Posted on 07/16/2016 9:58:34 PM PDT by Olog-hai
When it comes to the linkage between violence and rhetoric, I abide by a fairly simple rule: If you’re not advocating violence, you’re not responsible for violence. […]
President Barack Obama also abides by a simple rule when it comes to linking violence and rhetoric: If he doesn’t like the rhetoric, it’s responsible for violence. And if there’s violence associated with rhetoric he likes, then the violence must have been caused by something else.
This shining double standard was on full display this week after an anti-white racist black man shot 14 police officers in Dallas just hours after Obama appeared on national television explaining that alleged instances of police brutality and racism were “not isolated incidents” but rather “symptomatic of a broader set of racial disparities that exist in our criminal justice system.” …
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I read and fully sympathize with your pleadings. Sounds like you need Trump. Get on the train, Ben.
Hussein goes both ways.
He’s only straight with his hatred towards America.
4am bump ...
I can’t get past the facts that Shapiro is a Michelle Fields enabler and a Trump hater to the point of irrationality.
I used to look for his commentary.
Used to.
A lot of even the supposedly hardcore ones have been giving tacit support of late, which is the first step. Reality always sets in.
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