Check this out! Democrats calling for unrest/violence/protests

[jbrownson0831]

Funny I don't remember the media or employers canceling them.

The thread premise is a lie.

But conservatives have nothing but contempt for the truth; they’ll continue to repeat a lie often enough in the hope it’s perceived to be ‘true.’

Oh brother more pot calling a kettle black from a libber.

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

Inciting violence is illegal.

That's one of the few reasonable exceptions to freedom of expression.

Nail 'em.

You mean like this guy?
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The narrative of that guy in the image is one of a group of people that are targetted by police with an easily provable history of this being the case. Your narrative is that an election was stolen. Again, easily provable that this wasn't the case.
You are comparing apples and oranges.

The guy in that photo yelled into a bullhorn in a mass protest/riot BURN THIS BITCH DOWN.

And they proceeded to BURN THAT BITCH DOWN.


You seem utterly clueless

You are utterly dishonest – your thread is a lie: no evidence anyone is a ‘Democrat’; no evidence that anyone is ‘representative’ of all Democrats.

 

[Mac1958]

Was Corey Booker calling for domestic terrorism when he told you commies to go to the capitol and get in congressmens faces? Was he inciting an insurrection?

I'll need more information.

When Booker said that, was he standing in front of thousands of furious, aggressive, paranoid nutters whom he had been filling with disproven conspiracy theories for the last four years, after 60 courts had told them to shove it, as they held zip ties and planned to build a gallows and invade a federal building?

Let me know, thanks.

Doesn't matter WHERE he was standing hypocrite.

Sure, jihadi, sure.

 

[Concerned American]

Funny I don't remember the media or employers canceling them.

The thread premise is a lie.

But conservatives have nothing but contempt for the truth; they’ll continue to repeat a lie often enough in the hope it’s perceived to be ‘true.’

C'mon Man, at least come up with a lie that is original don't recycle the truth that you've been told by the right for the last four years. Shallow moron.

 

[OKTexas]

Inciting violence is illegal.

That's one of the few reasonable exceptions to freedom of expression.

Nail 'em.

You mean like this guy?
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Doesn't matter to me. I'm not bound by a tribe.

Of course you are. You're a prog winger.

And a member, in good standing, of the race baiters club.

.

 

[OldLady]

Funny I don't remember the media or employers canceling them.

That was thoughtful. Thanks.

 

[justinacolmena]

Inciting violence is illegal.

Nice. But when you incite bloody and brutal police crackdowns on law-abiding citizens and gun owners you don't consider you own actions illegal.

That's one of the few reasonable exceptions to freedom of expression

And you are using the same sharp knife to cut out our tongues, for which you accuse us of “violence” — which is nothing other than a gun-grabbing liberal code word for rape.

Nail 'em

That's us. It is we the people, mind you, whom you liberals are nailing to the cross.

 

[Snouter]

Even the argument that the democrat RINO establishment is hypocritical is an ad hominem in that the Europhobic democrat RINO establishment is heavily financed with dozens of creepy terrorist organizations like BLM that call for violence against those they hate, the 75,000,000 + voters for President Trump, and incarceration for those simply making that observation. Nobody has called for violence against the Europhobic democrat RINO establishment. Blaming President Trump for infiltrated Antifa activity is worse than blaming Micheal Luther King the riots that often occurred after he gave his speeches because those rioters were supporters of special rights for Blacks.

 

[joeldr2x]

According to this study it seems that rightwing extremist groups have committed more murders than antifa:

• New research, based on almost 900 politically-motivated plots and murders in the US since 1994, found only one person's death in the last 25 years was linked to "antifa" or anti-fascists, and the person who died was the attacker.
• In comparison, over that same period, 329 murders were linked to the far-right.
• When the label was broadened from anti-fascists to left-wing violence, it found 21 victims had been killed since 2010, compared to 117 in right-wing violence in the same time period.
• Jihadist groups were responsible for 95 people's deaths since 2010.
• The database, which was compiled by a thinktank called the Center for Strategic and International Studies, was launched after Trump's administration spent several months stoking the possibility of left-wing violence, especially during the George Floyd protests.
• Seth Jones, a counter-terrorism expert, who helped create the dataset, told The Guardian: "Left-wing violence has not been a major terrorism threat."
• He said: "The most significant domestic terrorism threat comes from white supremacists, anti-government militias and a handful of individuals associated with the 'boogaloo' movement that are attempting to create a civil war in the United States."
• Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories.

President Donald Trump has accused far-left groups of inciting riots and violence, but in the last 25 years, no murders in the US have been linked to anti-fascists, while 329 murders have been linked to the far-right, according to new research.
Researchers at a think tank called the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) assembled a database of almost 900 politically motivated plots and attacks in the US since 1994, ending in May 2020, which was reviewed by The Guardian.
The review found that only one person's death in that period was linked to "antifa," a leaderless movement dedicated to combatting right-wing and white supremacist groups, and the person who died was the attacker.
When the review widened its category from antifa to "left-wing violence," it found 21 victims had been killed since 2010, compared to 117 people killed in right-wing violence, in the same time period. Jihadist groups were responsible for 95 people's deaths since 2010.
Seth Jones, a counter-terrorism expert, who helped create the dataset, told The Guardian: "Left-wing violence has not been a major terrorism threat."
He said currently: "The most significant domestic terrorism threat comes from white supremacists, anti-government militias and a handful of individuals associated with the 'boogaloo' movement that are attempting to create a civil war in the United States."
It wasn't just CSIS either. Researchers at the Global Project Against Hate and Extremism, and at the Anti-Defamation League, told The Guardian they did not know of any murders linked to antifa in the US in the last 25 years.
Since the widespread protests began, Trump, senior officials, and Republican lawmakers have attempted to push the theory that antifa has been infiltrating protests to stoke violence. Trump's threatened to designate antifa as a terrorist organization.
The CSIS database was launched as Trump's administration began to repeat Trump's warnings about a possible "left-wing revolution," according to The Guardian.
In a memorandum released by Attorney General William Barr late in June, it states: "We have evidence that anti-government violent extremists — including those who support the 'Boogaloo,' those who self-identify as Antifa, and others— will pose continuing threats of lawlessness."
It goes on to state that the extremists "may be fortified" by foreign powers who wish to "sow chaos and disorder" in the US.
But there was little proof of any coordinated effort, Business Insider reported in late June.
Paul Barrett, the deputy director of the New York University Stern Centre for Business and Human Rights, told Business Insider's Sonam Sheth that the attempt to frame protests as "a violent leftist conspiracy" bore "all the earmarks of current-day disinformation."

 

[Concerned American]

According to this study it seems that rightwing extremist groups have committed more murders than antifa:

• New research, based on almost 900 politically-motivated plots and murders in the US since 1994, found only one person's death in the last 25 years was linked to "antifa" or anti-fascists, and the person who died was the attacker.
• In comparison, over that same period, 329 murders were linked to the far-right.
• When the label was broadened from anti-fascists to left-wing violence, it found 21 victims had been killed since 2010, compared to 117 in right-wing violence in the same time period.
• Jihadist groups were responsible for 95 people's deaths since 2010.
• The database, which was compiled by a thinktank called the Center for Strategic and International Studies, was launched after Trump's administration spent several months stoking the possibility of left-wing violence, especially during the George Floyd protests.
• Seth Jones, a counter-terrorism expert, who helped create the dataset, told The Guardian: "Left-wing violence has not been a major terrorism threat."
• He said: "The most significant domestic terrorism threat comes from white supremacists, anti-government militias and a handful of individuals associated with the 'boogaloo' movement that are attempting to create a civil war in the United States."
• Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories.

President Donald Trump has accused far-left groups of inciting riots and violence, but in the last 25 years, no murders in the US have been linked to anti-fascists, while 329 murders have been linked to the far-right, according to new research.
Researchers at a think tank called the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) assembled a database of almost 900 politically motivated plots and attacks in the US since 1994, ending in May 2020, which was reviewed by The Guardian.
The review found that only one person's death in that period was linked to "antifa," a leaderless movement dedicated to combatting right-wing and white supremacist groups, and the person who died was the attacker.
When the review widened its category from antifa to "left-wing violence," it found 21 victims had been killed since 2010, compared to 117 people killed in right-wing violence, in the same time period. Jihadist groups were responsible for 95 people's deaths since 2010.
Seth Jones, a counter-terrorism expert, who helped create the dataset, told The Guardian: "Left-wing violence has not been a major terrorism threat."
He said currently: "The most significant domestic terrorism threat comes from white supremacists, anti-government militias and a handful of individuals associated with the 'boogaloo' movement that are attempting to create a civil war in the United States."
It wasn't just CSIS either. Researchers at the Global Project Against Hate and Extremism, and at the Anti-Defamation League, told The Guardian they did not know of any murders linked to antifa in the US in the last 25 years.
Since the widespread protests began, Trump, senior officials, and Republican lawmakers have attempted to push the theory that antifa has been infiltrating protests to stoke violence. Trump's threatened to designate antifa as a terrorist organization.
The CSIS database was launched as Trump's administration began to repeat Trump's warnings about a possible "left-wing revolution," according to The Guardian.
In a memorandum released by Attorney General William Barr late in June, it states: "We have evidence that anti-government violent extremists — including those who support the 'Boogaloo,' those who self-identify as Antifa, and others— will pose continuing threats of lawlessness."
It goes on to state that the extremists "may be fortified" by foreign powers who wish to "sow chaos and disorder" in the US.
But there was little proof of any coordinated effort, Business Insider reported in late June.
Paul Barrett, the deputy director of the New York University Stern Centre for Business and Human Rights, told Business Insider's Sonam Sheth that the attempt to frame protests as "a violent leftist conspiracy" bore "all the earmarks of current-day disinformation."

Your first bullet point is a lie. In August of 2020 the leader of an Antifa group murdered a counter protester in Portland. The murderer escaped into WA and was killed in a shootout in WA with the WA State Patrol. That makes two and that makes your entire post incredible. Hence, I stopped reading at the first bullet point. Another lying democrat.

 

[Dr Grump]

C'mon Man, at least come up with a lie that is original don't recycle the truth that you've been told by the right for the last four years. Shallow moron.

Truth??? Trump in particular wouldn't know the truth if it bit him in his big fat arse. He lies constantly.

 

[Carl in Michigan]

George Floyd.... cop kneels on his neck for 8 minutes. He was murdered. That really happened.
Election Fraud. Completely made up, Zero evidence of wide spread fraud. It's myth.

BLM....legitimate grievance. Rioters should be arrested and persecuted.
RWNJs...illegitimate premise. Rioters should be arrested and persecuted.

Actually the thug overdosed and killed himself. Millions of fake leftyvirus mailins skewed the election.

I think he died of covid

 

[joeldr2x]

According to this study it seems that rightwing extremist groups have committed more murders than antifa:

• New research, based on almost 900 politically-motivated plots and murders in the US since 1994, found only one person's death in the last 25 years was linked to "antifa" or anti-fascists, and the person who died was the attacker.
• In comparison, over that same period, 329 murders were linked to the far-right.
• When the label was broadened from anti-fascists to left-wing violence, it found 21 victims had been killed since 2010, compared to 117 in right-wing violence in the same time period.
• Jihadist groups were responsible for 95 people's deaths since 2010.
• The database, which was compiled by a thinktank called the Center for Strategic and International Studies, was launched after Trump's administration spent several months stoking the possibility of left-wing violence, especially during the George Floyd protests.
• Seth Jones, a counter-terrorism expert, who helped create the dataset, told The Guardian: "Left-wing violence has not been a major terrorism threat."
• He said: "The most significant domestic terrorism threat comes from white supremacists, anti-government militias and a handful of individuals associated with the 'boogaloo' movement that are attempting to create a civil war in the United States."
• Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories.

President Donald Trump has accused far-left groups of inciting riots and violence, but in the last 25 years, no murders in the US have been linked to anti-fascists, while 329 murders have been linked to the far-right, according to new research.
Researchers at a think tank called the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) assembled a database of almost 900 politically motivated plots and attacks in the US since 1994, ending in May 2020, which was reviewed by The Guardian.
The review found that only one person's death in that period was linked to "antifa," a leaderless movement dedicated to combatting right-wing and white supremacist groups, and the person who died was the attacker.
When the review widened its category from antifa to "left-wing violence," it found 21 victims had been killed since 2010, compared to 117 people killed in right-wing violence, in the same time period. Jihadist groups were responsible for 95 people's deaths since 2010.
Seth Jones, a counter-terrorism expert, who helped create the dataset, told The Guardian: "Left-wing violence has not been a major terrorism threat."
He said currently: "The most significant domestic terrorism threat comes from white supremacists, anti-government militias and a handful of individuals associated with the 'boogaloo' movement that are attempting to create a civil war in the United States."
It wasn't just CSIS either. Researchers at the Global Project Against Hate and Extremism, and at the Anti-Defamation League, told The Guardian they did not know of any murders linked to antifa in the US in the last 25 years.
Since the widespread protests began, Trump, senior officials, and Republican lawmakers have attempted to push the theory that antifa has been infiltrating protests to stoke violence. Trump's threatened to designate antifa as a terrorist organization.
The CSIS database was launched as Trump's administration began to repeat Trump's warnings about a possible "left-wing revolution," according to The Guardian.
In a memorandum released by Attorney General William Barr late in June, it states: "We have evidence that anti-government violent extremists — including those who support the 'Boogaloo,' those who self-identify as Antifa, and others— will pose continuing threats of lawlessness."
It goes on to state that the extremists "may be fortified" by foreign powers who wish to "sow chaos and disorder" in the US.
But there was little proof of any coordinated effort, Business Insider reported in late June.
Paul Barrett, the deputy director of the New York University Stern Centre for Business and Human Rights, told Business Insider's Sonam Sheth that the attempt to frame protests as "a violent leftist conspiracy" bore "all the earmarks of current-day disinformation."

Your first bullet point is a lie. In August of 2020 the leader of an Antifa group murdered a counter protester in Portland. The murderer escaped into WA and was killed in a shootout in WA with the WA State Patrol. That makes two and that makes your entire post incredible. Hence, I stopped reading at the first bullet point. Another lying democrat.

I'm an Independent and you didn't read the whole post because like your ilk the truth hurts and you are correct that an antifa protester killed a counter protester but if you had botherd to read the whole post and disproved the math contained in it I would've been suprized and would have acknowledged it but as usual the truth hurts and you can't deal with it. How Sad.

 

[Concerned American]

According to this study it seems that rightwing extremist groups have committed more murders than antifa:

• New research, based on almost 900 politically-motivated plots and murders in the US since 1994, found only one person's death in the last 25 years was linked to "antifa" or anti-fascists, and the person who died was the attacker.
• In comparison, over that same period, 329 murders were linked to the far-right.
• When the label was broadened from anti-fascists to left-wing violence, it found 21 victims had been killed since 2010, compared to 117 in right-wing violence in the same time period.
• Jihadist groups were responsible for 95 people's deaths since 2010.
• The database, which was compiled by a thinktank called the Center for Strategic and International Studies, was launched after Trump's administration spent several months stoking the possibility of left-wing violence, especially during the George Floyd protests.
• Seth Jones, a counter-terrorism expert, who helped create the dataset, told The Guardian: "Left-wing violence has not been a major terrorism threat."
• He said: "The most significant domestic terrorism threat comes from white supremacists, anti-government militias and a handful of individuals associated with the 'boogaloo' movement that are attempting to create a civil war in the United States."
• Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories.

President Donald Trump has accused far-left groups of inciting riots and violence, but in the last 25 years, no murders in the US have been linked to anti-fascists, while 329 murders have been linked to the far-right, according to new research.
Researchers at a think tank called the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) assembled a database of almost 900 politically motivated plots and attacks in the US since 1994, ending in May 2020, which was reviewed by The Guardian.
The review found that only one person's death in that period was linked to "antifa," a leaderless movement dedicated to combatting right-wing and white supremacist groups, and the person who died was the attacker.
When the review widened its category from antifa to "left-wing violence," it found 21 victims had been killed since 2010, compared to 117 people killed in right-wing violence, in the same time period. Jihadist groups were responsible for 95 people's deaths since 2010.
Seth Jones, a counter-terrorism expert, who helped create the dataset, told The Guardian: "Left-wing violence has not been a major terrorism threat."
He said currently: "The most significant domestic terrorism threat comes from white supremacists, anti-government militias and a handful of individuals associated with the 'boogaloo' movement that are attempting to create a civil war in the United States."
It wasn't just CSIS either. Researchers at the Global Project Against Hate and Extremism, and at the Anti-Defamation League, told The Guardian they did not know of any murders linked to antifa in the US in the last 25 years.
Since the widespread protests began, Trump, senior officials, and Republican lawmakers have attempted to push the theory that antifa has been infiltrating protests to stoke violence. Trump's threatened to designate antifa as a terrorist organization.
The CSIS database was launched as Trump's administration began to repeat Trump's warnings about a possible "left-wing revolution," according to The Guardian.
In a memorandum released by Attorney General William Barr late in June, it states: "We have evidence that anti-government violent extremists — including those who support the 'Boogaloo,' those who self-identify as Antifa, and others— will pose continuing threats of lawlessness."
It goes on to state that the extremists "may be fortified" by foreign powers who wish to "sow chaos and disorder" in the US.
But there was little proof of any coordinated effort, Business Insider reported in late June.
Paul Barrett, the deputy director of the New York University Stern Centre for Business and Human Rights, told Business Insider's Sonam Sheth that the attempt to frame protests as "a violent leftist conspiracy" bore "all the earmarks of current-day disinformation."

Your first bullet point is a lie. In August of 2020 the leader of an Antifa group murdered a counter protester in Portland. The murderer escaped into WA and was killed in a shootout in WA with the WA State Patrol. That makes two and that makes your entire post incredible. Hence, I stopped reading at the first bullet point. Another lying democrat.

I'm an Independent and you didn't read the whole post because like your ilk the truth hurts and you are correct that an antifa protester killed a counter protester but if you had botherd to read the whole post and disproved the math contained in it I would've been suprized and would have acknowledged it but as usual the truth hurts and you can't deal with it. How Sad.

You said, "New research, based on almost 900 politically-motivated plots and murders in the US since 1994, found only one person's death in the last 25 years was linked to "antifa" or anti-fascists, and the person who died was the attacker." That is a bald faced lie. Like the courts, I believe if you lie once, you always lie. Take your righteous indignation down the road liar. If you want people to believe your posts, don't lie. BTW, it is surprised, not suprized and bothered not botherd. Spell check is an amazing thing. Use it.

 

[OKTexas]

Was Corey Booker calling for domestic terrorism when he told you commies to go to the capitol and get in congressmens faces? Was he inciting an insurrection?

I'll need more information.

When Booker said that, was he standing in front of thousands of furious, aggressive, paranoid nutters whom he had been filling with disproven conspiracy theories for the last four years, after 60 courts had told them to shove it, as they held zip ties and planned to build a gallows and invade a federal building?

Let me know, thanks.

I told you what he said, if you want to know the circumstances look it the fuck up hypocrite.

.

 

[OKTexas]

Inciting violence is illegal.

That's one of the few reasonable exceptions to freedom of expression.

Nail 'em.

You mean like this guy?
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The narrative of that guy in the image is one of a group of people that are targetted by police with an easily provable history of this being the case. Your narrative is that an election was stolen. Again, easily provable that this wasn't the case.
You are comparing apples and oranges.

The guy in that photo yelled into a bullhorn in a mass protest/riot BURN THIS BITCH DOWN.

And they proceeded to BURN THAT BITCH DOWN.


You seem utterly clueless

You are utterly dishonest – your thread is a lie: no evidence anyone is a ‘Democrat’; no evidence that anyone is ‘representative’ of all Democrats.

And you're a lying assed commie trying to play word games. FOAD

.

 

[Remodeling Maidiac]

Inciting violence is illegal.

That's one of the few reasonable exceptions to freedom of expression.

Nail 'em.

You mean like this guy?
View attachment 441813

The narrative of that guy in the image is one of a group of people that are targetted by police with an easily provable history of this being the case. Your narrative is that an election was stolen. Again, easily provable that this wasn't the case.
You are comparing apples and oranges.

The guy in that photo yelled into a bullhorn in a mass protest/riot BURN THIS BITCH DOWN.

And they proceeded to BURN THAT BITCH DOWN.


You seem utterly clueless

You are utterly dishonest – your thread is a lie: no evidence anyone is a ‘Democrat’; no evidence that anyone is ‘representative’ of all Democrats.

And you're a lying assed commie trying to play word games. FOAD

.

He's just ANOTHER MORON who didn't watch the video of the Democrats in their own words calling for violence and trying to opine in a thread hes completely clueless about.

 

[OKTexas]

Inciting violence is illegal.

That's one of the few reasonable exceptions to freedom of expression.

Nail 'em.

You mean like this guy?
View attachment 441813

The narrative of that guy in the image is one of a group of people that are targetted by police with an easily provable history of this being the case. Your narrative is that an election was stolen. Again, easily provable that this wasn't the case.
You are comparing apples and oranges.

The guy in that photo yelled into a bullhorn in a mass protest/riot BURN THIS BITCH DOWN.

And they proceeded to BURN THAT BITCH DOWN.


You seem utterly clueless

You are utterly dishonest – your thread is a lie: no evidence anyone is a ‘Democrat’; no evidence that anyone is ‘representative’ of all Democrats.

And you're a lying assed commie trying to play word games. FOAD

.

He's just ANOTHER MORON who didn't watch the video of the Democrats in their own words calling for violence and trying to opine in a thread hes completely clueless about.

Yep, typical of a lot of commies. They just seem to take pride in putting their ignorance on display for all the world to see.

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[Faun]

Inciting violence is illegal.

That's one of the few reasonable exceptions to freedom of expression.

Nail 'em.

Saying "MAGA" is no inciting violence, Nazi.

Yes, agreed, Jihadi.

Weak. Dims are the ones who support Jihandis.

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Never Impeached...

Impeached once so far, second impeachment on its way tomorrow...

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LOLOL

Obama: re-elected

Impeached Trump: kicked to the curb after [almost] one term

 

[Wyatt earp]

Inciting violence is illegal.

That's one of the few reasonable exceptions to freedom of expression.

Nail 'em.

You mean like this guy?
View attachment 441813

What a burn