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originally posted by: Grambler
originally posted by: Greven
Please back up your assertions that "Dems like Bernie and pelosi and almost all others did not only condemn the left wing from where the shooter was from, they blamed BOTH sides" - that would rather help your argument if you can. I'm interested in evidence and facts, not platitudes and apparently baseless assertions.
Please prove your point.
Did you read the OP?
The quotes are listed.
Let me re post them for you.
"I have just been informed that the alleged shooter at the Republican baseball practice is someone who apparently volunteered on my presidential campaign," the Vermont independent said in brief remarks on the Senate floor. "I am sickened by this despicable act. Let me be as clear as I can be — violence of any kind is unacceptable in our society, and I condemn this action in the strongest possible terms. Real change can only come about through nonviolent action, and anything else runs counter to our most deeply held American values."
www.npr.org...
No mention of left wing violence specifically. He condemns all violence.
Now how does that stack up with what he said about the shooting of Gifford?
Congresswoman Giffords publicly expressed concerns when Sarah Palin, on her website, placed her district in the cross-hairs of a rifle – and identified her by name below the image – as an encouragement to Palin supporters to eliminate her from Congress. […] In light of all of this violence – both actual and threatened – is Arizona a state in which people who are not Republicans are able to participate freely and fully in the democratic process? Have right-wing reactionaries, through threats and acts of violence, intimidated people with different points of view from expressing their political positions
reason.com...
See him blaming Palin, and discussing right wing reactionaries here? Why no comment on left wing reactionaries with the Scalise shooter, instead he just condemns "all violence" and doesn't mentyion the left wing reactionaries?
Now Pelosi.
elosi was asked Thursday about "the possibility that this incident could be used against Democrats or the Democratic Party politically" because some conservatives had suggested "vitriolic rhetoric from the left being in some way to blame."
Here's how she responded:
"I think that the comments made by my Republican colleagues are outrageous, beneath the dignity of the job that they hold, beneath the dignity of the respect that we would like Congress to command. How dare they say such thing? How dare they? Well I won't even go into the whole thing. I can't even begin, probably as we sit here, they're running caricatures of me in Georgia once again, earned over a hundred million dollars of vitriolic things that they say, that resulted in calls to my home constantly, threats in front of my grandchildren. Really, predicated on their comments and their paid ads. So this sick individual does something despicable and it was horrible what he did, hateful. But for them to all of a sudden be sanctimonious as if, they don't, never seen such a thing before. And I don't even want to go into the President of the United States. But in terms of some of the language that he has used."
www.cnn.com...
You see? Shje was outraged at the suggestion that left wing rhetoric could have cause this. Thought is was disgusting to try to use it politically. She calls them sanctimonious, says they have seen things like this before. She then starts to blame Trumps language.
See the hypocrisy?
But she had no problem today blaming Trump for not calling out just one side.
"Dems like Bernie and pelosi and almost all others did not only condemn the left wing from where the shooter was from, they blamed BOTH sides"
"I can only hope that the Democrats do tone down the rhetoric," Collins said on a local radio station in upstate New York. "The rhetoric has been outrageous -- the finger-pointing, just the tone and the angst and the anger directed at Donald Trump, his supporters. Really, then, you know, some people react to things like that. They get angry as well. And then you fuel the fires."
"This could be the first political rhetorical terrorist attack," Illinois Republican Rep. Rodney Davis, who was at the practice, told CNN's Brianna Keilar Wednesday morning before Hodgkinson had been publicly identified as the alleged shooter.
Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, appearing on Fox News, called the shootings "part of a pattern" and blamed "an increasing intensity of hostility on the left."
originally posted by: Aazadan
a reply to: Grambler
Houses, which are essentially museums are not statues.
Even though Thomas Paine was once considered a traitor who spurred the American colonies to revolt, his hometown, Thetford, has now devoted itself to celebrating the life and writings of one of the most influential leaders of the American and French Revolutions.
...
A statue of Paine stands in the center of town, and a museum, which is undergoing a refurbishment, will reopen later this year with a short film on Paine's life along with a collection of artifacts.
originally posted by: PerfectAnomoly
a reply to: Grambler
You sir, are not fit to use that Avatar... I know you've said this to me in the past, and It's not a revenge shot... But do you really think Bill would have supported Trump??
Disgraceful...
PA
originally posted by: intrptr
a reply to: Grambler
The 'rioters' that started attacking ATMs and breaking windows weren't even from Berkley. They were outside agitators from off campus. Up until then it was a peaceful demonstration.
As far as Trump hating on hate, he promised North Korea, "fire and FURY". Fury as he used it is just another way of hating.
Fancy that, trump condemning hatred.
originally posted by: Grambler
originally posted by: intrptr
a reply to: Grambler
The 'rioters' that started attacking ATMs and breaking windows weren't even from Berkley. They were outside agitators from off campus. Up until then it was a peaceful demonstration.
As far as Trump hating on hate, he promised North Korea, "fire and FURY". Fury as he used it is just another way of hating.
Fancy that, trump condemning hatred.
So whats your point? That it was ok for all of the people I posted that were celebrating or making excuses for them at Berkley to do so because they were from out of town?
originally posted by: Aazadan
a reply to: Grambler
Great, one statue, to one person. We have thousands of these statues to a bunch of people. It's time for them to go.
originally posted by: intrptr
originally posted by: Grambler
originally posted by: intrptr
a reply to: Grambler
The 'rioters' that started attacking ATMs and breaking windows weren't even from Berkley. They were outside agitators from off campus. Up until then it was a peaceful demonstration.
As far as Trump hating on hate, he promised North Korea, "fire and FURY". Fury as he used it is just another way of hating.
Fancy that, trump condemning hatred.
So whats your point? That it was ok for all of the people I posted that were celebrating or making excuses for them at Berkley to do so because they were from out of town?
They were infiltrators, covertly hijacking the demonstration to start 'violence' in order to discredit them.
Just like you are doing.
originally posted by: Grambler
originally posted by: intrptr
originally posted by: Grambler
originally posted by: intrptr
a reply to: Grambler
The 'rioters' that started attacking ATMs and breaking windows weren't even from Berkley. They were outside agitators from off campus. Up until then it was a peaceful demonstration.
As far as Trump hating on hate, he promised North Korea, "fire and FURY". Fury as he used it is just another way of hating.
Fancy that, trump condemning hatred.
So whats your point? That it was ok for all of the people I posted that were celebrating or making excuses for them at Berkley to do so because they were from out of town?
They were infiltrators, covertly hijacking the demonstration to start 'violence' in order to discredit them.
Just like you are doing.
So let me get this straight.
Roight wing violence at a rally = all of them are violent.
Left wing = infiltrators to discredit a movement.
What incentive again does antifa have to discredit Berkley students?
originally posted by: intrptr
a reply to: Grambler
The 'rioters' that started attacking ATMs and breaking windows weren't even from Berkley. They were outside agitators from off campus. Up until then it was a peaceful demonstration.
As far as Trump hating on hate, he promised North Korea, "fire and FURY". Fury as he used it is just another way of hating.
Fancy that, trump condemning hatred.