You saw Leftist Democrat mayors and governors supporting and encouraging the riots, arsons, looting and general insurrection.
Do we have any "Friends" left?
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Hard to say. At some point we may find out how implicit Pelosi, Schiff, the FBI deep state, and other bad actors were in instigating and promoting that riot that quickly became entirely peaceful once people were inside.
They wouldn't use the Constitution and Legal system to address their concerns of alleged abuse, rather they engaged in insurrection.
"Autonomous Zones" are a form of secession and insurrection.
Faux outrage is not an excuse to commit crimes. Unless one is a Leftist anarchists and insurrectionist traitor it would seem.
No, we have had a trade agreement with Mexico and Canada since NAFTA that was renegotiated under Trump 45. All of that does not equate to 'fair trade' though.
They do trade currency. That's how Soros made much of his 'wealth'.
Banks are part of the trade process.
Look at the ownership of the banks and you will see that they are traded.
/—-/ Liberals are reduced to idiocy. It warms my heart.
Like Mercedes and BMW ?
Many of our "Allies" are the European nations with their quasi-socialism welfare society where the few workers are paid more than many Americans and their products cost more and often don't have quality to match the excessive prices.
They also have a century of creating wars and colonial problems they have expected the USA to settle and pay for, along wiht bare the brunt these last several decades of defending them.
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Well you are perceived as greater liars and cheats than the Canadians.
You are right, blame yourselves.
Ah. I see then that the lack of protest means 'the right' supports police brutality.
Mirrors what I see.
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See? ^^^ This is the problem (well, one of many) with ignorant leftists. They think a country is an “individual” and should act like one.
Well, as long as we are making this on the individual basis, have you ever been weak and let nasty people walk all over you? Did showering them with expensive gifts make it any better? No. Rather, it emboldened them to take advantage of you further.
You leftists really need to grow the f up. America rejected your idiotic approach to everything, and wanted a strong leader. We got him. Things are ALREADY looking better, and it’s only been two weeks.
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Just more hollow words and hyperbole.
We even had one Leftist Governor brag how he was sheltering an illegal alien in his house and challenged law enforcement to try and get her.
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Nobody excuses violent protest. BLM protestors went to jail
Except for Republicans who pardon violent protestors who attacked our Capitol and fire those who dared to investigate them
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You do however support those who attack police doing their job
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More uncaring and blindness-by-choice
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