>>I want to applaud the many protestors in Boston who are speaking out against bigotry and hate.<<
Can someone please show me any single indication that the group who was threatened off stage yesterday has ever uttered a single word or phrase that can legitimately be called “white supremacy”, “bigotry” or “hatred”?
Anybody?
Until I see that, until I see some tiny indication that this Free Speech group is legitimately bigoted and hateful, I am going to defend them without reservation and I condemn in the strongest way all those who are attacking them with words or deeds. To include Donald Trump.
This group has been tried and convicted of what is now a very serious public offense (hate speech) and denied their constitutional rights with not a single shred of evidence presented against them that they’ve done anything wrong in any way. And the President of the United State is on board with it all. It’s an absolute outrage!
“”Can someone please show me any single indication that the group who was threatened off stage yesterday has ever uttered a single word or phrase that can legitimately be called “white supremacy”, “bigotry” or “hatred”?””
Beats me...I said (asked) the same thing after the VA rally. We didn’t see/hear any audio from there either but the group with the permit was tarred anyway. That HUGE crowd of tens of thousands yesterday (opposition) weren’t there to preach against hate and bigotry. I suspect Trump felt the same way but has been bludgeoned into silence over his previous remarks. So best just to keep quiet!
Heck - even the opposition has to be confused now! LOL
Some decisions from Boston were based on WHO was going to be speaking - “they were too controversial”. WHY? No one said yet it’s all FOX could say all day. Controversial speakers, controversial speakers - one on the list didn’t even show up but he had spoken at Charlottesville VA so he was controversial! Free Speech, right?
Doesn’t anyone yet realize (except a few) that all those labels are meaningless now? They mean nothing and yet people are still afraid of being labeled.