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Then a quote should be easy to find.
Very google turns up tens of thousands of results.
Then a quote should be easy to find.
Right - and what is in his head is the ramblings of Trump
Yeah, he threatened to blow up a utility company for shutting his lights off. What role did politics have in that? None obviously. People want to make this political so they are. Gotta love the people calling for unity by saying the other side needs to take blame or blaming them in some way.
What make the difference was he thought he could elude law enforcement. Either that or he wanted to get caught. No gray area here. Pick one. Then decide if he was trying to harm republicans. Cause he surely wasn’t trying to harm democrats.
Don't break your arm patting yourself on the back for this. While the bomber guy is getting all the press right now don't forget that there was also a guy arrested for sending ricin to Trump, Mattis and others. - https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crime/utah-man-indicted-over-mailed-ricin-threats-to-trump-officials/ar-BBOCc5U
What was rattling around in that guy's head is every bit as much an issue as with bomber guy.
Cesar Sayoc Jr is a registered Republican. He also attended a Trump rally in 2016 as well. Republicans are violent people, its in there nature.
Cesar Sayoc Jr is a registered Republican. He also attended a Trump rally in 2016 as well. Republicans are violent people, its in there nature.
Cesar Sayoc Jr is a registered Republican. He also attended a Trump rally in 2016 as well. Republicans are violent people, its in there nature.
Cesar Sayoc Jr is a registered Republican. He also attended a Trump rally in 2016 as well. Republicans are violent people, its in there nature.
Cesar Sayoc Jr is a registered Republican. He also attended a Trump rally in 2016 as well. Republicans are violent people, its in there nature.
Don't worry - it didn't take much to come to that conclusion so my arm will be ok. Thanks for your concern.
I was just reading about the guy who sent the poison letters over. Both of these men are ripe with the hatred that is boiling over in our current political environment here in the US. While I am certain you won't agree - Trump is a very large contributing factor in that as well. Plenty of people on the left contribute no doubt but the largest contribution to our division in the US is Trump. Over the midterms and leading up to 2020 sadly I expect things to get worse.
It's not Trump's fault that someone can't control their response to him.
But it is Trump's fault when he encourages trouble with divisive lines like "enemy of the people".
You're talking like you and others have no ability to manage your responses to things you don't want to hear or don't like to hear. It's not Trump's fault that someone can't control their response to him.
If his speech "encourages" anything it is on the listener to manage their response.
It is the nature of free speech that we might hear things we disagree with or take offense to. Taking violent actions because of that emotional response is a choice of the listener, not a function of the words used.
It is my understanding he registered Republican just prior to the 2016 election. From his recent actions he obviously had issues with Democratic politicians. Prior to 2016 he was a Democrat. While he was a Democrat he was caught making bomb threats in 2002. In the 1990's his granny filed domestic abuse charges against him. He has a rap sheet that includes grand theft auto, selling drugs, possession of drugs while he was a registered Democrat.
So let's cut the crap shall we? Your hackery thread highlights the overheated rhetoric that causes crazy people to do some really bad things like this dude and James Hodgkinson that gunned down Scalise at a baseball practice and darn near killed him.
There's another story about a crazy guy who sent ricin to President Trump, Gen. Mattis, Admiral John Richardson earlier this month. Like the pipe bomb objects none of them reached any of them reached his targets but the guy who sent them was indicted today.
https://www.sltrib.com/news/2018/10/18/navy-veteran-utah-appear/
You see posts like yours conflate overheated rhetoric which right now is dangerous.
Anyone who sends pipe bomb looking objects in the mail to top ranking members of a political party including former presidents, vice president and members of congress is a couple French fries short of a Happy Meal. One brick shy of a full load. Sharp as a bowl of Jello. The guy 56 years old was living in his van!
We should all be thankful that none of these devices caused harm to anyone.
If his speech "encourages" anything it is on the listener to manage their response.
It is the nature of free speech that we might hear things we disagree with or take offense to. Taking violent actions because of that emotional response is a choice of the listener, not a function of the words used.
Cesar Sayoc Jr is a registered Republican. He also attended a Trump rally in 2016 as well. Republicans are violent people, its in there nature.
. But trump can call for violence and it's not on him.
Have you got documentation that he was a Democrat before March 2016? This is the first I've heard of it.
Evening bearpoker, it was on a newscast this evening as they were scouring all the information they could get on this guy as soon as his name was released. From identifying as being a Seminole Indian to his long rap sheet extending over decades, he was a registered Democrat before he recently became a Republican, he spent a good part of his life working as a male stripper and was a body builder that took steroids. He recently went through a bankruptcy lost his home and was living in his van.
link please. I knew about all that stuff except for him being a Democrat. Who knew male strippers could be so violent?
ETA: There was something about a cousin saying that he thought Sayok was a Democrat, but I don't count that as conformation.
That doesn't follow. This is a hasty generalization. One violent Republican is not representative of Republicans in general, and nothing can be deduced about their nature.