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originally posted by: matafuchs
There is a LOT of locker room talk going on here...
Anyone who is still saying that the DNC and HIllary are not controlling this election is either deluded, mentally challenged or both.
and this is not creative editing just like ACORN was not.
originally posted by: kruphix
a reply to: Martin75
Speaking negatively about a political candidate will not qualify as intent to incite, even if it is at that candidates rally.
The law understands that normal people have a certain level of intellect and control of their emotions. The fact that Trump rallies is filled with lower intellect people that are prone to unstable emotions doesn't take away someones first amendment right to speak their mind.
That's like saying a New York Yankees fan going to a Boston Red Sox game in Boston is inciting violence because he wears a Yankees jersey to the game. If he gets punched, it's not his fault...it's the fault of the unstable Red Sox fan that punched him. Even if they guys is yelling "Red Sox Suck", it doesn't give anyone the right to physically assault the guy and it doesn't mean the guy is inciting violence.
Your argument is ridiculous and I really don't think you understand what inciting violence means.
originally posted by: kruphix
a reply to: Martin75
Speaking negatively about a political candidate will not qualify as intent to incite, even if it is at that candidates rally.
originally posted by: MotherMayEye
originally posted by: kruphix
a reply to: Martin75
Speaking negatively about a political candidate will not qualify as intent to incite, even if it is at that candidates rally.
D'uh. If they are a recruit in this program, then it is demonstrable that they INTENDED to incite violence -- no matter what the words they used were. They were recruited for the sole purpose of inciting violence with words & actions.
Violence was the goal.
originally posted by: MotherMayEye
a reply to: kruphix
No, VIOLENCE was the intended reaction.
INCITING VIOLENCE was the intent.
You know, it's one thing to say Hillary is absolved of criminal wrongdoing because intent could not be proven. I accept that.
But when the intention to incite violence is clearly stated on video...yeah, you aren't convincing me or anyone that there was no intent to incite violence.
Please.
This OP is about the Clinton machine along with Mr Soros attacking Trump supporters for nothing more than attending a rally of someone they want to be the next president.