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Start at 1:20, yes she is drama queen!
Bystander in red "Make America Great" hat pepper sprays at @2:05.
Both should be charged with assault.
I think the argument can easily be made for self defense. The entire crowd, including her own friends were shocked at what she did and she had to be restrained. Nobody has to stand there and allow themselves to be punched in the face like that.
I think the argument can easily be made for self defense. The entire crowd, including her own friends were shocked at what she did and she had to be restrained. Nobody has to stand there and allow themselves to be punched in the face like that.
The pepper spray guy cannot make a case for self-defense.
If Trump's campaign wasn't reflecting a violent message and rhetoric, this stuff wouldn't be happening. It sure isn't happening at any of the other campaigns. Trump thug campaign manager is a prime example of who surrounds Trump - bullies.
This girl left the protest area, and went to were the Trump supporters were, and began to antagonize them, then she punched someone. Sorry, but she is wrong.
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Originally Posted by DC at the Ridge
The pepper spray guy cannot make a case for self-defense.
If Trump's campaign wasn't reflecting a violent message and rhetoric, this stuff wouldn't be happening. It sure isn't happening at any of the other campaigns. Trump thug campaign manager is a prime example of who surrounds Trump - bullies.
This.^^ No other campaign experiences the violence that has become routine now at Trump events. It's a direct reflection of the message coming from the candidate himself. And as we can see, the violence is escalating.
This girl left the protest area, and went to were the Trump supporters were, and began to antagonize them, then she punched someone. Sorry, but she is wrong.
Why not?
Because he wasn't involved in the altercation to begin with. His entry into it was to attack someone.
I think the argument can easily be made for self defense. The entire crowd, including her own friends were shocked at what she did and she had to be restrained. Nobody has to stand there and allow themselves to be punched in the face like that.
Yet, the protester that was being escorted out at the N.C. rally was a thug when he got punched in the face by a Trump supporter.
Yet, the protester that was being escorted out at the N.C. rally was a thug when he got punched in the face by a Trump supporter.
Ho hum.
He was a Thug. He went inside that rally for the specific purpose of disrupting it. You also left off the part where I said the party who punched him deserved to be jailed and charged.
Ho hum indeed.
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