He started it...the stinky Doo Doo head.

JadeRose wrote:

This was all planned by the democrats. They're the ones running the Klan, always have, always will be. Republicans were never racist bigots. I hope this **** with N Korea happens and we send troops to venezuela. A good draft with immunities and everything is what we need to clean this stupid chit up.

jjanecka wrote:

Do follow a point you made earlier Jade, is there more violance near Civil War general statues or on streets named MLK?

If we really want to solve problems, we need to pull down those MLK signs. They are the icons of violence.

8trackdisco wrote:

Jade, I follow what you are saying. But I think there is a slippery slope that needs to be considered. Those horrible worthless haters have a right to be horrible worthless haters. If our government takes away their rights, how soon will it be before they take away our rights?

In this case many from both sides should have been jailed. Their actions on video clearly show them brawling with and without weapons.

I would have liked the VA national guard to have been in place the entire time of this fiasco. I doubt their permit gave them the right to carry weapons or carry torches. Shutting it down would not have been easy, but it would have been appropriate.

Allowing them to march, but stopping their BS would have sent the correct message IMHO.

Speyside wrote:

Yes...because it's the signs that are the problems. Just like the statues and flags.

Wow🙄

JadeRose wrote:

I didn't say to not let them march. Let em. I'd rather evil be in front of me than hidden.

JadeRose wrote:

Or......move the MLK signs to the whitest part of town instead of putting them in the poorest ghettos to appease the people that live there and then try to ease the poverty and hopelessness of those ghettos.

In the same vein, we could move the REL statues and the Stars and Bars flags to trailer parks and NASCAR tracks. No one would care about that.

But...we could do it your way, too

JadeRose wrote:

...in his comments, Trump condemned the bloody protests, but he did not specifically criticize the white nationalist rally and its neo-Nazi slogans beyond blaming "hatred, bigotry, and violence on many sides"
"it's been going on for a long time in our country. It's not Donald Trump. It's not Barack Obama," said Trump.
...he offered a call for unity among Americans of "all races, creeds, and colors."

not bad.

Three tweets from Obama, with a quote from Nelson Mandela: "No one is born hating another person because of the color of his skin or his background or his religion...People must learn to hate, and if they can learn to hate, they can be taught to love...For love comes more naturally to the human heart than the opposite."

tough to argue that.

frankj1 wrote:

...in his comments, Trump condemned the bloody protests, but he did not specifically criticize the white nationalist rally and its neo-Nazi slogans beyond blaming "hatred, bigotry, and violence on many sides"
"it's been going on for a long time in our country. It's not Donald Trump. It's not Barack Obama," said Trump.
...he offered a call for unity among Americans of "all races, creeds, and colors."

not bad.

Three tweets from Obama, with a quote from Nelson Mandela: "No one is born hating another person because of the color of his skin or his background or his religion...People must learn to hate, and if they can learn to hate, they can be taught to love...For love comes more naturally to the human heart than the opposite."

tough to argue that.

frankj1 wrote:

8, that's a good question. Jade, yes, I would rather the evil is in plain sight. Also, you point about them being terrorists is very valid.

Speyside wrote: