Obama supporters applaud after police remove anti-candidate protesters.

Hmm, "Kill him!" Applaud. "Shoot him!" Applaud. "Terrorist!" Applaud. "Kill the N Word!" Applaud. That's fine with you but a idiot being an idiot doing idiot things getting kicked out makes you mad? I was at a concert in July when three drunken idiots tried to jump on the stage. Security removed them. I guess they were being Pro Obama too right even though it had nothing to do with him?

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im having trouble following that last thread. was that to the op?

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I just heard lots of cheers and fist pumping. Unless you have some sort of super human hearing, you are either lying or hearing things.

Notice the media hasnt talked about it in a few days. They got their usefulness out of it.

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Directed at the people "appaled" by the applause. They applaud when people call for the assassination of Obama, or call him a terrorist and other names. But an idiot does idiot stuff and is escorted away they use mock anger. And to the guy who says he can't hear it, every one else can you must be the only person who can't.

I think you guys hearing"kill him" might be the equivalent of people seeing coins, bases and faces on Mars. I've gone over that video a dozen times now and not once heard "kill him".

Why is it that the only person they can find to corroborate the story, is the reporter?

reply to post by Marcus Calpurnius


i don't particularly care for obama's campaign, although i can't speak about him personally. i agree that the man needed to be left to speak if that was his right in that situation. but for the record, i don't think seeing anomalies on other planets is the equivalent of hearing voices that aren't there. drawing that distinction in conjunction with a republican position vs. a democratic position, is folly. i wouldn't promote that idea, if i were you. it's not purely democratic to see anomalous things in photographs.

it is clear as day. i gave the second in which it happens. others hear it.

The protester was trampling on other people's right to hear what was going on. Yes, we all have freedom of speech but that freedom does not trump others' right to assemble peaceably and hear a candidate exercise their right to free speech either.

Whether the disruption is at a Democratic or Republican gathering, the police who politely remove the offenders are really protecting the rights of the majority.

I do not support the war in Iraq, but I don't support those who demonstrate at the funerals of servicemen either.

There is free speech but there should also be common decency.

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I hear it quite clearly, and you can see McCain curl his lip pause for a second and then continue on with his speech!

And hey, I'm not a big fan of either one either!

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anyone who is not going to blindly be left or right will hear such things. this happens to be at mccains rally. and we all hear it except for the op.

Not too surprised. Obama rarely allows dissent at rallies. This is but the latest example. Kind of like Bush....

Originally posted by bknapple32
yet we have it on tape. just because some news reporter from a local pa paper says so means we should believe it? lets go to the video tape.

at 14 seconds....

Okay, I just watched this video. The comment in question, or what I believe to be what you are talking about, starts right at 13 seconds and is a male voice.

It is definately NOT clear by any means. In fact it sounds like the guy is saying something else and gets drowned out by the crowd as time progresses. Things he could possibly be starting to say:

"He'll ..."

"We'll ..."

Which both sound like "kill" when pronounced by people in the southern states.

In addition, look at the comments to this video on YouTube, others were having a hard time hearing "Kill him".

www.youtube.com...

This is far from conclusive evidence.

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