03-13-2016, 10:41 AM
(03-13-2016, 10:34 AM)bfine32 Wrote: Oh, I too consider threats with deadly weapons dangerous. It's just that I find incitement in a crowded theather or folks trying to rush the stage when a political candidate is speaking to be dangerous as well. Matter of fact I find actions taking place in these crowded venues to be more dangerous than folks occupying an empty building 30 miles from nowhere.
Guess i focus more on what is happening, not what could happen. If I were to focus on what could happen I could easily see both ending in loss of life.
Personally, I haven't been paying much attention to what has been going on with the events involved in the election cycle. What snippets I have had have been contradictory. For example, people from the denomination to which I belong that were at the Trump rally saying the protestors were peaceful and it was the Trump supporters that got violent first. This is contradictory to other reports on my newsfeed, so I don't know what to truly take into account. Since everything has just been disgusting to me this election cycle, I don't bother reading much about any of it. In your KC comments, I took that to being people shouting to interrupt. If it was something different, I wouldn't know.
