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If one chooses to wear racist regalia then they should not be terribly surprised when the targets of their racism react with equal intolerance.
We also need to start prosecuting inflammatory language like your post, which is designed to incite violence against people who disagree with your political views.
Wearing a hat is not justification for a beating. People that say otherwise like you are condoning and inciting illegal conduct and violence. You should be held accountable.
I will condemn violence from any side. I think it is despicable that some posters are trying to excuse violence. I may not agree with the political views of the victim, but I will just attack their ideas and debunk their held beliefs, it shouldn’t get to the point of bodily harm unless in self defense. I guarantee if you support unprovoked violence on someone, then you and I have a lot less in common then you think we do.
If one chooses to wear racist regalia then they should not be terribly surprised when the targets of their racism react with equal intolerance.
Did you watch the video?
The boy was just sitting there and he didn't wear the hat at all. He was attacked simply because he worn the hat to school previously. There are no reasons under the sun to justify this kind of violent behavior.
The girl acted like a wild animal (or is it a "racist" thing for me to say?) Come on, let's get real. Kids do stupid things without thinking about the consequences, no matter which country you are in (unless you are in a country with no tolerance of freedom of speech or expression), wearing your president's hat is not a crime.
Don't like him, well, then don't vote for him. Problem solved. Why attacking a little boy who was just sitting there on the bus minding his own business? This is unacceptable.
Wait, don’t you people scoff at younger folk who are politically active? Dont you claim they’re too young to know what’s going on? Don’t you claim it’s their parents indoctrinating them? Yeah, I believe you do.
Nothing like politics to bring out the violence in people.
We can also attribute to; compulsory education, forced busing, the proliferation of the single parent home thanks to various welfare schemes, the overall violent nature of US society thanks to its govt waging 18 years of war on...well just about everything, the overall moral decay and rot on display with every level of govt., racial discord brought about by demagoguery of politicians and hustlers ...
If one chooses to wear racist regalia then they should not be terribly surprised when the targets of their racism react with equal intolerance.
Now you just have to be trolling. First, how is wearing a hat with the President of the Untied State's name on it racist? What policies has Trump advocated, or implemented that are racist? Following EXISTING immigration law?
Second, you know that you are ADVOCATING VIOLENCE against someone over a hat that has a different political opinion from you, and that's OK? I guess you agree with BLM and ANTIFA when they are violent also. Wow.
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Come on, let's get real. Kids do stupid things without thinking about the consequences, no matter which country you are in (unless you are in a country with no tolerance of freedom of speech or expression), wearing your president's hat is not a crime.
