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Originally Posted by Finn_Jarber
Yea, sure you do Your big brother maybe?
The only people who are offended, or are being told to act offended, by social distancing are the right wingers who storm State capitols with AR15s or assault park rangers.
He probably screamed "hail Trump" as he did it.
You are making a lot of assumptions that you can't prove. I already countered someone else with the same min set with multiple links of liberals, antivaxers ect that are protesting.
Quit using these articles in a political context because you feel they serve your agenda. You lose a lot of points with we moderates and why we distance ourselves from Democrats like you.
The only people who are offended, or are being told to act offended, by social distancing are the right wingers who storm State capitols with AR15s or assault park rangers.
He probably screamed "hail Trump" as he did it.
It's a reasonable question, so I'll repeat it. You know the political beliefs of this person how? There is nothing on either your linked video or article that mentions anything other than the incident. Nothing about the guy's politics.
Your personal attack on the other poster in lieu of any reasonable answer only shows your inability to back up your ASSumptions, or even to carry on a civil discussion. Does nothing for your credibility.
Though it IS typical of many of your posts. So no surprise, I guess.....
Quit using these articles in a political context because you feel they serve your agenda. You lose a lot of points with we moderates and why we distance ourselves from Democrats like you.
I am not a Democrat and have no issues with your distancing yourself from them, or anyone else.
It would benefit you to make up your own mind about issues as opposed to letting other peoples views or comments influence your position
I did answer it. It is not my fault it went over your head. I assume he is right winger since the only people who have been offended by the social distancing (which they have been schooled to call "left wing tyranny"), have been right wingers.
And no, I am not buying your "I live in Austin, so I know him". Over 2 million people live in Austin, so I very much doubt you know everyone.
But who knows, maybe the leftists are joining the alt-right in this nonsense. It would be surprising, but who knows.
Ok, so you admit your characterization of the guy's politics were entirely an ASSumption, based on your equally unfounded assumption that only "alt-righters" are "offended by social distancing". Based on nothing but that sick hate in you for anything or anyone who doesn't march in lockstep with your political perspectives.
Is there anyone I forgot? Since we are now ok with people assaulting police officers who are trying to save lives. I recall a video where water was poured on police officer by black people. The comments were MUCH different. Why is that?
Yes, there are many people from all walks of life opposed to them, but not everyone storms buildings or push people off bridges.
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Originally Posted by vkhmini
No hyperbole here, folks. Move along.
What do you call a wooden structure which creates a pathway over a body of water? Some of us call them bridges, but maybe you have a more politically correct word.
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Originally Posted by Finn_Jarber
What do you call a wooden structure which creates a pathway over a body of water? Some of us call them bridges, but maybe you have a more politically correct word.
Dock.
But if being outraged about RWNJ's hurling people off of bridges helps you sleep at night, well.............
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Your big brother maybe? 
