ok doser
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Did she have a permit to do that?
Alt-righter plows into crowd of anti-racists in Charlottesville
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Did she have a permit to do that?
annabenedetti
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You can stand by it all you want. Standing by it won't make it credible.
Show me it's more than just a wild and crazy guess on your part.
ClimateSanity
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I'm waiting for you to support your claim that racism is greater than 1% among conservatives. Frankly, I have no clue what this fake label alt-right means.
annabenedetti
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ClimateSanity
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Show me that your overblown assessment of racism in conservatives is more than a wild crazy guess on your part.
ok doser
lifeguard at the cement pond
I understand
You're a retarded leftist who doesn't understand that genetics control many of life's outcomes
1Mind1Spirit
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Define racist.
annabenedetti
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Nope. You made the initial claim. And you can't back it up because you made it up.
1Mind1Spirit
Literal lunatic
Yes.
Depends on who gets to define what constitutes threatening. If showing up and standing peacefully in numbers threatens, if being outnumbered threatens, then meh. If it means actual threat, I agree.
Now here was the whole quote: No, you would think that. I think respectable folks stand up to that sort of garbage parading down their streets. Peaceful resistance, like the young lady was doing moments before the racist ran her down.
You'll notice I said peaceful resistance.
I'd bet it would depend on how you protested, but you go do that and THEN tell us what actually happened...outside of your head. We all know what's going on INSIDE it.
Arthur Brain
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How about you show how it's less than one percent? White supremacist loons ain't "liberal" for a start so get on with that to begin with. And seriously, you claim to have an IQ of 140 yet still haven't gotten to grips with the quote function on here?
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Then you said the other thing. It was the other thing I criticized.
So did Civil Right's marchers. And?
Yes. She was brave. Her concern for her own safety meant less to her, in the final analysis, than what she was trying to do that day. I think that's the sort of person we hope our children turn into, agree with them or not.
annabenedetti
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The 'free speech' rally fit under the rotunda. The counter-rally is outside the fence.
Both are being done.
If you perceive Trump as making "excuses" for a lady being run down and killed by a car, you are nuts.
Trump did not make excuses for any side to do violence.
He spoke against all violence done at the rally, no matter who did it.
It was truth.
Truth ---- people got harmed.
Brave?
For holding a sign at a rally protest?
Then there was a whole lot of brave people there on every side.
I feel awful about what happened to the lady, so I mean no disrespect toward her.
But if we are going to throw around the word "BRAVE" to those that show up to a protest rally expressing their views where you are already leery that violence is likely to occur, then everyone there was "BRAVE".
Can be said of all that were there.
It's a question, the point is to get an answer.
Here's the question again;
fool said:
Truth is the sky is clear or cloudy. Truth is a woman who harmed no one is dead because a nut job, or an angry man decided to use a car as a lethal instrument. How you see it or feel about it is something else.
Yes. Brave for doing something even though she was afraid. Sure. Not every brave act is storming a beachhead.
If you want to credit the guys who flew airplanes into the Twin Towers as brave, be my guest. I don't hang the word around that sort's neck, but you're entitled.
It really comes through.
It really comes through. Changing fear to leery and essentially suggesting she was nothing special. Just someone at a rally where heck, anyone could be called brave and anyone should understand the risk.
Seriously, stop it before you make her mother blush.
I didn't throw it around. I noted a young woman who was fearful went anyway. She went without a weapon. She went to stand against something odious and she died doing it.
No, no it can't. Some went there to do violence. Most of those were armed. They carried shields or clubs or guns. They weren't brave, be they Antifa or White Supremacists. The woman who died. She was brave.
As far as I know that intersection was open to traffic.
To come to grips with the functions around here one must first accept that they are going to stay here and do this.
It's like a reluctant smoker who won't just go buy a carton because he's going to quit anytime now and doesn't want to invest in cigarettes he's not going to smoke.
