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Old 03-14-2016, 08:51 PM
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How can you say one thing and then be SO naive in the rest of your comment? Free Speech does not mean that you can demonstrate on private property. Trump has every right to hold a rally without opposition disrupting it. When he is renting/paying for the venue, the radicals have to stay outside and can protest to their hearts content, but not inside. They are disturbing the peace and can be arrested. They have NO RIGHT to demonstrate at his rallies.

Trump is NOT responsible for someone else's actions. He is not responsible for violence unless he is paying someone to be violent. Even if he suggests violence, he is not responsible. These people are adults. They are responsible for themselves. I love the way you liberals turn it around. If a thug robs a store and gets shot, it is not the thug's fault, it's the police officer that shot him. If a demonstrator gets violent, it's Trump's fault. Only in a liberal mindset.
You want to talk about naïve. Read this from a Republican.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs...-chicago-scam/

Following the rally’s cancellation, Trump supporters expressed surprise at the number of protesters that were filling the lines and streaming into the event on a campus that is 25 percent Hispanic, 25 percent Asian and 8 percent black. William Daley, son of former Chicago mayor Richard J. Daley, did not share that surprise. “Whoever picked that location knew what they were doing as far as poking that sleeping dog there,”

Anyone with common sense could foresee what would happen Friday night. One would to assume Trump has common sense. Trump got the desired results that he was looking for by choosing that campus location for his rally.

It is worse than that. The turmoil started after Trump cancelled the rally. Everyone inside the rally was behaving before the cancellation. Trump is playing his own supporters like a fiddle.