedy was assassinated in June in California.”

Bill Burton, a spokesman for the Obama campaign, which has refrained from engaging Mrs. Clinton in recent days, said her statement “was unfortunate and has no place in this campaign.”

Privately, aides to Mr. Obama were furious about the remark.

Concerns about Mr. Obama’s safety led the Secret Service to give him protection last May, before it was afforded to any other presidential candidate, although Mrs. Clinton had protection, too, in her capacity as a former first lady. Mr. Obama’s wife, Michelle, voiced concerns about his safety before he was elected to the Senate, and some black voters have even said such fears weighed on their decision of whether to vote for him.

It was against that backdrop that Mrs. Clinton’s mentioning the Kennedy assassination in the same breath as her own political fate struck some as going too far. Representative James E. Clyburn of South Carolina, an uncommitted superdelegate, said through a spokeswoman that the comments were “beyond the pale.”

Link to NYT


Maybe she shouldn't have set the bar so low?

*heavy snark*

I hate HRC and all she stands for but I will say Trump did elude to gun owners taking her out in not so many words! I wish he would stop using these sarcastic remarks!

What scares me is Im a dead man or a criminal if she ever does succeed in abolishing the second amendment!

a reply to: stinkelbaum

You are simply lost in translation Trump doesnt speak the kings he only speaks 'murican.

Double

originally posted by: jonnywhite

originally posted by: LSU0408
a reply to: stinkelbaum

You'll hear what you want to hear and ignore the rest.

How do you know that's not part of evolution? If humans always rigidly aligned with fact, how do you know they'd still be human?

I don't know... But you'd think people would rather form their opinion based on facts, not what they're spoon fed by biased sources.

a reply to: AngryCymraeg

Watch the clip and then go away and do some hard thinking about why you seem to so rabidly support a lunatic. The man's mad and needs to be locked up. He seemed to suggest that gun owners take her out. That or her Supreme Court judges after she's elected. If you can't see the problem with that then, like so very many others, there's something extremely wrong with you.

Why don't you watch the whole speech instead of regurgitating the already-proven biased media. I bet you couldn't name one other thing Trump talked about in his 45 minute speech. He was courting the 2nd amendment voters, not 2nd amendment assassins. Embarrassing.

a reply to: stinkelbaum

Where does he say people should assassinate Clinton?