The Left At It Again

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(03-13-2016, 10:04 PM)bfine32 Wrote: The hypocrisy comes for blaming him for having his voice silenced through coercion. The security is provided by the venue, but I find it 2 funny that you suggest his security is to blame.

He is responsible for his actions just as all of us are. He made the decision to not talk. I also suggested he merely pay for better security than what was there if he wasn't able to control it. Do you disagree that he would need that in the future given what is happening at his rallies? 

Quote:Just so we are clear and don't accidentally confuse you with a hypocrite again: Do you think Trump and his security should be more forceful with these "protester"?

If someone is at a private event and refuses to leave when asked to, then the appropriate amount of force needed to evict them is justified. He paid for the venue (I assume). It was his event. No one has the right to be there and protest. It's not like it was in public.

Quote:He canceled the event out of fear for the safety of those in attendance. Folks are having a hard time blaming this on Trump; but they are still trying real hard.

He has said that he thinks protestors should get hurt and the result has been unprovoked assault by his supporters on protestors. It's fair to say he doesn't give a shit about the safety of anyone but himself. I think he canceled it because it was clear that the protestors outnumbered his followers, and he wouldn't be able to just have them pushed around and punched as they were escorted out. 

I'll say this about Trump. I think he is condoning violence and hatred. I think he likes it because every time a protestor is taken out, his followers see it as an attack on their way of life.