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originally posted by: LSU2018
originally posted by: quintessentone
originally posted by: LSU2018
originally posted by: quintessentone
originally posted by: marg6043
a reply to: quintessentone
I am glad these individuals have been found and charge for threats, but right now the social media radicals went crazy applauding and mourning that the shooter failed, never before we have seen anything like that before.
And Yes political figures get dead threads all the time, that is the truth.
But putting a bullseye on a presidential candidate and former president publicly is unprecedented.
I have to say that it is sickening and sad but did you really not expect any type of violence with all the hateful and divisive rhetoric on both sides?
Only violence we see comes from the left. You can't deny that. The left's goal was to trigger someone enough to go out and do what Crook did, they manufactured all the hate and division and now act like they want unity. They can shove unity up their ass now.
Wrong.
www.washingtonpost.com...
Really, quint? Everyone who pays attention knows a right-wing extremist is defined as someone who reacts violently for political reasons or motivation. That means, by definition, all the bLM and antifa rioters were considered right-wing extremists. The ADL you linked considers left wingers like the Orlando gay bar shooter to be a right-wing extremist.
originally posted by: LSU2018
a reply to: quintessentone
I read it, I wouldn't know the graph was made by who Trump and Biden voters THINK cause the violence and murders, nor who ADL was if I didn't read it.
I see that too
originally posted by: marg6043
I do not know it is just me, but Trump looks like a different man when he entered the convention, his face has changed a lot.
He actually looks more human and humbler.
Sorry but that is what I see.
I keep watching the video that is now on TV showing how long the shooter been watched before he was allowed to take the shoots.
originally posted by: quintessentone
originally posted by: LSU2018
a reply to: quintessentone
I read it, I wouldn't know the graph was made by who Trump and Biden voters THINK cause the violence and murders, nor who ADL was if I didn't read it.
You know while I was reading the article, I expected that exact response. I got most of you here figured out.
originally posted by: BigDuckEnergy
originally posted by: quintessentone
originally posted by: LSU2018
a reply to: quintessentone
I read it, I wouldn't know the graph was made by who Trump and Biden voters THINK cause the violence and murders, nor who ADL was if I didn't read it.
You know while I was reading the article, I expected that exact response. I got most of you here figured out.
It does not surprise me that you knew exactly how you were going to argue in bad faith while reading a joke of an article you planned to use as proof of nothing. Why don't we just list all of the big time political attack stories of the last ten years and see if there is a slant to politicians facing violence? Would that not be a more accurate recount than a biased poll of a non factual opinion?
I gotta say as an Orlando resident, calling the Pulse shooter a far right anything is insane revisionist history. The dude was a terrorist: straight up IS.
originally posted by: network dude
a reply to: quintessentone
I thought the argument was that the rhetoric from both sides caused this.
I provided links to the left wing nut job talking points that appear to have radicalized this kid. Why have you not been able to provide sources for all the right wing talk that would drive someone to kill? I know why, but I'd like to hear your answer.
originally posted by: quintessentone
originally posted by: BigDuckEnergy
originally posted by: quintessentone
originally posted by: LSU2018
a reply to: quintessentone
I read it, I wouldn't know the graph was made by who Trump and Biden voters THINK cause the violence and murders, nor who ADL was if I didn't read it.
You know while I was reading the article, I expected that exact response. I got most of you here figured out.
It does not surprise me that you knew exactly how you were going to argue in bad faith while reading a joke of an article you planned to use as proof of nothing. Why don't we just list all of the big time political attack stories of the last ten years and see if there is a slant to politicians facing violence? Would that not be a more accurate recount than a biased poll of a non factual opinion?
I gotta say as an Orlando resident, calling the Pulse shooter a far right anything is insane revisionist history. The dude was a terrorist: straight up IS.
BS, providing the truth here with legit sources is in good faith. The bad faith is shown here by posts such as yours. Keep blaming the other, it's always the other.
originally posted by: quintessentone
originally posted by: network dude
a reply to: quintessentone
I thought the argument was that the rhetoric from both sides caused this.
I provided links to the left wing nut job talking points that appear to have radicalized this kid. Why have you not been able to provide sources for all the right wing talk that would drive someone to kill? I know why, but I'd like to hear your answer.
And I provided a Republican on Republican violence source but the usual dismissing of facts is in full swing.
Should I post J.D. Vance's right-wing anti-Trumper talk to prove my point? I feel that would not be necessary because I already made my point.