Last Saturday and the Violence That Followed...

[Jermyn Davidson]

I can't believe that no one has brought that up here!


Or maybe most folks think that the threats and violence was justified.

[ChTatum]

What violence?

[SOUNWORTHY]

Yeah, what violence?

[deacon blues]

Where was the call to civility when the libs were producing movies about assassinating President Bush? Where were the condemnations of Bill Maher when he said that Dick Chaney's heart should be pulled out of his chest, kicked around and shoved back in?

And where is the evidence of the racial slurs and the spitting, etc? With all of the cameras and news and journalists and camera phones not ONE shred of evidence that these things occured?

The real issue is that the Dems want to silence any opposition, dissent, and any voices that speak truth to power. Sorry, but the victimization, or should I say the Dems attempt at playing the victim here is a little hard to take seriously.

We, the people, are the victims.

[Truthseeker]

Originally Posted by deacon blues

And where is the evidence of the racial slurs and the spitting, etc? With all of the cameras and news and journalists and camera phones not ONE shred of evidence that these things occured?



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Doesn't have to be proof, just said.

[seguidordejesus]

I have no idea what you're talking about.

[Tyk]

Some people threw rocks through windows, sent e-mail, calls, ect at dems and their families after the vote Saturday. Few things they actually have the evidence for, but most they don't or "haven't released yet".

As for what I think about it, I think for the % of people who were against the bill, the obvious disreguard for the publics true wishes, made people angry. Those who(aren't wise) feel like they weren't heard, resort to idiotic measures to be heard. Just as dems and liberals do all the time (even if they are in the minority, as far as population support goes).

And I would NOT be surprised if half of it was made up. Politicians can't be trusted =( Which is why we need to vote in real people and not life long politicians. That goes for both sides.

[Praxeas]

Originally Posted by Jermyn Davidson

I can't believe that no one has brought that up here!


Or maybe most folks think that the threats and violence was justified.

What about it? Why didn't you bring it up earlier? Because you thought the were justified?

BTW the so called racial epithets that were supposedly hurled at the black caucus? Not a shred of evidence despite all the cameras rolling.

Republicans receive violent emails and calls too. Sean Penn wished the worst possible death on his critics.

Didn't someone wish something like that on Rush Limbaugh? What goes around comes around. It's only news because the Dems are trying to capitalize on it, being the opportunists that they are

[Praxeas]

Originally Posted by Truthseeker

Doesn't have to be proof, just said.

No there has to be proof. There were camera's there that day. No evidence whatsoever

[Praxeas]

Originally Posted by Tyk

Some people threw rocks through windows, sent e-mail, calls, ect at dems and their families after the vote Saturday. Few things they actually have the evidence for, but most they don't or "haven't released yet".

As for what I think about it, I think for the % of people who were against the bill, the obvious disreguard for the publics true wishes, made people angry. Those who(aren't wise) feel like they weren't heard, resort to idiotic measures to be heard. Just as dems and liberals do all the time (even if they are in the minority, as far as population support goes).

And I would NOT be surprised if half of it was made up. Politicians can't be trusted =( Which is why we need to vote in real people and not life long politicians. That goes for both sides.

I wouldn't be surprised if Democrat ops were involved. It happens