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I believe in freedom to peacefully protest, but the rabble rousers that promote violence are, imho, dangerous and counter productive. |
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So you are excusing him for violent behavior because he has different beliefs so can’t control himself?
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We are not responsible for another persons behavior
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[QUOTE=Jacob85;1789046]This man has a right to put what he wants on his golf cart without being attracted! [it is called free speech! You can’t get another person to believe what you believe by attacking them
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Remember the guy in S. Florida who was living in his van that was plastered with bumper stickers as he sent threatening letters to many prominent people? The outward signs are the same regardless which side of the aisle. |
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Probably fake news as the rally was not at Winn Dixie. Furthermore, the handful of "protesters" who turned out by Panera Bread were hostile, obnoxious, confrontational and hurling the F bomb at Trump supporters in golf carts. If I had been there, I might have punched somebody's lights out myself. Peaceful protests are protected speech and should be encouraged. However, in your face screaming profanities and threatening others is not protected speech. Protesters need to tone down their rhetoric and their actions.
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