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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:

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silentkisser said:
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.
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And here is a refresher for you on the violent rhetoric of left-wingers

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1812295767631249502
 
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silentkisser said:
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.''

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

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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?
 
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https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1813244738503594184

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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https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1813217646436909550

Unbelievable. Secret Service director Kimberly Cheatle now admits that the USSS knew the building 125 yards from President Trump was a huge vulnerability, but didn’t station an agent there because it had a “sloped roof.” “That building in particular has a sloped roof at its highest point. And so, you know, there's a safety factor that would be considered there that we wouldn't want to put somebody up on a sloped roof. And so, you know, the decision was made to secure the building, from inside.” This is “safetyism” run amok at its absolute worst. Cheatle shouldn’t be trusted with protecting the food court of a shopping mall, let alone the US president. She should resign or be fired IMMEDIATELY.
 
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