If Trump is responsible for El Paso, is Bernie responsible for Dayton and congressional baseball practice shooting? (drug, weapon)

[Ralph_N_1962]

Originally Posted by trobesmom

Obama didn't have rallies fomenting hatred toward others. He didn't spend hours a day tweeting about it either. Obama actually worked.

Obama was hardly a uniter...he was just a bit more discreet about it

[ben young]

Originally Posted by trobesmom

Obama didn't have rallies fomenting hatred toward others. He didn't spend hours a day tweeting about it either. Obama actually worked.

Yes he worked updating his enemy's lists .

[Cida]

Had Bernie ever spoken out against Congressional baseball? I don't think so. Certainly not the way Trump keeps ranting against immigrants.

[Goodnight]

What was the caustic rhetoric by Sanders, did he laugh off one of his supporters when he said "we can shoot them".

[dashrendar4454]

Originally Posted by Cida

Had Bernie ever spoken out against Congressional baseball? I don't think so. Certainly not the way Trump keeps ranting against immigrants.

Pointing out that illegal immigration needs to be curtailed is not “ranting against immigrants”

[Goodnight]

Originally Posted by dashrendar4454

Pointing out that illegal immigration needs to be curtailed is not “ranting against immigrants”

Calling them rapists and part of an invasion sure is, what did Sanders say.

[travis t]

Originally Posted by moneill

The Dayton shooting has not been proven to be politically biased. El Paso there was a freak'n manifesto --lol.

You can't claim it was politically motivated if it wasn't politically motivated.

And yes the shooting on the baseball field can be attributed to the divisive nature of politics in the USA today. Bernie, Trump, everyone on every side is guilty.

Trump's divisiveness, his rhetoric attacking illegals as criminals, etc.....was most certainly declared the shooter's motive.

It isn't the media telling us this.
It isn't the Democrat candidates.

It's the shooter.

If you can find the manifesto for the Dayton shoter -- I'd suggest you get in touch with the DOJ.

As far as I know, Timothy McVeigh never had a 'manifesto,' while Ted Kacynski most definitely did. According to your standard then, Ted K was politically motivated but Tim M wasn't?

The Dayton shooter expressed his support for Bernie via Twitter. Where is it written that a mass shooter has to leave behind a 'manifesto' to be considered politically motivated?

[travis t]

Pretty encouraging poll results thus far. 26 of 42 (61%) agree that neither Trump nor Bernie is responsible for the shootings.

I'm not seeing a single compelling argument from those who voted either 'Trump not Bernie' or 'Bernie not Trump.'

[travis t]

Originally Posted by Goodnight

Calling them rapists and part of an invasion sure is, what did Sanders say.

See the quote in post #1. Is not accusing Trump of mass slaughter somewhat inflammatory and inciting?

[boneyard1962]

Originally Posted by trobesmom

Obama didn't have rallies fomenting hatred toward others. He didn't spend hours a day tweeting about it either. Obama actually worked.

Oh. We didn't have rallies where he used class warfare? What about all those peaceful riots on his watch? Did those business owners torch their own property just to make Obama look bad?