Police arrest at least 20 as protesters clash at pro-Trump rally in Berkeley

[The Nature Boy 7,659]

6 hours ago, bcking said:

Isn't that true about everynoe who was present that day? All the Trump supporters clearly were able to take off a Friday to head up to Berkeley.

This ring a bell  . Do you have short term memory problems ?

[bcking 3,157]

1 minute ago, Nature Boy Flair said:

This ring a bell  . Do you have short term memory problems ?

"THAT DAY" - Good Friday, last Friday.

 

What does the protest last friday have to do with Occupy Wall Street, or the Tea Party? They are off by a few years.

Edited April 18, 2017 by bcking

[IAMX 3,055]

28 minutes ago, bcking said:

Yes but I also didn't quote you initially. I was quoting someone else commenting that people they know work for a living so wouldn't be present at the protest.

 

However yet again - I'd say it's equally likely that the "protesting and marching rightests" don't have jobs either. Wasn't the guy who punched the girl just some "student", which is the stereotypical "leftist" protestor persona?

There are some people on the right who feel like they need to emulate the left, whether it's acting like idiots, or being sensitive like a 10 year old. So I wouldn't doubt it.

[bcking 3,157]

Just now, IAMX said:

There are some people on the right who feel like they need to emulate the left, whether it's acting like idiots, or being sensitive like a 10 year old. So I wouldn't doubt it.

I think the reality is there are people on the right who are students, or who don't have jobs...just like there are those on the left as well. I don't think the unemployed people on the right are just unemployed because they want to "emulate the left".

[IAMX 3,055]

31 minutes ago, Nature Boy Flair said:

What percent of occupy protesters  vs Tea Party have jobs ?   I don't need a pie chart to tell me when water is falling from the sky and my head is wet, it is raining 

Imagine if the workforce was Antifa/OWS. Viva Greece!

[IAMX 3,055]

Just now, bcking said:

I think the reality is there are people on the right who are students, or who don't have jobs...just like there are those on the left as well. I don't think the unemployed people on the right are just unemployed because they want to "emulate the left".

I don't really see people on the right causing the kind of trouble leftists are. No doubt they exist, but the proportion is insanely leftist. So, those on the right who wish to join them will logically be called emulating them. Not even counting all the times Uncle Soros and his plants stirred things up at Trump rallies.

[Inikamoze 86]

40 minutes ago, IAMX said:

 

And someone as popular as Trump, to disavow every group that supports him the left or anyone else think matters.. that would be a pointlessly exhausting effort, never mind giving them undeserved attention (see WBC). Now if Trump were victimizing these groups like Hillary did to Muslims, that would be quite a different story. 

Agree you can't disavow every group, however I would say such a prominent group is known by the vast majority of the public.

Taking time out to state that this group had no affiliation to your own thoughts and policies would have gone a long way to illustrating how he felt about similar radical racist, bigoted organisation, rather than giving the perception he'd sell his soul for more votes of any kind from any degenerate group of individuals who spout such hatred.

[CaliCat 3,957]

3 minutes ago, bcking said:

I think the reality is there are people on the right who are students, or who don't have jobs...just like there are those on the left as well. I don't think the unemployed people on the right are just unemployed because they want to "emulate the left".

Furthermore, this has nothing to do with employment status. The alt-right chose to mess with the wrong people in the wrong place, and it blew in their faces.

[IAMX 3,055]

6 minutes ago, Inikamoze said:

Agree you can't disavow every group, however I would say such a prominent group is known by the vast majority of the public.

Taking time out to state that this group had no affiliation to your own thoughts and policies would have gone a long way to illustrating how he felt about similar radical racist, bigoted organisation, rather than giving the perception he'd sell his soul for more votes of any kind from any degenerate group of individuals who spout such hatred.

The sheer population and influence the KKK have is virtually nil compared to what they had a century ago. If one is worried about racism, they should concern themselves with the open racism espoused by the left against white people, namely white males.. in public, in academia, by celebrities, and so on. Of course, you'd have a fun time even trying to convince many on the left that racism against whites is even racism.

Edited April 18, 2017 by IAMX

[The Nature Boy 7,659]

8 minutes ago, Inikamoze said:

Agree you can't disavow every group, however I would say such a prominent group is known by the vast majority of the public.

Taking time out to state that this group had no affiliation to your own thoughts and policies would have gone a long way to illustrating how he felt about similar radical racist, bigoted organisation, rather than giving the perception he'd sell his soul for more votes of any kind from any degenerate group of individuals who spout such hatred.

If every Klan member in the US voted for Trump it would not equal the population of 1- one stop sign pig path unincorporated back water town in bugtussle.  Nothing but a a DNC talkung point,  to play divisiveness.  People see thru it. That is why the dems are becoming a non viable party. The press predicted the collapse of the pub party, and lose of booth houses. We all know how that ended.

[The Nature Boy 7,659]

12 minutes ago, CaliCat said:

Furthermore, this has nothing to do with employment status. The alt-right chose to mess with the wrong people in the wrong place, and it blew in their faces.

Good you admired the intolerant left is at fault .

[CaliCat 3,957]

Just now, Nature Boy Flair said:

Good you admired the intolerant left is at fault .

At fault for what?

[The Nature Boy 7,659]

2 minutes ago, CaliCat said:

At fault for what?

Jesus it's only two posts up.  The alt right messed with the wrong people. Etc etc...

[CaliCat 3,957]

2 minutes ago, Nature Boy Flair said:

If every Klan member in the US voted for Trump it would not equal the population of 1- one stop sign pig path unincorporated back water town in bugtussle.  Nothing but a a DNC talkung point,  to play divisiveness.  People see thru it. That is why the dems are becoming a non viable party. The press predicted the collapse of the pub party, and lose of booth houses. We all know how that ended.

 

You fail to consider that elections come about every so often. Today it may seem that everything was said and done, and then the people vote.  You seem to underestimate the power of divisiveness the so-called president has over his followers. There are far more Klan members out there than you might imagine.

[CaliCat 3,957]

Just now, Nature Boy Flair said:

Jesus it's only two posts up.  The alt right messed with the wrong people. Etc etc...

 

Yes, they did. It's not a matter of fault. It's no different than when the Westboro Baptist Church decides to hold a rally in the wrong place at the wrong time.

 

Newton's 3rd law.