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Trump just survided an assassination attempt

silentkisser

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First, I will say this: I hate political violence. I do not want to see any politician assassinated. And I really HATE Trump. I would much rather see him humiliated with another election defeat in November.

But, I will say this: In many ways, the right has institaged political violence and even normalized it. If you look at what are considered domestic terrorism, they are virtually all done by right-wing fanatics. And, let's not forget how the right laughed and cheered about the attempted kidnapping of the Michigan governor, or the hammer attack on Paul Pelosi.

But, for a refresher of the violent rhetoric in the wake of this, this video sums it up nicely:

 

Phil C. McNasty

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But, I will say this: In many ways, the right has institaged political violence and even normalized it. If you look at what are considered domestic terrorism, they are virtually all done by right-wing fanatics. And, let's not forget how the right laughed and cheered about the attempted kidnapping of the Michigan governor, or the hammer attack on Paul Pelosi.
And here is a refresher for you on the violent rhetoric of left-wingers

 

The Oracle

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The Oracle

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But, I will say this: In many ways, the right has institaged political violence and even normalized it. If you look at what are considered domestic terrorism, they are virtually all done by right-wing fanatics. And, let's not forget how the right laughed and cheered about the attempted kidnapping of the Michigan governor, or the hammer attack on Paul Pelosi.

But, for a refresher of the violent rhetoric in the wake of this, this video sums it up nicely:

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What was the damage during the BLM protests?


At a cost of approximately $500 million, local unrest after the murder of George Floyd was the second most destructive in United States history, after the 1992 Los Angeles riots. About 60% of the financial losses from rioting in Minneapolis–Saint Paul were uninsured.''

 

Leimonis

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This is more of the insane delusional rhetoric that makes people throw up their hands and vote for Trump.
Jan 6 was insane
Ignoring it is delusional
 
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richaceg

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First, I will say this: I hate political violence. I do not want to see any politician assassinated. And I really HATE Trump. I would much rather see him humiliated with another election defeat in November.

But, I will say this: In many ways, the right has institaged political violence and even normalized it. If you look at what are considered domestic terrorism, they are virtually all done by right-wing fanatics. And, let's not forget how the right laughed and cheered about the attempted kidnapping of the Michigan governor, or the hammer attack on Paul Pelosi.

But, for a refresher of the violent rhetoric in the wake of this, this video sums it up nicely:

First off, you're delusional if "political violence" were instigated by "right wingers" Jesus fuck...who were rioting when Trump won? who were crying in the streets? and guess what? a left winger just upped the ante even if it's a lone wolf....only left wingers will follow through with the assassination....
so tell me...was it really "right wingers" who instigate the violence?
 

mitchell76

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JUST IN: CNN host loses it after former US Army sn*per Cory Mills suggests the July 13 assas*ination attempt on Trump *could have been* a setup. Holy sh*t. Mills explained how everything about the incident made no sense. CNN anchor Kate Bolduan was visibly stunned and desperately tried to combat Mills' statements. Mills made it *very* clear that he was simply examining all options for what may have happened. Let me say that again: Mills made it very clear that he was not asserting the incident was a setup but said it should be considered during an investigation. Cory Mills served in the U.S. Army as a member of the 82nd Airborne Division and Joint Special Operations Command.
 
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