Posted on 06/02/2020 12:15:12 AM PDT by knighthawk
Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) on Monday claimed that President Trump had D.C. protesters “viciously attacked” after they reportedly refused to clear the area outside of Lafayette Park.
“Trump just had peaceful demonstrators viciously attacked,” Sanders claimed. “No, Mr. President. This is not a dictatorship. This is the United States of America. Our citizens have a constitutional right to peacefully protest. It’s called the First Amendment”:
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Thanks for the link...I wonder if the comparison photos of the guy in the video paying the black men to do damage, and the guy in the O’Keefe video is one and the same. My son, a tech Geek says that with the facial recognition software they have today, they can see anything through those masks, and you can, and will be identified.
So what, too bad. I do not care.
curfew, it is called curfew.
If they rioters / protestors want to act like animals treat them like animals
Soros tapped into the Bernie bots who were “had” a 2nd time by Bernie and the DNC.
If they are all white supremacists, some of them have AMAZING tans. I’d really like to know what tanning salon they go to.
Demented old socialist geezer. BTW, how’s capitalism working out for you these days, SandersIdiot, about time to buy another house? GG, loser.
Holdiing signs, making speeches, even yelling and screaming — that’s peaceful protest, Bernie. Burning churches, vandalizing public monuments, blocking streets— that’s no longer peaceful. Learn the difference. A rally in Lafayette Park with people holding signs and making speeches would not have been broken up.
Remember his bumper sticker slogan “Feel The Bern”?
OMG...he needs to be Disappear ed
Shooting them would be viciously attacked but it never happened.
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