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That is precisely the point. Anytime there has been political violence in the US, from the beginning of its history to today, it has always been propagated and advocated by DEMOCRATS, not Republicans.
So if there really IS violence as a result of this socialist monstrosity foisted upon the American people by DEMOCRATS, and there has been no proof of any kind that there has been, it will be because of DEMOCRATS, not Republicans.
You must think people reading your posts are really dumb. And then, you seem to condone violence. Yet you maintain this animosity that democrats use it. Which is it? Is violence okay, regardless of your side?
Then what is? Personally I don't think a vote means anything anymore. And I'm not a nutty kook, many people feel that way. Did you see how they just trampleled on the Constitution like it's a worthless scrap of paper? Regardless of your political persuasion don't you think about that?
And violence means everything, eh? Nice approach you've got there. Besides, what exactly is unconstitutional about it? Trust me sir/madam, you're in no position to determine that... please leave it to the courts if it gets even that far.
Well the citizens of the United States were telling what they wanted and the Goverment turned on them what do you people expect? It don't matter if the Bill is good or not.It wasn't right the way it was pushed through.
This is taking me back to the 60's and 70's with all the violence and we all know how well that went.
Actually, many riots were quite successful in bringing upon needed changes. The civil rights movement for example was pushed forwarded greatly by rioting, often times in protest of unfair police actions..
That is precisely the point. Anytime there has been political violence in the US, from the beginning of its history to today, it has always been propagated and advocated by DEMOCRATS, not Republicans.
I dont agree that rioting has always be propagated and advocated by Democrats. I would agree that most likely its Democrats who have a tendancy to take to the streets and protest more than Republicans, but thats not rioting..
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Originally Posted by Glitch
So if there really IS violence as a result of this socialist monstrosity foisted upon the American people by DEMOCRATS, and there has been no proof of any kind that there has been, it will be because of DEMOCRATS, not Republicans.
There will be no riots, its just more fear mongering by Democrats..
I'm pretty sure that someone tried to tell the founders of the United States that violence was not the answer when they first contemplated revolution from an oppressive Great Britian...thankfully they acted on their own volition, instead of being told that violence wasn't the way
That is precisely the point. Anytime there has been political violence in the US, from the beginning of its history to today, it has always been propagated and advocated by DEMOCRATS, not Republicans.
So if there really IS violence as a result of this socialist monstrosity foisted upon the American people by DEMOCRATS, and there has been no proof of any kind that there has been, it will be because of DEMOCRATS, not Republicans.
If it comes to violence now, it will be directed at Democrats and so-called "liberals." So, what are you doing? Blaming the victim?
Well the citizens of the United States were telling what they wanted and the Goverment turned on them what do you people expect? It don't matter if the Bill is good or not.It wasn't right the way it was pushed through.
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Remember, Ayers did too. But chances are you call him a terrorist.
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