At least he says what he thinks and you know what kind of person you are dealing with. The problem is there is a sizable number that agree with him and managed to vote him into power...
At least he says what he thinks and you know what kind of person you are dealing with. The problem is there is a sizable number that agree with him and managed to vote him into power...
The difficulty is that clear (to most sensible folk) one side of this debate is right and the other wrong. However, violence is also wrong. When the "good guys" use violence to perpetrate their agenda, they themselves open the door to be called out by it. We then get into a position where it;s much harder to defend right (as in, correct, not a political side).Original Post Deleted
When the nazi's turn up with guns and mow down people with cars, it's probably very hard to turn the other cheek, but if they don't they become part of the problem. Although it takes a president to say an equal part of the problem.
Obama is getting tons of blame for dividing the nation so badly to where it is today. LOL! The Vice news segment was well done I thought. Trump needs to go. Glad to see the Phoenix (mayor is it?) looking to cancel Trump's campaign rally.
I also wondered that then i read this article of an eye-witness account. It maintains that the violence by the left was done in self defence. There are caveats that this is just one opinion and it may be biased, but aggressive violence and defensive violence is quite different (to me anyway).
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/...ght-left-trump
However, i do have an issue with the left leaning internet vigilantes who name and shame those photographed at the protest. I think it is wrong to use this kind of justice and especially as they sometimes identify the wrong person, i am sure causing so much hurt and stress (which these vigilantes don;t take responsibility for.
Professor wrongly labelled as racist in Charlottesville - BBC News