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originally posted by: UKTruth
I see , so your hyperbole was semantics. Gotcha.
Have you spoken to the man who shouted gun? Did he say he mistook the cardboard sign for a gun?
originally posted by: Gryphon66
originally posted by: TheKnightofDoom
a reply to: UKTruth
Does it kill you that you can't vote?.Appears you are not gonna change minds here no one is either way. Do you work for trump?. Or just fancy him? is it the hair lol.
I mean many here can see both candidates are crap why do you defend everything trump?.
LOL. UK explains their interest in Trump in a lot of ways ... for example, they live in the UK but aren't British, and they're "just really interested in American politics."
It's an interesting tale, to say the least.
I have been amazed that a Brit always manages to tout the day's talking points from Breitbart and Fox.
He was violent.
Someone in the crowd shouted he had a gun after seeing him reach for something (not as a result of seeing a sign as is being dishonestly discussed as fact when it is not). The crowd and then the police wrestled the man to the ground and restrained him. The man was ejected and let go.
Hope that helps you out.
originally posted by: UKTruth
originally posted by: Gryphon66
originally posted by: TheKnightofDoom
a reply to: UKTruth
Does it kill you that you can't vote?.Appears you are not gonna change minds here no one is either way. Do you work for trump?. Or just fancy him? is it the hair lol.
I mean many here can see both candidates are crap why do you defend everything trump?.
LOL. UK explains their interest in Trump in a lot of ways ... for example, they live in the UK but aren't British, and they're "just really interested in American politics."
It's an interesting tale, to say the least.
I have been amazed that a Brit always manages to tout the day's talking points from Breitbart and Fox.
Is it only British that live in Britain, then? You know, quite a few nationalities live here. Anyone legally here is always welcome.
As for American politics, well yes it is interesting, primarily because of the Primary process which is quite different to here.
What's your point?
originally posted by: Kryties
originally posted by: UKTruth
I see , so your hyperbole was semantics. Gotcha.
Something tells me you don't know the definition of the word "semantics". This does not surprise me.
Have you spoken to the man who shouted gun? Did he say he mistook the cardboard sign for a gun?
No, have you? You tried to claim earlier that the protestor "reached inside his jacket" which prompted them to yell " gun" but when asked to provide proof of this claim you fell silent and deflected onto other topics, again.
To me it's pretty logical that a cardboard sign looks nothing like a gun. To me it also seems logical that the man was too busy holding up said sign to "reach inside his jacket" as you so claim (with no evidence).
originally posted by: Gryphon66
originally posted by: UKTruth
originally posted by: Gryphon66
originally posted by: TheKnightofDoom
a reply to: UKTruth
Does it kill you that you can't vote?.Appears you are not gonna change minds here no one is either way. Do you work for trump?. Or just fancy him? is it the hair lol.
I mean many here can see both candidates are crap why do you defend everything trump?.
LOL. UK explains their interest in Trump in a lot of ways ... for example, they live in the UK but aren't British, and they're "just really interested in American politics."
It's an interesting tale, to say the least.
I have been amazed that a Brit always manages to tout the day's talking points from Breitbart and Fox.
Is it only British that live in Britain, then? You know, quite a few nationalities live here. Anyone legally here is always welcome.
As for American politics, well yes it is interesting, primarily because of the Primary process which is quite different to here.
What's your point?
You mean Britons?
DId I say something that offended you? I was just telling the story you've told several times freely here in explanation of why you're so up-to-date on American politics.
Beg pardon if I gave offense somehow. I didn't know you were sensitive on the subject.
originally posted by: Kryties
a reply to: UKTruth
Mate, I have given multitudes of actual evidence throughout this thread. You, on the other hand, have made a whole bunch of claims then when asked for proof have instead deflected or outright ignored those requests.
Anyone with eyes and half a brain can see this mate.
originally posted by: Kryties
a reply to: tweetie
When someone cuts into a line ahead of me I generally don't resort to beating, kicking, chokeholding or grabbing their testicles - then shouting gun at a sign.
I tend to be a bit more adult about it than that.
originally posted by: UKTruth
originally posted by: Gryphon66
originally posted by: UKTruth
originally posted by: Gryphon66
originally posted by: TheKnightofDoom
a reply to: UKTruth
Does it kill you that you can't vote?.Appears you are not gonna change minds here no one is either way. Do you work for trump?. Or just fancy him? is it the hair lol.
I mean many here can see both candidates are crap why do you defend everything trump?.
LOL. UK explains their interest in Trump in a lot of ways ... for example, they live in the UK but aren't British, and they're "just really interested in American politics."
It's an interesting tale, to say the least.
I have been amazed that a Brit always manages to tout the day's talking points from Breitbart and Fox.
Is it only British that live in Britain, then? You know, quite a few nationalities live here. Anyone legally here is always welcome.
As for American politics, well yes it is interesting, primarily because of the Primary process which is quite different to here.
What's your point?
You mean Britons?
DId I say something that offended you? I was just telling the story you've told several times freely here in explanation of why you're so up-to-date on American politics.
Beg pardon if I gave offense somehow. I didn't know you were sensitive on the subject.
I was just wondering what it has to do with the thread topic. You seem to be making some kind of veiled accusation, but at the same time don't seem brave enough or man enough to make it. Come on man, take some inspiration from Trump. He is brave enough to say what he thinks!
You seem upset that Hillary has been paying domestic terrorists again.
originally posted by: tweetie
I'll say it again. This man accomplished what he set out to do and that was to capture everyone's attention. All eyes on him. If he'd stayed where he was with his sign, I doubt any of what ensued would have occurred.
Trying to maneuver to the front of a crowd, any crowd, without having the "authority" to do so is going to annoy the heck out of people. Try it sometime and see what kind of reactions you get. It's like trying to cut ahead in a line.
originally posted by: Kryties
a reply to: UKTruth
Tell me, please, what I "concocted". With evidence.
Go on, I'm waiting.......
originally posted by: Kryties
a reply to: UKTruth
Oh for Christs sake mate, I was replying to the other bloke who made a COMPARISON. Way to get it completely wrong in your zeal to try proving me wrong.
READ before you post.
originally posted by: Gryphon66
originally posted by: tweetie
I'll say it again. This man accomplished what he set out to do and that was to capture everyone's attention. All eyes on him. If he'd stayed where he was with his sign, I doubt any of what ensued would have occurred.
Trying to maneuver to the front of a crowd, any crowd, without having the "authority" to do so is going to annoy the heck out of people. Try it sometime and see what kind of reactions you get. It's like trying to cut ahead in a line.
So it's okay to pile on and beat another person for walking to the front of an auditorium?
Wow, you Trump supporters are tough.