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You honestly can’t see what you’ve become. What Ted Cruz said was true: Each man is responsible for his own actions. You are not responsible for the Trump supporters at the rallies or Trump. Trump is not responsible for BLM. Trump is only responsible for what he has said or done.

On this board I have gotten almost nothing but verbally violent responses - responses not meant to engage intellectually but meant only to hurt me for saying something you don’t like. Undoubtedly you would say that you only have to be violent because of my actions; I am to blame for your violent attitude. That’s what almost all of the responses I’ve gotten here are saying: “the devil (that smug, self-righteous butterdezillion) made me do it. I HAD to be verbally violent.”

Can you really not see that you’re becoming just like BLM, the screaming Allahu Akbar madman, Bill Ayers? You are adopting their philosophy that somebody else’s actions justify your own verbal violence.

Ted Cruz said the opposite. He said each person is responsible for their own actions. If Trump says he’ll pay the legal bill if his supporters injure somebody on his behalf, he is responsible for those words. Our words have consequences, and the consequence for reckless words can be an environment that’s not helpful. This is basic stuff we all would have agreed upon when sane. But this is a climate of insanity, because people cannot see what they have become.

Words are useless here. And that’s sad.

Words are wasted here.

If you would not repeatedly post half truth’s, and quotes out of context, to the point of extreme annoyance of others, maybe most would respond more politely.

In any event, you don’t get it. This (the protesters actions) is how the far left operates when faced with someone they see as effective against them. Trump could have said at earlier rallies “give ‘em (protesters) Easter bunnies”, and this same tumult would have occurred last night. See my post above.

This post certified as verbally non-violent.

And have a good weekend (really!)