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Biden condemns Portland violence, says Trump 'recklessly encouraging' it


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23 hours ago, tribalfusion001 said:

Driving a caravan of supporters into a city to counter demo is incitement and even more so when they were pepper spraying and paint balling them. Feels like the USA is falling apart, plenty of gun nuts ready to take action too.

so if you have a protest its not ok to have a counter protest?

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18 hours ago, Chomper Higgot said:

I see you are on your ANTIFA soap box again.

 

ANTIFA Anti Fascists, count me in.

 

 

count you in for what exactly?

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49 minutes ago, simple1 said:

trump claims he's the law and order president, he owns the resolution, not constantly blaming others for his failures, which BTW a big contributor would be his divisiveness since he came to power. Ever since trump was on the campaign trial for the 2016 elections, trump has encouraged anger and violence by his supporters.

 

Did you see the clanger below from one of his senior people? No wonder trump doesn't condemn the current violence by his supporters, he actually tries to justify their actions.

 

“The more chaos and anarchy and vandalism and violence reigns, the better it is for the very clear choice on who’s best on public safety and law and order.”

Has nothing to do with what I replied to.

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@Logosone

 

You mention the Anarchists' fantasies. How about your own? Particularly regarding these anarchists being anywhere near achieving their goals, mustering general support or even having a semblance of united purpose (sort of the anathema of anarchy, there).

 

And before you got on yet another false tirade about condoning violence, denying violence and the rest of the made up allegations - the point, which you continue to ignore, is the mismatch between the bogeymen and the actual threat. One reading your scaremongering posts might imagine the USA is facing imminent total collapse, or that like does pretty much go on as usual in most places.

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15 minutes ago, Eric Loh said:

Perhaps these words from a wise statesman will add to your comprehension of a rather simple subject and help you understand what Kamala Harris was saying.

 

“Rioting is not protesting. Looting is not protesting. Setting fires is not protesting. None of this is protesting, it’s lawlessness plain and simple. And those who do it should be prosecuted.”

If Joe Biden is what Kamala Harris documented him to be she is the most corrupt, venal, disgrace to US citizenship, womanhood and humanity ever to be running for elective office in the US. That is saying something with what is currently on scene in congress and Hillary. If he is not she is the most venal liar, victim-hood faker and sycophantic slob in US politics. Either way she is plowing new ground and Willy Brown should receive the 2020 Al Sharpton/Don Lemon mentoring/canard prize.

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17 minutes ago, ipockeyHUCK said:

If Joe Biden is what Kamala Harris documented him to be she is the most corrupt, venal, disgrace to US citizenship, womanhood and humanity ever to be running for elective office in the US. That is saying something with what is currently on scene in congress and Hillary. If he is not she is the most venal liar, victim-hood faker and sycophantic slob in US politics. Either way she is plowing new ground and Willy Brown should receive the 2020 Al Sharpton/Don Lemon mentoring/canard prize.

She got you under her skin huh. Show some respect; she may well be the next POTUS and Willy Brown the First Sir. Pace yourself for that eventuality. Don't want something bad happen to an eloquent man.   

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55 minutes ago, Morch said:

 

Another over the top, fact light rant by a Trump supporter. Guess we'll see a whole lot of these in the coming months. Seriously, "the most..."? Just a couple of months ago both were labeled by Trump supporters as essentially empty spaces. Guess the talking point list was updated.

In November the American people will be grudgingly permitted to vote for either a 70(+) year old Republican who is exceeding his authority or a 70 (+) year old Democrat who can't remember what day it is. One is actually expected to die on office. Just before the election one will emerge from a bunker, the other from a basement. Time to consider drinking.

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4 hours ago, kingdong said:

so if you have a protest its not ok to have a counter protest?

It is usual for counter protesters to be kept apart in a different area so there is no conflict between the two.

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4 hours ago, EVENKEEL said:

Has nothing to do with what I replied to.

So what were you trying to say?

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@Logosone

 

As expected, you can't actually support your claims so you come up with new nonsense deflections. With all due respect to your imagination - the links provided do not actually indicate or portray anarchists as a major national threat. That is your opinion - which was fine if you acknowledge it as such, less so when trying to state is as fact and attempting to co-opt various semi-relevant sources.

 

For all the drivel about this or that "ideologue" or anarchist groups here and there, you still haven't, in any of the topics discussed, demonstrated that these anarchists are quite the threat you claim.

 

As for the continued, disingenuous and misleading referenced to the number of incidents cited - maybe care to comment on the fact that many (if not most) are small stuff (graffiti, breaking windows) and not something that's about to bring the USA to its knees.

 

There was nothing offered as an apology. I did not express support for Antifa and the like, or their choice to embrace violence. Making such bogus claims is apparently your way of dodging the actual point - the gap between your scaremongering fantasies and what's actually out there.

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On 8/31/2020 at 12:01 PM, Sujo said:

Dems have denounced the violence.

Trump has the authority to fix it but refuses to do so. He even calls the far right vigilantes great patriots.

 

As usual, he creates chaos, blames everyone else. If he cannot fix it then voting for him will not fix it, why is he saying this is what it will be like under biden when this is what it is under trump.

 

This is trumps america, maga.

Dems control those cities - simple

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18 hours ago, BobBKK said:

Dems control those cities - simple

indeed. And Republicans are also  in power in  cities where violent crime has exploded. Fort Worth and Miami are notable mentions. It isn't a  delight in Oklahoma city, Fresno, El Paso, Colorado Springs  and a whole lot of other Republican cities too.  Unlike you, I recognize that it is not as simple as  "blaming" a mayor of a city for violent crime.  In fact, it is  dishonest.

 

You cannot deny that  large cities are the dumping grounds for the problems of  the suburbs and outlying regions. Where do these places dump their poor and mentally ill? it is usually a big city. Where are the resources based to help these people? Usually in the big cities.  It is an accepted fact of life that big cities are home to high density groups of the impoverished. Of course there are going to be bigger problems in  areas where marginalized and mentally infirm people are  packed.  Miami is one of the most stressful cities for its poorer residents. Many have to work 2-3 jobs to make ends meet. traffic is bad, living conditions can be harsh. Is it any wonder why violent crimes peak during the  sticky weather days? Should one blame the   Republican mayor of Miami for that? using your logic, we should.

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22 minutes ago, Tippaporn said:

Folks, this is too funny.  Couldn't happen to a nicer tool.  This guy is about a sharp as a ball bearing.

 

The Federalist - Portland Protestors Occupy Mayor Ted Wheeler’s Apartment Building Demanding His Resignation

 

A group of activist protesters organized a sit-in at Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler’s apartment building on Friday, demanding that he “reduce the Portland Police Bureau budget, commit to never voting for police budget increases again, and resign.”

The demand letter also commands Wheeler, who it labels as a “true embodiment of white supremacy” to “complete abolition of the Portland Police Bureau by 2022, with no private or technological replacement” and redirect the money from the PPB into social programs.

 

And Ted's closing statement in his letter to Trump:

 

In Portland, we are focused on coming together as a community to solve the serious challenges we face due to systemic racism, a global pandemic and an economic recession.

 

When do the Feds roll in?

Why funny. People are free to express their opinion and Dem mayor not excluded. Mayor Ted responded in a manner befitting a people's representative and not allowing Trump to turn Portland into a political prop. 

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