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Why is it stirring up the uncivil is so easy? Did they learn nothing of proper manners from south of the border down mexico way parents? Manners are what holds a civil society together and ensures future success from the individual to the amalgamation of all.

I do not object to the uncouth and crude among us. It is no way to secure ones desires in fact such garish activity works against the achievement of victory in a civil and respectful society.

So the Mexican whoperdoper mobs and lefty loon agitators can hoot and holler and burn all night long with my blessing. They just spin themselves and their foreign flags into nothing but a tempest in a teapot but sure makes for really good fun!! Have at it!! I note they hold their foreign banners aloft proudly while disdain for America, from which they demand much, emanates from every pour and orifice with great drama. The spectacle makes it seem likely these anarchists will reject the ballet box in total,—so be it. For sure as a sunrise they will lose if they then choose bullets.

God bless those that make order in chaos. That risk life to save life. Those that stand at the ramparts on watch guarding our civilization from hordes at the gate.

friendly latinos waiting for the Trumpsters to come out of the rally:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nVviquVcmFU

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_4AMXItdF4E

I will agree with the lady in the article that said most of the trouble was caused by a very few but I dispute it was primarily ‘anglos.’ It was a very high-energy rally, Trumpsters had been there for hours and wanted to cap the event with some food and drink. It was ‘Trumpsters’ day, so to speak, so the protestors should have just gone home after their 4 hours of ‘free speech zone’ time - and most did. However, some protestors headed to HardRock, where they started grabbing hats and throwing things at the Trumpsters, who didn’t appreciate the ‘buzz-kill’ (why do people restort to throwing things??):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NpSvDdBBKo0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7k-oEJeWdD0

The Hardrock scene brought in wholesale police presence who declared the assembly unlawful and broadcast ‘the people of the State of California order you’ to get gone. We also heard the helicopter telling people to go home.

The most confusing protest sign we saw was “I refuse to allow my country to be colonized twice”. Listening to talk radio as we made our way back to North Harbor, the most common protestor chants were F.Trump, F. the Police, who’s streets, our streets. The funniest chant was the Trumpsters to the (many) minors: you can’t vote, you can’t vote

I’ll say, of 12,000+ Trumpsters, 99.9% had no problem getting into town, getting into the convention center parking, standing in a YUGE line for entry and egressing the same way when the rally was over. The only hitch we had was, directed out of the 5th Ave parking and over the bridge towards the Barrio (where the hardcores were eventually herded to), there were no temp detour signs to help get us turned back towards Point Loma, but we managed to figure it out and were comfy back at our hotel well before the time the attention-hungry were being herded onto the bridge. We went out to dinner that night and saw no problems and experienced no problems on the way out today.

All in all, I felt more safe in San Diego than in Anaheim. SDPD, etc., did an outstanding job protecting our rights to assemble and keeping us safe before and after the rally. We were blessed by chance meetings with two (our age) Bernie supporters who were interested in what Trump had to say and we had pleasant interactions with them; neither were interested in voting for Hillary.

btw, for those in the SD area, the Trump for President SD office is having their grand opening at 2150 1st Avenue, SD. 619 area code 255 nine789. You can sign up to volunteer and/or pick up yard signs, bumper stickers and t-shirts.