Anti-Trump Protester Punched, Kicked At Tucson Rally

[Steve_McGarrett]

Oh Gawd, more Democrat incitement and whining. If you're not supporting Trump, why are you at his rallies? Obviously, you're only there to disrupt and incite. Same ole tired shite. Go Trump!!

Got to keep a list of all the RWnuts going on record supporting the beatdowns of rally protesters.

It's all about the incitement. They're only there to cause problems. They want confrontation. But hopefully this stuff will only make Trump and his supporters stronger.

Why do the Trump people who rant on about being "True Americans" want to change the tradition and practice of protesting at political rallies? The guy who got beat was simply holding up a sign and making a short protest and voicing his displeasure with Trump. Someone near him displayed a symbolic KKK hood. He was asked to leave and was walking out of the event when he was viciously attacked. When did this kind of protest become un-American? Why has it not been challenged with violence in the past or at other rallies where protesters are simply escorted out of the event? Must all America give up a freedom and tradition of the right to protest, because of Trump and his supporters lack in ability to deal with the same situation that other politicians have always had to deal with? If Trump can not organize and lead a simple political rally how can he be expected to run a country?

They're private events paid for by the Candidate. They have every right to boot you if you disrupt and incite. If you're there to listen, then fine. You'll have no problem. But if you're there to incite confrontation, then it won't be fine. You'll have a problem.

The People don't attend to listen to you rant & rave. They attend to listen to the Candidate speak. They have rights too. The moment you disrupt and incite, you've infringed on their rights. And you will be removed. You don't like that, tough shit. Don't attend Trump rallies.

The events are not private events. The one at his Florida club was private, but the ones held at stadiums and other venues are open to the public. He does have the right to make them leave and there is law enforcement there to do that.

Wrong. Trump paid to rent the place.

 

[Camp]

Got to keep a list of all the RWnuts going on record supporting the beatdowns of rally protesters.

It's all about the incitement. They're only there to cause problems. They want confrontation. But hopefully this stuff will only make Trump and his supporters stronger.

Why do the Trump people who rant on about being "True Americans" want to change the tradition and practice of protesting at political rallies? The guy who got beat was simply holding up a sign and making a short protest and voicing his displeasure with Trump. Someone near him displayed a symbolic KKK hood. He was asked to leave and was walking out of the event when he was viciously attacked. When did this kind of protest become un-American? Why has it not been challenged with violence in the past or at other rallies where protesters are simply escorted out of the event? Must all America give up a freedom and tradition of the right to protest, because of Trump and his supporters lack in ability to deal with the same situation that other politicians have always had to deal with? If Trump can not organize and lead a simple political rally how can he be expected to run a country?

Trump needs to hand out brown shirts so the public knows what to expect

Problem is Brownshirts were homosexual socialists.

Yes, they infringed on the rights of those there to lsten to the Candiate speak. I swear, Democrat loons really do believe they're the only ones who have rights.

The people attending the event got to hear the speaker speak. Some of the speech from Trump was interrupted by protesters.
That is how political rallies are. All candidates have to deal with it. It is as American as apple pie. We use it as a guide to see how well a politician reacts to pressure and frustration. Trump fails miserably. He freaks out over hecklers and people with signs and a goofy girl with a pillow case on her head.

 

[paulitician]

Got to keep a list of all the RWnuts going on record supporting the beatdowns of rally protesters.

It's all about the incitement. They're only there to cause problems. They want confrontation. But hopefully this stuff will only make Trump and his supporters stronger.

Why do the Trump people who rant on about being "True Americans" want to change the tradition and practice of protesting at political rallies? The guy who got beat was simply holding up a sign and making a short protest and voicing his displeasure with Trump. Someone near him displayed a symbolic KKK hood. He was asked to leave and was walking out of the event when he was viciously attacked. When did this kind of protest become un-American? Why has it not been challenged with violence in the past or at other rallies where protesters are simply escorted out of the event? Must all America give up a freedom and tradition of the right to protest, because of Trump and his supporters lack in ability to deal with the same situation that other politicians have always had to deal with? If Trump can not organize and lead a simple political rally how can he be expected to run a country?

They're private events paid for by the Candidate. They have every right to boot you if you disrupt and incite. If you're there to listen, then fine. You'll have no problem. But if you're there to incite confrontation, then it won't be fine. You'll have a problem.

The People don't attend to listen to you rant & rave. They attend to listen to the Candidate speak. They have rights too. The moment you disrupt and incite, you've infringed on their rights. And you will be removed. You don't like that, tough shit. Don't attend Trump rallies.

The events are not private events. The one at his Florida club was private, but the ones held at stadiums and other venues are open to the public. He does have the right to make them leave and there is law enforcement there to do that.

Wrong. Trump paid to rent the place.

Right, they're not 'Public' events per se. The local Governments do not hold these rallies. They're paid for by the Candidate. Therefore, protest rights within the rally are limited. If you disrupt and incite, the Candidate has every right to have you removed. The rights of others attending the rally have to be respected too.

 

[mudwhistle]

It's all about the incitement. They're only there to cause problems. They want confrontation. But hopefully this stuff will only make Trump and his supporters stronger.

Why do the Trump people who rant on about being "True Americans" want to change the tradition and practice of protesting at political rallies? The guy who got beat was simply holding up a sign and making a short protest and voicing his displeasure with Trump. Someone near him displayed a symbolic KKK hood. He was asked to leave and was walking out of the event when he was viciously attacked. When did this kind of protest become un-American? Why has it not been challenged with violence in the past or at other rallies where protesters are simply escorted out of the event? Must all America give up a freedom and tradition of the right to protest, because of Trump and his supporters lack in ability to deal with the same situation that other politicians have always had to deal with? If Trump can not organize and lead a simple political rally how can he be expected to run a country?

Trump needs to hand out brown shirts so the public knows what to expect

Problem is Brownshirts were homosexual socialists.

Yes, they infringed on the rights of those there to lsten to the Candiate speak. I swear, Democrat loons really do believe they're the only ones who have rights.

The people attending the event got to hear the speaker speak. Some of the speech from Trump was interrupted by protesters.
That is how political rallies are. All candidates have to deal with it. It is as American as apple pie. We use it as a guide to see how well a politician reacts to pressure and frustration. Trump fails miserably. He freaks out over hecklers and people with signs and a goofy girl with a pillow case on her head.

He never freaks out. He's just being himself.....a guy that doesn't let folks like Blacklivesmatter take over his microphone like Bernie Sanders did.

 

[Camp]

Got to keep a list of all the RWnuts going on record supporting the beatdowns of rally protesters.

It's all about the incitement. They're only there to cause problems. They want confrontation. But hopefully this stuff will only make Trump and his supporters stronger.

Why do the Trump people who rant on about being "True Americans" want to change the tradition and practice of protesting at political rallies? The guy who got beat was simply holding up a sign and making a short protest and voicing his displeasure with Trump. Someone near him displayed a symbolic KKK hood. He was asked to leave and was walking out of the event when he was viciously attacked. When did this kind of protest become un-American? Why has it not been challenged with violence in the past or at other rallies where protesters are simply escorted out of the event? Must all America give up a freedom and tradition of the right to protest, because of Trump and his supporters lack in ability to deal with the same situation that other politicians have always had to deal with? If Trump can not organize and lead a simple political rally how can he be expected to run a country?

They're private events paid for by the Candidate. They have every right to boot you if you disrupt and incite. If you're there to listen, then fine. You'll have no problem. But if you're there to incite confrontation, then it won't be fine. You'll have a problem.

The People don't attend to listen to you rant & rave. They attend to listen to the Candidate speak. They have rights too. The moment you disrupt and incite, you've infringed on their rights. And you will be removed. You don't like that, tough shit. Don't attend Trump rallies.

The events are not private events. The one at his Florida club was private, but the ones held at stadiums and other venues are open to the public. He does have the right to make them leave and there is law enforcement there to do that.

Wrong. Trump paid to rent the place.

He rented it to be used as a political rally open to the public. If he wanted it to be private he could have implemented restrictions. Did people need tickets or invitations to get in? Did they need to answer questions or show ID proving they were registered Republicans?

 

[paulitician]

It's all about the incitement. They're only there to cause problems. They want confrontation. But hopefully this stuff will only make Trump and his supporters stronger.

Why do the Trump people who rant on about being "True Americans" want to change the tradition and practice of protesting at political rallies? The guy who got beat was simply holding up a sign and making a short protest and voicing his displeasure with Trump. Someone near him displayed a symbolic KKK hood. He was asked to leave and was walking out of the event when he was viciously attacked. When did this kind of protest become un-American? Why has it not been challenged with violence in the past or at other rallies where protesters are simply escorted out of the event? Must all America give up a freedom and tradition of the right to protest, because of Trump and his supporters lack in ability to deal with the same situation that other politicians have always had to deal with? If Trump can not organize and lead a simple political rally how can he be expected to run a country?

Trump needs to hand out brown shirts so the public knows what to expect

Problem is Brownshirts were homosexual socialists.

Yes, they infringed on the rights of those there to lsten to the Candiate speak. I swear, Democrat loons really do believe they're the only ones who have rights.

The people attending the event got to hear the speaker speak. Some of the speech from Trump was interrupted by protesters.
That is how political rallies are. All candidates have to deal with it. It is as American as apple pie. We use it as a guide to see how well a politician reacts to pressure and frustration. Trump fails miserably. He freaks out over hecklers and people with signs and a goofy girl with a pillow case on her head.

He doesn't freak, he laughs at em. Do you guys ever actually listen to what the man says? I doubt it. But again, the others attending the rally have rights too. They have a right to hear the Candidate speak. That's why they attended. Therefore, if you choose to disrupt and incite, you will be removed. The rights of all have to be respected.

 

[NYcarbineer]

Oh Gawd, more Democrat incitement and whining. If you're not supporting Trump, why are you at his rallies? Obviously, you're only there to disrupt and incite. Same ole tired shite. Go Trump!!

Got to keep a list of all the RWnuts going on record supporting the beatdowns of rally protesters.

It's all about the incitement. They're only there to cause problems. They want confrontation. But hopefully this stuff will only make Trump and his supporters stronger.

Why do the Trump people who rant on about being "True Americans" want to change the tradition and practice of protesting at political rallies? The guy who got beat was simply holding up a sign and making a short protest and voicing his displeasure with Trump. Someone near him displayed a symbolic KKK hood. He was asked to leave and was walking out of the event when he was viciously attacked. When did this kind of protest become un-American? Why has it not been challenged with violence in the past or at other rallies where protesters are simply escorted out of the event? Must all America give up a freedom and tradition of the right to protest, because of Trump and his supporters lack in ability to deal with the same situation that other politicians have always had to deal with? If Trump can not organize and lead a simple political rally how can he be expected to run a country?

Trump needs to hand out brown shirts so the public knows what to expect

Got to keep a list of all the RWnuts going on record supporting the beatdowns of rally protesters.

It's all about the incitement. They're only there to cause problems. They want confrontation. But hopefully this stuff will only make Trump and his supporters stronger.

Why do the Trump people who rant on about being "True Americans" want to change the tradition and practice of protesting at political rallies? The guy who got beat was simply holding up a sign and making a short protest and voicing his displeasure with Trump. Someone near him displayed a symbolic KKK hood. He was asked to leave and was walking out of the event when he was viciously attacked. When did this kind of protest become un-American? Why has it not been challenged with violence in the past or at other rallies where protesters are simply escorted out of the event? Must all America give up a freedom and tradition of the right to protest, because of Trump and his supporters lack in ability to deal with the same situation that other politicians have always had to deal with? If Trump can not organize and lead a simple political rally how can he be expected to run a country?

They're private events paid for by the Candidate. They have every right to boot you if you disrupt and incite. If you're there to listen, then fine. You'll have no problem. But if you're there to incite confrontation, then it won't be fine. You'll have a problem.

The People don't attend to listen to you rant & rave. They attend to listen to the Candidate speak. They have rights too. The moment you disrupt and incite, you've infringed on their rights. And you will be removed. You don't like that, tough shit. Don't attend Trump rallies.

The events are not private events. The one at his Florida club was private, but the ones held at stadiums and other venues are open to the public. He does have the right to make them leave and there is law enforcement there to do that.

Wrong. Trump paid to rent the place.

He didn't rent it to stage beatdowns.

 

[paulitician]

It's all about the incitement. They're only there to cause problems. They want confrontation. But hopefully this stuff will only make Trump and his supporters stronger.

Why do the Trump people who rant on about being "True Americans" want to change the tradition and practice of protesting at political rallies? The guy who got beat was simply holding up a sign and making a short protest and voicing his displeasure with Trump. Someone near him displayed a symbolic KKK hood. He was asked to leave and was walking out of the event when he was viciously attacked. When did this kind of protest become un-American? Why has it not been challenged with violence in the past or at other rallies where protesters are simply escorted out of the event? Must all America give up a freedom and tradition of the right to protest, because of Trump and his supporters lack in ability to deal with the same situation that other politicians have always had to deal with? If Trump can not organize and lead a simple political rally how can he be expected to run a country?

They're private events paid for by the Candidate. They have every right to boot you if you disrupt and incite. If you're there to listen, then fine. You'll have no problem. But if you're there to incite confrontation, then it won't be fine. You'll have a problem.

The People don't attend to listen to you rant & rave. They attend to listen to the Candidate speak. They have rights too. The moment you disrupt and incite, you've infringed on their rights. And you will be removed. You don't like that, tough shit. Don't attend Trump rallies.

The events are not private events. The one at his Florida club was private, but the ones held at stadiums and other venues are open to the public. He does have the right to make them leave and there is law enforcement there to do that.

Wrong. Trump paid to rent the place.

He rented it to be used as a political rally open to the public. If he wanted it to be private he could have implemented restrictions. Did people need tickets or invitations to get in? Did they need to answer questions or show ID proving they were registered Republicans?

Again, not paid for by local Governments. The rallies are paid for by the Candidate. Therefore, protest rights are limited. You can go ahead and rant & rave, but then the Candidate has every right to have you removed. The rights of others matter too. It's not only the radical loons who have rights.

 

[NYcarbineer]

It's all about the incitement. They're only there to cause problems. They want confrontation. But hopefully this stuff will only make Trump and his supporters stronger.

Why do the Trump people who rant on about being "True Americans" want to change the tradition and practice of protesting at political rallies? The guy who got beat was simply holding up a sign and making a short protest and voicing his displeasure with Trump. Someone near him displayed a symbolic KKK hood. He was asked to leave and was walking out of the event when he was viciously attacked. When did this kind of protest become un-American? Why has it not been challenged with violence in the past or at other rallies where protesters are simply escorted out of the event? Must all America give up a freedom and tradition of the right to protest, because of Trump and his supporters lack in ability to deal with the same situation that other politicians have always had to deal with? If Trump can not organize and lead a simple political rally how can he be expected to run a country?

They're private events paid for by the Candidate. They have every right to boot you if you disrupt and incite. If you're there to listen, then fine. You'll have no problem. But if you're there to incite confrontation, then it won't be fine. You'll have a problem.

The People don't attend to listen to you rant & rave. They attend to listen to the Candidate speak. They have rights too. The moment you disrupt and incite, you've infringed on their rights. And you will be removed. You don't like that, tough shit. Don't attend Trump rallies.

The events are not private events. The one at his Florida club was private, but the ones held at stadiums and other venues are open to the public. He does have the right to make them leave and there is law enforcement there to do that.

Wrong. Trump paid to rent the place.

He rented it to be used as a political rally open to the public. If he wanted it to be private he could have implemented restrictions. Did people need tickets or invitations to get in? Did they need to answer questions or show ID proving they were registered Republicans?

Previously Trump's people had been screening the crowds upon entry to restrict the events only to supporters.

Now that they think the protesters make for good theater for Trump's spectacles, it's come on in!

 

[NYcarbineer]

Why do the Trump people who rant on about being "True Americans" want to change the tradition and practice of protesting at political rallies? The guy who got beat was simply holding up a sign and making a short protest and voicing his displeasure with Trump. Someone near him displayed a symbolic KKK hood. He was asked to leave and was walking out of the event when he was viciously attacked. When did this kind of protest become un-American? Why has it not been challenged with violence in the past or at other rallies where protesters are simply escorted out of the event? Must all America give up a freedom and tradition of the right to protest, because of Trump and his supporters lack in ability to deal with the same situation that other politicians have always had to deal with? If Trump can not organize and lead a simple political rally how can he be expected to run a country?

They're private events paid for by the Candidate. They have every right to boot you if you disrupt and incite. If you're there to listen, then fine. You'll have no problem. But if you're there to incite confrontation, then it won't be fine. You'll have a problem.

The People don't attend to listen to you rant & rave. They attend to listen to the Candidate speak. They have rights too. The moment you disrupt and incite, you've infringed on their rights. And you will be removed. You don't like that, tough shit. Don't attend Trump rallies.

The events are not private events. The one at his Florida club was private, but the ones held at stadiums and other venues are open to the public. He does have the right to make them leave and there is law enforcement there to do that.

Wrong. Trump paid to rent the place.

He rented it to be used as a political rally open to the public. If he wanted it to be private he could have implemented restrictions. Did people need tickets or invitations to get in? Did they need to answer questions or show ID proving they were registered Republicans?

Again, not paid for by local Governments. The rallies are paid for by the Candidate. Therefore, protest rights are limited. You can go ahead and rant & rave, but then the Candidate has every right to have you removed. The rights of others matter too. It's not only the radical loons who have rights.

What rights cover the guy who did the punching and kicking?

 

[Disir]

Why do the Trump people who rant on about being "True Americans" want to change the tradition and practice of protesting at political rallies? The guy who got beat was simply holding up a sign and making a short protest and voicing his displeasure with Trump. Someone near him displayed a symbolic KKK hood. He was asked to leave and was walking out of the event when he was viciously attacked. When did this kind of protest become un-American? Why has it not been challenged with violence in the past or at other rallies where protesters are simply escorted out of the event? Must all America give up a freedom and tradition of the right to protest, because of Trump and his supporters lack in ability to deal with the same situation that other politicians have always had to deal with? If Trump can not organize and lead a simple political rally how can he be expected to run a country?

They're private events paid for by the Candidate. They have every right to boot you if you disrupt and incite. If you're there to listen, then fine. You'll have no problem. But if you're there to incite confrontation, then it won't be fine. You'll have a problem.

The People don't attend to listen to you rant & rave. They attend to listen to the Candidate speak. They have rights too. The moment you disrupt and incite, you've infringed on their rights. And you will be removed. You don't like that, tough shit. Don't attend Trump rallies.

The events are not private events. The one at his Florida club was private, but the ones held at stadiums and other venues are open to the public. He does have the right to make them leave and there is law enforcement there to do that.

Wrong. Trump paid to rent the place.

He rented it to be used as a political rally open to the public. If he wanted it to be private he could have implemented restrictions. Did people need tickets or invitations to get in? Did they need to answer questions or show ID proving they were registered Republicans?

Previously Trump's people had been screening the crowds upon entry to restrict the events only to supporters.

Now that they think the protesters make for good theater for Trump's spectacles, it's come on in!

Isn't that what they came for? To get their fifteen minutes of fame?

 

[paulitician]

Oh Gawd, more Democrat incitement and whining. If you're not supporting Trump, why are you at his rallies? Obviously, you're only there to disrupt and incite. Same ole tired shite. Go Trump!!

Got to keep a list of all the RWnuts going on record supporting the beatdowns of rally protesters.

It's all about the incitement. They're only there to cause problems. They want confrontation. But hopefully this stuff will only make Trump and his supporters stronger.

Why do the Trump people who rant on about being "True Americans" want to change the tradition and practice of protesting at political rallies? The guy who got beat was simply holding up a sign and making a short protest and voicing his displeasure with Trump. Someone near him displayed a symbolic KKK hood. He was asked to leave and was walking out of the event when he was viciously attacked. When did this kind of protest become un-American? Why has it not been challenged with violence in the past or at other rallies where protesters are simply escorted out of the event? Must all America give up a freedom and tradition of the right to protest, because of Trump and his supporters lack in ability to deal with the same situation that other politicians have always had to deal with? If Trump can not organize and lead a simple political rally how can he be expected to run a country?

Trump needs to hand out brown shirts so the public knows what to expect

It's all about the incitement. They're only there to cause problems. They want confrontation. But hopefully this stuff will only make Trump and his supporters stronger.

Why do the Trump people who rant on about being "True Americans" want to change the tradition and practice of protesting at political rallies? The guy who got beat was simply holding up a sign and making a short protest and voicing his displeasure with Trump. Someone near him displayed a symbolic KKK hood. He was asked to leave and was walking out of the event when he was viciously attacked. When did this kind of protest become un-American? Why has it not been challenged with violence in the past or at other rallies where protesters are simply escorted out of the event? Must all America give up a freedom and tradition of the right to protest, because of Trump and his supporters lack in ability to deal with the same situation that other politicians have always had to deal with? If Trump can not organize and lead a simple political rally how can he be expected to run a country?

They're private events paid for by the Candidate. They have every right to boot you if you disrupt and incite. If you're there to listen, then fine. You'll have no problem. But if you're there to incite confrontation, then it won't be fine. You'll have a problem.

The People don't attend to listen to you rant & rave. They attend to listen to the Candidate speak. They have rights too. The moment you disrupt and incite, you've infringed on their rights. And you will be removed. You don't like that, tough shit. Don't attend Trump rallies.

The events are not private events. The one at his Florida club was private, but the ones held at stadiums and other venues are open to the public. He does have the right to make them leave and there is law enforcement there to do that.

Wrong. Trump paid to rent the place.

He didn't rent it to stage beatdowns.

He didn't rent it to have radical loons disrupt and incite either. But that still happens. They can do their ranting & raving, but then they'll be removed. Others who attend have rights too. Their rights have to be respected.

 

[Cecilie1200]

It couldn't have been that the Trump protester was trying to provoke a violent respense, could it? Like the guy who got slugged last week after giving everyone there The Finger?

Does it occur to Lefties that no one is trying to prevent the two baby killers on the other side from speaking? Or that the proper way to rebut speech that you disagree with is NOT to try to prevent them from speaking?

No, it couldn't be, since he was already being escorted by the cops when he was punched.

It couldn't be that adults are supposed to control their own reactions, not allow them to be controlled by others, could it? No, that would require civilized behavior, something Trump doesn't really encourage.

You do realize Obama said things just like Trump? One is they bring a knife you bring a gun.

You do realize that Obama has shit-all to do with this discussion? And that "but Obama" is a ******* deflection because you don't want to address Trump.

Thank you for admitting that he bears responsibility for the behavior of his supporters, and that you're too big a Koolaid-sucking chickenshit to face it squarely.

 

[PredFan]

Yay!

 

[paulitician]

They're private events paid for by the Candidate. They have every right to boot you if you disrupt and incite. If you're there to listen, then fine. You'll have no problem. But if you're there to incite confrontation, then it won't be fine. You'll have a problem.

The People don't attend to listen to you rant & rave. They attend to listen to the Candidate speak. They have rights too. The moment you disrupt and incite, you've infringed on their rights. And you will be removed. You don't like that, tough shit. Don't attend Trump rallies.

The events are not private events. The one at his Florida club was private, but the ones held at stadiums and other venues are open to the public. He does have the right to make them leave and there is law enforcement there to do that.

Wrong. Trump paid to rent the place.

He rented it to be used as a political rally open to the public. If he wanted it to be private he could have implemented restrictions. Did people need tickets or invitations to get in? Did they need to answer questions or show ID proving they were registered Republicans?

Again, not paid for by local Governments. The rallies are paid for by the Candidate. Therefore, protest rights are limited. You can go ahead and rant & rave, but then the Candidate has every right to have you removed. The rights of others matter too. It's not only the radical loons who have rights.

What rights cover the guy who did the punching and kicking?

If you're assertions are true, those committing assault will be arrested and prosecuted. Case closed.

 

[jknowgood]

It couldn't have been that the Trump protester was trying to provoke a violent respense, could it? Like the guy who got slugged last week after giving everyone there The Finger?

Does it occur to Lefties that no one is trying to prevent the two baby killers on the other side from speaking? Or that the proper way to rebut speech that you disagree with is NOT to try to prevent them from speaking?

No, it couldn't be, since he was already being escorted by the cops when he was punched.

It couldn't be that adults are supposed to control their own reactions, not allow them to be controlled by others, could it? No, that would require civilized behavior, something Trump doesn't really encourage.

You do realize Obama said things just like Trump? One is they bring a knife you bring a gun.

You do realize that Obama has shit-all to do with this discussion? And that "but Obama" is a ******* deflection because you don't want to address Trump.

Thank you for admitting that he bears responsibility for the behavior of his supporters, and that you're too big a Koolaid-sucking chickenshit to face it squarely.

No Trump isn't responsible for the pansy ass liberals getting their asses whopped. It's the Looney liberals fault for showing up causing trouble. Also thanks for proving your a hypocrite. Obama actually advocated violence and you don't want to think about that.

 

[Cecilie1200]

Trump’s campaign manager also appeared to rough up a protester on video.

Violence erupted at yet another Donald Trump rally Saturday when a protester was hit and kicked by a Trump supporter and Trump’s campaign manager was seen yanking the collar of a demonstrator on video.

The incidents add to the list of violent episodes that have followed Trump’s increasingly hostile and divisive campaign.

Video posted by NBC News’ Frank Thorp V shows security personnel escorting a protester out of the Tucson Convention Center, after which a black man is seen grabbing the person and unleashing a series of punches and kicks that send the protester to the ground.

More w/Videos: Anti-Trump Protester Punched, Kicked At Tucson Rally

Violence at Trump rallies is getting out of hand. Trump reaps what he sows (incites).

That's after the protester was throwing objects at the crowd. Next time the protesters may give it a thought or two before they start initiating violence. I'm sure steel toed boots dont feel very good.

Horsecrap. The protester was already being escorted out by cops when the supporter grabbed his sign and sucker-punched him. Nice deflection onto "Yeah, but he . . .", but no dice. Didn't your momma ever tell you two wrongs don't make a right?

That wasn't reported. And of course two wrongs don't make a right. But, it is reality.

WHAT wasn't reported? That he was being escorted out by the cops? Yes, it was.

And no, it is NOT reality that two wrongs make a right, nor that it's okay for people to try to make it be so. I find it hard to be blase about "It's wrong, but people are just going to act like wild animals. Oh, well."

In Az, protesters were chaining themselves to cars and in utah, protesters were throwing rocks at supporters. Two wrongs never make it a right. The reality references back to the two groups committing the actions.

Yes, and you're discussing the FIRST wrong there. The reality ALSO references the second wrong, where a bunch of Trump-supporting lunatics thought the appropriate response to protesters was to become physically violence, and now the THIRD wrong, where punk-ass savages like you sit around making excuses for it.

One more time for the thinking-impaired excuse-making fucktards in the audience: the protester was already being led away by the cops. That is how civilized societies, which are apparently anathema to the likes of you, deal with such situations. It was handled. The Trump supporter apparently decided that all this law-abiding "let the cops work" stuff just wasn't good enough, and attacked the guy.

I don't give a shit HOW many people were chaining themselves to cars in another city entirely. It does not justify THIS guy attacking someone already in police hands. Neither does your "But it's okay to hit people because . . ." bullshit. Unless your life and well-being are in imminent danger, you keep your ******* hands to yourself. My first-grader can comprehend this; why the hell can't Trump apologists understand it?

 

[paulitician]

It couldn't have been that the Trump protester was trying to provoke a violent respense, could it? Like the guy who got slugged last week after giving everyone there The Finger?

Does it occur to Lefties that no one is trying to prevent the two baby killers on the other side from speaking? Or that the proper way to rebut speech that you disagree with is NOT to try to prevent them from speaking?

No, it couldn't be, since he was already being escorted by the cops when he was punched.

It couldn't be that adults are supposed to control their own reactions, not allow them to be controlled by others, could it? No, that would require civilized behavior, something Trump doesn't really encourage.

You do realize Obama said things just like Trump? One is they bring a knife you bring a gun.

You do realize that Obama has shit-all to do with this discussion? And that "but Obama" is a ******* deflection because you don't want to address Trump.

Thank you for admitting that he bears responsibility for the behavior of his supporters, and that you're too big a Koolaid-sucking chickenshit to face it squarely.

No Trump isn't responsible for the pansy ass liberals getting their asses whopped. It's the Looney liberals fault for showing up causing trouble. Also thanks for proving your a hypocrite. Obama actually advocated violence and you don't want to think about that.

Yeah, you didn't hear a word from Dem-Bots on that one. He openly advocated violence. It's all just a big scam. These radicals are paid and then planted at these events. Their only purpose is to disrupt and incite. They desperately want confrontation. It's shameful.

 

[Cecilie1200]

It couldn't have been that the Trump protester was trying to provoke a violent respense, could it? Like the guy who got slugged last week after giving everyone there The Finger?

Does it occur to Lefties that no one is trying to prevent the two baby killers on the other side from speaking? Or that the proper way to rebut speech that you disagree with is NOT to try to prevent them from speaking?

No, it couldn't be, since he was already being escorted by the cops when he was punched.

It couldn't be that adults are supposed to control their own reactions, not allow them to be controlled by others, could it? No, that would require civilized behavior, something Trump doesn't really encourage.

You do realize Obama said things just like Trump? One is they bring a knife you bring a gun.

But that was different and ok you see....just like when pelosi said the occupy wall street thugs were to be blessed.

Unless you can point to ANY occasion when I have ever been a supporter of Pelosi or Occupy Wall Street - and you can't, pusbag - the only thing you just said is, "I'm an asshole, Trump's an asshole, I know it and I'm too big a ***** to deal with it."

When you grow a sack, why don't you come back and discuss the actual news, instead of the irrelevant excuses and deflections you want to make for it?

"But Pelosi . . . But Occupy Wall Street . . ." = EPIC FAIL

 

[Cecilie1200]

It couldn't have been that the Trump protester was trying to provoke a violent respense, could it? Like the guy who got slugged last week after giving everyone there The Finger?

Does it occur to Lefties that no one is trying to prevent the two baby killers on the other side from speaking? Or that the proper way to rebut speech that you disagree with is NOT to try to prevent them from speaking?

No, it couldn't be, since he was already being escorted by the cops when he was punched.

It couldn't be that adults are supposed to control their own reactions, not allow them to be controlled by others, could it? No, that would require civilized behavior, something Trump doesn't really encourage.

You do realize Obama said things just like Trump? One is they bring a knife you bring a gun.

You do realize that Obama has shit-all to do with this discussion? And that "but Obama" is a ******* deflection because you don't want to address Trump.

Thank you for admitting that he bears responsibility for the behavior of his supporters, and that you're too big a Koolaid-sucking chickenshit to face it squarely.

No Trump isn't responsible for the pansy ass liberals getting their asses whopped. It's the Looney liberals fault for showing up causing trouble. Also thanks for proving your a hypocrite. Obama actually advocated violence and you don't want to think about that.

Yeah, no fascism THERE.

You continue to be the biggest argument against voting for Trump.

I'm responsible for Obama? Congratulations. I never thought IQs could be measured in negative integers, but you have just proven me wrong. Of course, I also didn't think it was possible to be a bigger candy-assed ***** than Donald Trump, but his voters prove me wrong daily.

Come over here and call me an Obama supporter to my face, poltroon. You'll be saying everything else in a lyric tenor.