First Amendment
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.
Media protects and encourages P.C. So when did PC become peaceable assembly (PA) that includes violent demonstrations?
There should be no surprise that former Weather Underground terrorist Bill Ayers, who played a role in launching the political career of Barack Obama, was found among the street demonstrators in Chicago who succeeded in forcefully disrupting and shutting down Republican frontrunner Donald Trump’s campaign rally on March 11, injuring two police officers who were trying to maintain order.
When Trump proceeded to move to his next campaign stops in Ohio the following day, he came before crowds and naturally addressed the previous night’s unfortunate descent into violence, only to experience another attempt at disruption. Four secret service agents raced to surround Trump after something was thrown and someone attempted to rush the stage. What is going on?
With provocative and occasional unrestrained rhetoric, Trump can be polarizing -- sometimes inviting a raucous response. But the real problem that gave rise to Trump is intolerance and the soft tyranny of humorless political correctness that envelopes communication and culture in America.
Slowly, over the last few decades, but with accelerating pace in the Obama years, the soul of America has been silenced by political correctness.
When Trump proceeded to move to his next campaign stops in Ohio the following day, he came before crowds and naturally addressed the previous night’s unfortunate descent into violence, only to experience another attempt at disruption. Four secret service agents raced to surround Trump after something was thrown and someone attempted to rush the stage. What is going on?
With provocative and occasional unrestrained rhetoric, Trump can be polarizing -- sometimes inviting a raucous response. But the real problem that gave rise to Trump is intolerance and the soft tyranny of humorless political correctness that envelopes communication and culture in America.
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Slowly, over the last few decades, but with accelerating pace in the Obama years, the soul of America has been silenced by political correctness.
Violence to intimidate sure as hell is not freedom of speech, and by no stretch of Bill Ayers' vivid imagination can rioting at campaign rallies pass as petitioning the government for a redress of grievances.
NOTE: Flag-burning that harms nobody physically offends many, but it is not a violent demonstration.
Parenthetically, PC is designed to silence freedom of speech that offends the listener. Reading Michelle Obama’s lips is a perfect example of how freedom of speech benefits society when it proves what the speaker thinks about anything. Had she not spoken nobody could prove how much she and her lying husband hate this country.
Michelle Obama's "All this for a damn flag" shown at three different speeds
Violence to intimidate is sure as hell not redressing a grievance, nor is it freedom of speech. If you are looking for a history of villains in all of this start with print press and novels that approved of labor union violence in the earliest day of the American labor movement. Hollywood movies with sound was the next villain to appear.
Television came next when it raced past radio and Hollywood by combining sound and moving pictures. The number of hours the audience watches television made it possible to move violence ahead much further than print and Hollywood could ever go. This is how it works:
Any individual, or group, that fights fire with fire is portrayed as violent troublemakers when they defend themselves or their beliefs against physical attacks. In practical terms print press and television use the same technique that labeled Jews the troublemakers when they fought back against Hitler’s Brown Shirts. Basically, television tells us that a violent Communist is permitted to do whatever they think necessary to advance their cause, while everyone that fights violence with violence is automatically the bad guy.
NOTE: Audience size makes fiction TV shows much worse than news shows. Example: Cop shows sold the idea that every big-city cop carries a back-up piece so they can plant it on an innocent victim after they shoot him. My point: Regardless of the scenario the ones who start the violence are always freedom-loving, warmhearted, citizens who love mankind. Everybody who fights back is always a brutal oppressor of everything good and decent. Put it in perspective by imagining how television would have covered the story had Bill Ayers been hospitalized with serious injuries or even killed.
Question: Did you ever wonder why demonstration organizers seldom shed a drop of their own blood? Answer: They are long-gone by the time sign-carriers get their heads busted. If you do not agree, ask yourself how many demonstration organizers bled in all of the anti-Vietnam War demonstrations. As far as I know not a one of them was shot at Kent State.
Incidentally, how come it is recorded as the Kent State Massacre when four were killed and nine wounded, while more than 80 men, women, and children killed in the Branch Davidian Compound was never reported as a massacre. Even today, you will not hear television refer to it as the Waco Massacre let alone talk about it at all.
Speaking of violence, Hillary Clinton outdid herself on this one. No one on television dared accuse then-First Lady Hillary Clinton of being responsible for the Waco Massacre even though much of the blame belongs to her:
Hillary Clinton– not Bill, not Janet Reno, not Webb Hubbell, not Vince Foster– ordered the assault on Waco that killed 76 Branch Davidians, including 21 children, and two pregnant women– and motivated Timothy McVeigh to participate in the Oklahoma City bombings two years later on April 19, 1995.
In the spring of 1993, Mrs. Clinton had grown increasingly impatient with the Waco standoff, which came to dominate the headlines– preventing the administration from moving forward on health care reform (Hillarycare).
Clinton pressured Deputy White House Counsel Vince Foster and Webb Hubbell to expedite a forceful resolution to the standoff.
“Give me a reason not to do this,” Janet Reno is said to have begged aides shortly before orders were issued in the final assault– during which 85 Branch Davidians were burned alive.
Foster himself was found dead, from a gun-shot wound to the head, in a Virginia park three months later. Could he have known too much about Waco?
In the spring of 1993, Mrs. Clinton had grown increasingly impatient with the Waco standoff, which came to dominate the headlines– preventing the administration from moving forward on health care reform (Hillarycare).
Clinton pressured Deputy White House Counsel Vince Foster and Webb Hubbell to expedite a forceful resolution to the standoff.
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“Give me a reason not to do this,” Janet Reno is said to have begged aides shortly before orders were issued in the final assault– during which 85 Branch Davidians were burned alive.
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Foster himself was found dead, from a gun-shot wound to the head, in a Virginia park three months later. Could he have known too much about Waco?
It Takes a Clinton to Murder a Village: Hillary Clinton Ordered Waco Massacre
Jan. 27, 2014
Robert Morrow
It Takes a Clinton to Murder a Village: Hillary Clinton Ordered Waco Massacre - MFP
Jan. 27, 2014
Robert Morrow
It Takes a Clinton to Murder a Village: Hillary Clinton Ordered Waco Massacre - MFP
Now listen to her doing her Saint Hillary act in the video:
Is Trump Responsible for Violence at His Campaign Rallies?
Hillary Clinton thinks Donald Trump is responsible for violence at his campaign rallies, saying at a town hall event Sunday night that the Republican presidential front-runner incites that violence with his fiery rhetoric.
On "Varney & Co." today, Judge Andrew Napolitano said it depends on whether Trump is actually inciting protesters at his events or if those protesters attend with the sole purpose of shutting him down.
On "Varney & Co." today, Judge Andrew Napolitano said it depends on whether Trump is actually inciting protesters at his events or if those protesters attend with the sole purpose of shutting him down.
Is Trump Responsible for Violence at His Campaign Rallies?
Every voter should be scared to death when a man or woman soaked in blood throughout their public career stands a good chance of winning the presidency thanks to media mouths. Any American who votes for Hillary must have a death wish. I can only think of it in one way. I would have to believe that Charles Mansion would govern without violence if he became president before I would trust President Hillary Clinton to relinquish violence.
Finally, regardless of how many ways you can find to interpret the First Amendment there is no justification for violence in the name of a political cause. The entire Constitution provides all of the non-violent remedies anyone needs.
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