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Aside from the name-calling, are you saying the answer is "no", the threats should not be taken seriously?
It sure is tough to get a straight answer around here!
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POLL: Trump supporters: Should threats of domestic terrorism be taken seriously?
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It sure is tough to get a straight answer around here!
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Another non-answer.Only if the domestic terrorists are darkies or libs -- and their domestic terrorist goals are stuff like police reform and affordable healthcare, you know, stuff that is designed to destroy our nation and such.....
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With DC security essentially at wartime levels, I'm definitely seeing mixed messages here, and I'd like some clarification.
On one hand, we've all seen thinly-veiled threats here and elsewhere from Trump supporters about upcoming violence, their guns & ammunition, "you haven't seen anything yet", "you asked for what's coming," and all that.
On the other hand, we've seen multiple threads here mocking the security reaction to the events of January 6 and online chatter, which has been substantial. As if any of us are wrong to concern ourselves with security at a Presidential Inauguration just days after an attack.
So tell me: Should threats of domestic terrorism be taken seriously, or should they not?
Does police reform and free healthcare come out of old men's heads when you kick them?
You Trumpsters sure are frisky on other threads when you're passing out threats like candy.
But here, not so much. Weird!
impuretrash
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I can understand why you guys don't want to answer.Why is this directed towards a certain group of people?Biden Inauguration, Trump Impeachment, Capitol Security - Live Updates
Washington prepares for Joe Biden's inauguration, and President Trump is set to depart the White House with a Senate impeachment trial still looming.
With DC security essentially at wartime levels, I'm definitely seeing mixed messages here, and I'd like some clarification.
On one hand, we've all seen thinly-veiled threats here and elsewhere from Trump supporters about upcoming violence, their guns & ammunition, "you haven't seen anything yet", "you asked for what's coming," and all that.
On the other hand, we've seen multiple threads here mocking the security reaction to the events of January 6 and online chatter, which has been substantial. As if any of us are wrong to concern ourselves with security at a Presidential Inauguration just days after an attack.
So tell me: Should threats of domestic terrorism be taken seriously, or should they not?
Other groups of people have been cheering on domestic terrorism since november of 2016.
You are such a pathetic hack mac
Lots and lot of deflection here, as anticipated.
Which answers my clear, fair and direct question just fine.
It's a dishonest question from a manipulative person.
impuretrash
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Another non-answer.Only if the domestic terrorists are darkies or libs -- and their domestic terrorist goals are stuff like police reform and affordable healthcare, you know, stuff that is designed to destroy our nation and such.....Biden Inauguration, Trump Impeachment, Capitol Security - Live Updates
Washington prepares for Joe Biden's inauguration, and President Trump is set to depart the White House with a Senate impeachment trial still looming.
With DC security essentially at wartime levels, I'm definitely seeing mixed messages here, and I'd like some clarification.
On one hand, we've all seen thinly-veiled threats here and elsewhere from Trump supporters about upcoming violence, their guns & ammunition, "you haven't seen anything yet", "you asked for what's coming," and all that.
On the other hand, we've seen multiple threads here mocking the security reaction to the events of January 6 and online chatter, which has been substantial. As if any of us are wrong to concern ourselves with security at a Presidential Inauguration just days after an attack.
So tell me: Should threats of domestic terrorism be taken seriously, or should they not?
Does police reform and free healthcare come out of old men's heads when you kick them?
You Trumpsters sure are frisky on other threads when you're passing out threats like candy.
But here, not so much. Weird!
When have I ever threatened anyone on here?
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Sure okay.I can understand why you guys don't want to answer.Why is this directed towards a certain group of people?Biden Inauguration, Trump Impeachment, Capitol Security - Live Updates
Washington prepares for Joe Biden's inauguration, and President Trump is set to depart the White House with a Senate impeachment trial still looming.
With DC security essentially at wartime levels, I'm definitely seeing mixed messages here, and I'd like some clarification.
On one hand, we've all seen thinly-veiled threats here and elsewhere from Trump supporters about upcoming violence, their guns & ammunition, "you haven't seen anything yet", "you asked for what's coming," and all that.
On the other hand, we've seen multiple threads here mocking the security reaction to the events of January 6 and online chatter, which has been substantial. As if any of us are wrong to concern ourselves with security at a Presidential Inauguration just days after an attack.
So tell me: Should threats of domestic terrorism be taken seriously, or should they not?
Other groups of people have been cheering on domestic terrorism since november of 2016.
You are such a pathetic hack mac
Lots and lot of deflection here, as anticipated.
Which answers my clear, fair and direct question just fine.
It's a dishonest question from a manipulative person.
You answered it in your own way, though. So that's fine.
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mac is god. didnt you hear?I can understand why you guys don't want to answer.Why is this directed towards a certain group of people?Biden Inauguration, Trump Impeachment, Capitol Security - Live Updates
Washington prepares for Joe Biden's inauguration, and President Trump is set to depart the White House with a Senate impeachment trial still looming.
With DC security essentially at wartime levels, I'm definitely seeing mixed messages here, and I'd like some clarification.
On one hand, we've all seen thinly-veiled threats here and elsewhere from Trump supporters about upcoming violence, their guns & ammunition, "you haven't seen anything yet", "you asked for what's coming," and all that.
On the other hand, we've seen multiple threads here mocking the security reaction to the events of January 6 and online chatter, which has been substantial. As if any of us are wrong to concern ourselves with security at a Presidential Inauguration just days after an attack.
So tell me: Should threats of domestic terrorism be taken seriously, or should they not?
Other groups of people have been cheering on domestic terrorism since november of 2016.
You are such a pathetic hack mac
Lots and lot of deflection here, as anticipated.
Which answers my clear, fair and direct question just fine.
It's a dishonest question from a manipulative person.
Yes they should. But what happened in DC while disgusting wasn't terrorism.
You say 93% of the BLM protests were peaceful. Fine, and 99% of those in DC were peaceful. After all there were over 100,000 people there.
But those that stormed a police precinct and attacked a courthouse is closer to terrorism. And they were BLM and Antifa.
You say 93% of the BLM protests were peaceful. Fine, and 99% of those in DC were peaceful. After all there were over 100,000 people there.
But those that stormed a police precinct and attacked a courthouse is closer to terrorism. And they were BLM and Antifa.
Biff_Poindexter
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More self projection from Trumpers......I think dems will use overblown security threats as an excuse to violate the civil rights of trump supporters and other conservativesBiden Inauguration, Trump Impeachment, Capitol Security - Live Updates
Washington prepares for Joe Biden's inauguration, and President Trump is set to depart the White House with a Senate impeachment trial still looming.
With DC security essentially at wartime levels, I'm definitely seeing mixed messages here, and I'd like some clarification.
On one hand, we've all seen thinly-veiled threats here and elsewhere from Trump supporters about upcoming violence, their guns & ammunition, "you haven't seen anything yet", "you asked for what's coming," and all that.
On the other hand, we've seen multiple threads here mocking the security reaction to the events of January 6 and online chatter, which has been substantial. As if any of us are wrong to concern ourselves with security at a Presidential Inauguration just days after an attack.
So tell me: Should threats of domestic terrorism be taken seriously, or should they not?
Trumpers cheered when unmarked federal agents were snatching people off the streets who were nowhere near a protest, let alone storming the DC capitol...
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Bootney Lee Farnsworth
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Irony just spit coffee all over the computer screen.Biden Inauguration, Trump Impeachment, Capitol Security - Live Updates
Washington prepares for Joe Biden's inauguration, and President Trump is set to depart the White House with a Senate impeachment trial still looming.
With DC security essentially at wartime levels, I'm definitely seeing mixed messages here, and I'd like some clarification.
On one hand, we've all seen thinly-veiled threats here and elsewhere from Trump supporters about upcoming violence, their guns & ammunition, "you haven't seen anything yet", "you asked for what's coming," and all that.
On the other hand, we've seen multiple threads here mocking the security reaction to the events of January 6 and online chatter, which has been substantial. As if any of us are wrong to concern ourselves with security at a Presidential Inauguration just days after an attack.
So tell me: Should threats of domestic terrorism be taken seriously, or should they not?
7 months, bitch. You can shut the fuck up now.
Biff_Poindexter
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You keep telling yourself that bullshit to stomach the fact -- you are caping up for right wing ammosexuals who opined about kidnapping and murdering elected officials, including their own Vice President...Yes they should. But what happened in DC while disgusting wasn't terrorism.
You say 93% of the BLM protests were peaceful. Fine, and 99% of those in DC were peaceful. After all there were over 100,000 people there.
But those that stormed a police precinct and attacked a courthouse is closer to terrorism. And they were BLM and Antifa.
And for why?? Because they lost an election -- and believed they won based on a lie propagated by their own cult leader........
You can twist yourself into pretzel shapes all you want - that fact will ALWAYS REMAIN
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If libs had supported trump efforts to end the lib riots during the past year then you would have moral standing to trample on conservative rights nowTrumpers cheered when unmarked federal agents were snatching people off the streets who were nowhere near a protest, let alone storming the DC capitol...
but you want to have it both ways
None of these questions were asked last summer by most of looney left.Biden Inauguration, Trump Impeachment, Capitol Security - Live Updates
Washington prepares for Joe Biden's inauguration, and President Trump is set to depart the White House with a Senate impeachment trial still looming.
With DC security essentially at wartime levels, I'm definitely seeing mixed messages here, and I'd like some clarification.
On one hand, we've all seen thinly-veiled threats here and elsewhere from Trump supporters about upcoming violence, their guns & ammunition, "you haven't seen anything yet", "you asked for what's coming," and all that.
On the other hand, we've seen multiple threads here mocking the security reaction to the events of January 6 and online chatter, which has been substantial. As if any of us are wrong to concern ourselves with security at a Presidential Inauguration just days after an attack.
So tell me: Should threats of domestic terrorism be taken seriously, or should they not?
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Is that a "yes" or a "no"?Irony just spit coffee all over the computer screen.Biden Inauguration, Trump Impeachment, Capitol Security - Live Updates
Washington prepares for Joe Biden's inauguration, and President Trump is set to depart the White House with a Senate impeachment trial still looming.
With DC security essentially at wartime levels, I'm definitely seeing mixed messages here, and I'd like some clarification.
On one hand, we've all seen thinly-veiled threats here and elsewhere from Trump supporters about upcoming violence, their guns & ammunition, "you haven't seen anything yet", "you asked for what's coming," and all that.
On the other hand, we've seen multiple threads here mocking the security reaction to the events of January 6 and online chatter, which has been substantial. As if any of us are wrong to concern ourselves with security at a Presidential Inauguration just days after an attack.
So tell me: Should threats of domestic terrorism be taken seriously, or should they not?
7 months, bitch. You can shut the fuck up now.
It's a clear and simple question.
What are you people afraid of?
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Is that a "yes" or a "no"?None of these questions were asked last summer by most of looney left.Biden Inauguration, Trump Impeachment, Capitol Security - Live Updates
Washington prepares for Joe Biden's inauguration, and President Trump is set to depart the White House with a Senate impeachment trial still looming.
With DC security essentially at wartime levels, I'm definitely seeing mixed messages here, and I'd like some clarification.
On one hand, we've all seen thinly-veiled threats here and elsewhere from Trump supporters about upcoming violence, their guns & ammunition, "you haven't seen anything yet", "you asked for what's coming," and all that.
On the other hand, we've seen multiple threads here mocking the security reaction to the events of January 6 and online chatter, which has been substantial. As if any of us are wrong to concern ourselves with security at a Presidential Inauguration just days after an attack.
So tell me: Should threats of domestic terrorism be taken seriously, or should they not?
It's a clear and simple question.
What are you people afraid of?
Selective memory.Is that a "yes" or a "no"?None of these questions were asked last summer by most of looney left.Biden Inauguration, Trump Impeachment, Capitol Security - Live Updates
Washington prepares for Joe Biden's inauguration, and President Trump is set to depart the White House with a Senate impeachment trial still looming.
With DC security essentially at wartime levels, I'm definitely seeing mixed messages here, and I'd like some clarification.
On one hand, we've all seen thinly-veiled threats here and elsewhere from Trump supporters about upcoming violence, their guns & ammunition, "you haven't seen anything yet", "you asked for what's coming," and all that.
On the other hand, we've seen multiple threads here mocking the security reaction to the events of January 6 and online chatter, which has been substantial. As if any of us are wrong to concern ourselves with security at a Presidential Inauguration just days after an attack.
So tell me: Should threats of domestic terrorism be taken seriously, or should they not?
It's a clear and simple question.
What are you people afraid of?
Thread closed, the OP already has a thread on this topic.
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Disappointed in the OP where he felt a need for a retread
TRUMP SUPPORTERS - -What are you hoping for?
https://apnews.com/article/fbi-warns-armed-protests-next-week-ec75b26289166b4afd30c15b0dd2ded5 WASHINGTON (AP) — The FBI is warning of plans for armed protests at all 50 state capitals and in Washington, D.C., in the days leading up to President-elect Joe Biden’s inauguration, stoking fears of...
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