So what’s next?

[hollodero]

(06-06-2020, 11:23 AM)bfine32 Wrote:  No amount of being mad at Trump changes my original assertion in this thread. The way ahead should be to hold those responsible accountable, not to create red herrings to fulfill a political stance. This crime and the aftermath are no more Trump's fault than those that occurred during Obama were his fault. Folks just see an opportunity to fulfill a political agenda. They're no better than the looters; using a tragedy for personal gain. 

This is so offensive. To compare Trump critics to looters.

Actually, most of your posts are just that. Looking down at petty Trump critics, that are small-minded, incapable of objectivity, agenda-driven...

...for heaven's sake, that Trump guy invoked Floyd's name to celebrate "his" job numbers. People in Austria, including those that usually do not follow much, can not quite believe this incredible tastelessness. This is not a red herring. Nor are all the other things that we all mentioned plenty as of now. But his critics should be ashamed? ASHAMED? For critizising a tone-deaf, hapless, lie-infested, power-tripping, egocentrical presidential response that disgusts folks around the world?

Please, get down from this trip, your posts are getting unreadable in all their smugness and in all their willful ignorance. I usually do my best to understand and try to follow, but this is simply getting too far.
If president Hillary had said "This is a great day for Goeorge Floyd, I have accomplished a good job report today", you would call her and every liberal out on it constantly and slam everyone that was not equally appalled. How would I know? For exampe because you still bring up "hot sauce" after 4+ years. So don't tell me you have the "apolitical" stance here in the first place.