Do you actually BELIEVE in and follow our constitution?

[pknopp]

You break a window in Baltimore and it's free speech in action. You break a window in DC and you are shot dead.

The left is notorious for that double standard. However, the right should maintain its principles.

I agree. But that doesn't mean the double standard shouldn't be addressed.

How about the double standard concerning "Just do what the police tell you and no one gets hurt"?

Lets even make this clearer. The "right" has said this when people's civil rights are being violated. This was not the case with the woman.

Was michael brown' civil rights being violated. Let's see where your are.

We have no idea. We only got one side of the story.

 

[progressive hunter]

Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.

Did that look peaceful to you?
No where in there does it say you can break into ANY building. No where does it say you can break windows and destroy furniture or structures. No where in there does it say you can attempt to occupy property that does not belong to you.


Those same principles apply to ALL OF US

keep in mind there was well over 100K maybe even 200K people there and only a few hundred acted stupidly,,,

so it was mostly peaceful,,,

 

[Remodeling Maidiac]

Did that look peaceful to you? No where in there does it say you can break into ANY building. No where does it say you can break windows and destroy furniture or structures. No where in there does it say you can attempt to occupy property that does not belong to you.

And yet during the American revolution the founders did all that and much worse, just saying.

Everyone keeps comparing the current political discourse in our nation to world/time altering instances from the past.
I think comparing the hatred of Trump/hatred of leftist policies to the civil or revolutionary war is beyond the pale.

We certainly have our issues that we are facing and some are pretty nasty (national lockdowns etc...) but that pales in comparison to where we've been.
People also like to quote some of the words of our founders and while some of those sayings are inspiring they ARE NOT part of our governing principles outlined in our constitution and bill of rights.

Take the mask mandate or lock downs as an example. There is no need to protest it. Simply galvanize the public to ignore it. That is literally all that has to be done. They can not jail millions of people and don't have enough police to block entrances into all the businesses.
If that can't be accomplished it means that the public does not agree.
Don't protest at some government office, protest at Wal-Mart or Best Buy or whatever place you shop. If EVERYONE went to shop at the stores tomorrow and NONE of them wore a mask we would get actual results via business capitulation vs pointless sign waving in a park or down a public street.

That woman died "protesting" about a Biden victory. What a fucking pointless death.