Sen. Tom Cotton doubles down on comments urging people to 'forcibly remove' protesters blocking traffic

NBC News ^ | Apr 16, 2024 | Kate Santaliz and Zoë Richards

[meyer]

On this issue, I agree fully with Senator Tom Cotton. Nobody has the right to detain me - their blocking of roads constitutes kidnapping and false imprisonment. They deserve to be run over.

[dragnet2]

That’s right, the ruling class corrupt have they’re hired muscle and hired guns to protect them. The cops are de facto all the king’s men.

They know who butters their bread.

[Allegra]

“If something like this happened in Arkansas, on a bridge there, let’s just say I think there’d be a lot of very wet criminals that have been tossed overboard — not by law enforcement, but by the people whose road they’re blocking,” Cotton said.

I like it.

[Keyhopper]

What!I ran someone over.
I thought I hit a smart car or a racoon.

[zeugma]

Also it a driver runs over a protester it is the protester's fault.

I wouldn't even slow down.

[MileHi]

People who take vigilante action against Regime approved protests will end up like the J6 people, or the Canadian truckers.

And that is the point, really, to cow normal people into tolerating outrages.

[TigersEye]

They are terrorists. They should be treated like terrorists.

It is a shame that we no longer have any FedMob agencies that deal with terrorists.

[Captain Jack Aubrey]

These people are committing felony abduction and yet no one has been charged.

I thought no one was above the law.

[TribalPrincess2U]

That is not free speech. Anyone blocking traffic ANYWHERE should be
arrested, fined and possibly jailed immediately!

An elderly woman was arrested for silently praying outside an AC.
But that’s another story. Depends on who, what, where, bias politics.