Peaceful Protests

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Time Magazine date 10/6/2016

Clearly a peaceful protest.

Today:

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Not so peaceful.

Did we as a nation learn from the year 1968?

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I don't think so.


Read the article from 2016, and calmly consider how our nation can prevent to remain a house divided.
 
The fact that 1/3 of the population reacted with the same degree of anger to both, reminds us that such people are unworthy of peace.

Local self-rule is thwarted whenever these out-of-staters (Sick Kyle and his ilk) come interfere in our local problems with their out of state arsenal. That is an act of war in of itself.

The tree of liberty has already been watered with the blood of Patriots. It is time to water it with tyrants and their bootlicking sycophants. It is it's most natural manure.
 
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Another example of more violence growing:

 
Another example of more violence growing:

If the democrat mayor and the democrat Gov would have gotten together they could have had this stopped a long time ago.
But, they chose not to. Now that the polling has turned south for the democrats, it has become a liability for the party.
Even Sleepy Joe has finally made a statement about the violence. Just a week ago during the Dem convention, everyone
was mum on it. Sad
 
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Another example of more violence growing:

If the democrat mayor and the democrat Gov would have gotten together they could have had this stopped a long time ago.
But, they chose not to. Now that the polling has turned south for the democrats, it has become a liability for the party.
Even Sleepy Joe has finally made a statement about the violence. Just a week ago during the Dem convention, everyone
was mum on it. Sad

Putting the blame on the continuing violence in Portland, one killed last night there,


a finger can be pointed directly at The President. Sending in Federal Troops in Portland exacerbated the violence. His threats to take back the streets with Federal Troops and cry for "law and order" vis a vis "no Justice, no peace"; we can also point fingers at Trump for the deaths of two in Wisconsin.

Note, there was no mention at the RNC Convention of the killing of black men which sparked the protests, in fact we can go back to 2016 when Kap first kneels in protest and Trump mocked him, making the protest seditious and anti American. The Truth is American ethos were spelled out in the Declaration of Independence, to wit, "all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.

If Donald Trump has used the bully pulpit at day one from the Oval Office and used this phrase, and to put local LE Agencies across the nations [ Sheriffs and Police Chiefs) on notice that he would order all suspicious deaths of black men be investigated by the federal dept of justice - this would not only put local agencies on notice that federal funds would be denied them, but the agitators who looted and burned cities would have been seen as criminals they are, and the black community leaders might have led peaceful demonstrations on the streets of American using the words of MLK.
 
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Another example of more violence growing:

If the democrat mayor and the democrat Gov would have gotten together they could have had this stopped a long time ago.
But, they chose not to. Now that the polling has turned south for the democrats, it has become a liability for the party.
Even Sleepy Joe has finally made a statement about the violence. Just a week ago during the Dem convention, everyone
was mum on it. Sad

Putting the blame on the continuing violence in Portland, one killed last night there,


a finger can be pointed directly at The President. Sending in Federal Troops in Portland exacerbated the violence. His threats to take back the streets with Federal Troops and cry for "law and order" vis a vis "no Justice, no peace"; we can also point fingers at Trump for the deaths of two in Wisconsin.

Note, there was no mention at the RNC Convention of the killing of black men which sparked the protests, in fact we can go back to 2016 when Kap first kneels in protest and Trump mocked him, making the protest seditious and anti American. The Truth is American ethos were spelled out in the Declaration of Independence, to wit, "all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.

If Donald Trump has used the bully pulpit at day one from the Oval Office and used this phrase, and to put local LE Agencies across the nations [ Sheriffs and Police Chiefs) on notice that he would order all suspicious deaths of black men be investigated by the federal dept of justice - this would not only put local agencies on notice that federal funds would be denied them, but the agitators who looted and burned cities would have been seen as criminals they are, and the black community leaders might have led peaceful demonstrations on the streets of American using the words of MLK.
It never should have gotten to the point where troops were sent in.
Why is it that you and your ilk will never place blame where it belongs?
It's always placed away from the ACTUAL source. OWN IT!
 
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Another example of more violence growing:

If the democrat mayor and the democrat Gov would have gotten together they could have had this stopped a long time ago.
But, they chose not to. Now that the polling has turned south for the democrats, it has become a liability for the party.
Even Sleepy Joe has finally made a statement about the violence. Just a week ago during the Dem convention, everyone
was mum on it. Sad

Putting the blame on the continuing violence in Portland, one killed last night there,


a finger can be pointed directly at The President. Sending in Federal Troops in Portland exacerbated the violence. His threats to take back the streets with Federal Troops and cry for "law and order" vis a vis "no Justice, no peace"; we can also point fingers at Trump for the deaths of two in Wisconsin.

Note, there was no mention at the RNC Convention of the killing of black men which sparked the protests, in fact we can go back to 2016 when Kap first kneels in protest and Trump mocked him, making the protest seditious and anti American. The Truth is American ethos were spelled out in the Declaration of Independence, to wit, "all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.

If Donald Trump has used the bully pulpit at day one from the Oval Office and used this phrase, and to put local LE Agencies across the nations [ Sheriffs and Police Chiefs) on notice that he would order all suspicious deaths of black men be investigated by the federal dept of justice - this would not only put local agencies on notice that federal funds would be denied them, but the agitators who looted and burned cities would have been seen as criminals they are, and the black community leaders might have led peaceful demonstrations on the streets of American using the words of MLK.
It never should have gotten to the point where troops were sent in.
Why is it that you and your ilk will never place blame where it belongs?
It's always placed away from the ACTUAL source. OWN IT!

As noted, the protest (BLM) began with Kap on the football field. Donald Trump used this peaceful protest to divide our nation. This is the root cause of what we see today.

Now, as to the Governors in Washington and Oregon and the mayors of Seattle and Portland, may have some blame, but their responses are greatly different than Trump's efforts to divide our nation, to benefit himself.

[My ilk? Odd description of me, but I don't need to defend myself, nor do I or can I defend mayors and governors for the disaffection of the people which has been ongoing for decades. But I have empathy, and the abuse of black men by a few police officers has created a limited civil war, one which some hope spreads.]

Trump today made another outrageous and egregious comment about the “GREAT PATRIOTS!” while he shared video of his supporters driving into Portland to confront the protesters last night.


One more example that Trump&Co. can be seen to have run our government into a Kakistocracy, that is a system of government that is run by the worst, least qualified, and/or most unscrupulous citizens.
 

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