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Riots and Senators Skipping Trump's Inauguration

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They deligitimize the message. I have no problem with peaceful protests.

 

Ok. And I agree. And the peaceful protests and protestors have far and away outnumbered the violent ones. But some are painting all who protest as violent.

then start a thread or post pics and videos of the peaceful protests

 

Nah....I'll just use this one. None of you would bother to even acknowledge it another thread. Plus, posting it in here helps temper the hyperbole.

Ok. And I agree. And the peaceful protests and protestors have far and away outnumbered the violent ones. But some are painting all who protest as violent.

 

Loudest and most vile get the news coverage. How far our values have degraded.

Loudest and most vile get the news coverage. How far our values have degraded.

 

Actually, though, I have seen several different reports of the peaceful peotests, and interviews with peaceful protestors upset with the violence. I don't think that the news is covering only the violent ones, but Americans prefer to only pay attention to things that are bad.

So, no one is going to report about the 100℅ peaceful protests and events like the human chain that was formed on the Golden Gate Bridge? What about the peaceful protestors interviewed on mainstream TV stating that the violent protestors are delegitimizing the message?
Are peaceful protests newsworthy? Do they excuse the many instances of violence that occurred yesterday and may continue today?

 

Americans have the right to protest, but is there a good rationale for protesting against a man who won a lawful election and had not yet performed his first official act as president - particularly with the likelihood that you would be competing for news coverage with violent anarchists and other rebels without a legitimate cause?

 

The problem with the widespread peaceful protests yesterday, IMO, was timing. There protests would have received more favorable coverage if they had been celebrating the peaceful, lawful transfer of power that occurs in this country every four to eight years.

 

I have no doubt that Donald Trump will take actions that both conservatives and liberals will find protest-worthy over the next four years. The time to peacefully protest is when Congress begins debating legislation, a time that well attended demonstrations will receive favorable coverage and a time when the number of arsonists and anarchists armed with bricks, concrete, and bottles will likely be much smaller.

 

Logically and politically, yesterday was the worst time to protest the actions of a newly elected President of the United States. Those who participated in peaceful protests, at best, struck me as left wing kooks. The rest of the protesters demanded and received most of the media coverage and through co-location, the peaceful protesters left themselves open to the application of guilt by association.

Ok. And I agree. And the peaceful protests and protestors have far and away outnumbered the violent ones. But some are painting all who protest as violent.

 

No different then people in other threads who painted all Trump voters as delusional or racist.

Peaceful?

Ask Larry King, yes the Larry King live guy.

No different then people in other threads who painted all Trump voters as delusional or racist.

 

Or how all Tea Party members were racist! How soon some on here forget, conveniently, I might add.

So should I take it I'm mostly correct ? If so Trump should of federalized all LE today in DC.

 

In my opinion yes.

Watching Richard Spencer get punched in the face was awesome. I could watch that over and over and over and over. Oh wait, I have been. :lol2: :lol2:

 

The DMX mix to it makes it even funnier.

Watching Richard Spencer get punched in the face was awesome. I could watch that over and over and over and over. Oh wait, I have been. :lol2: :lol2:

 

The DMX mix to it makes it even funnier.

 

That dude should come out take his punishment. He would live high on the hog the rest of his life. :lol2:

That dude should come out take his punishment. He would live high on the hog the rest of his life. :lol2:

 

I saw the video and was like when did this happen? Then I found out it was yesterday in D.C. I was rolling. :lol2: :lol2:

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So, no one is going to report about the 100℅ peaceful protests and events like the human chain that was formed on the Golden Gate Bridge? What about the peaceful protestors interviewed on mainstream TV stating that the violent protestors are delegitimizing the message?

 

We're not talking about the peaceful protests because the violent ones are protesting the things that I listed with violence and destruction, which is hypocrisy and irony in the truest forms.

 

Also, a "peaceful" protest showed people locking arms and refusing to let people walk by, which just being "peaceful" but still disrupting society is still counterproductive, just as violent protests are.

We're not talking about the peaceful protests because the violent ones are protesting the things that I listed with violence and destruction, which is hypocrisy and irony in the truest forms.

 

Also, a "peaceful" protest showed people locking arms and refusing to let people walk by, which just being "peaceful" but still disrupting society is still counterproductive, just as violent protests are.

 

People hate protests. Period. Violent. Peaceful. Disruptive. Non-disruptive. People hate protests and when people "whine". The Haves always hate when the Have Nots complain. Been that way since the beginning of time and will never change. There is no such thing as a protest by the Have Nots that the Haves will approve of. Ever.

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