TemplarKormac
Political Atheist
- Mar 30, 2013
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The same applies to you, though.
So be it.
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The same applies to you, though.
Probably some of the same people that find this funny laughed at the fun made of President Trump's 10 yr. old son and Sarah Palin's baby with Downs Syndrome.Why should I be outraged over what a British columnist tweeted?
Because like it or not, Trump is your president. And it should be unacceptable for someone to say stuff like that. It's unfortunate you don't see it that way. Obama was my president, too and I didn't stand for people suggesting or joking about his assassination.
It's a tasteless thing to do and I condemn it wholeheartedly. Why this doesn't bother anyone is beyond me.
Outrage is a useless and self-indulgent emotion.
That's interesting...
I guess it's an antiquated expectation these days to think people should respect the president of our nation no matter what party he belongs to, or come to his defense when people make unsightly jokes about his assassination, even if you don't support him his policies...
Never mind me then.
You haven't been able to say why it is wrong, or how it was harmful.
As for respect - that has to be earned - and Donald Trump has certainly not earned my respect.
If you do not respect the office of the presidency you are not worthy of being an American citizen
You haven't been able to say why it is wrong, or how it was harmful.
Okay, because it has happened before. Abraham Lincoln and John F Kennedy being assassinated left an indelible scar on our country's history. We have documents of one, footage of the other.
Anyone with a reasonable knowledge of our country's history would find these kinds of jokes repulsive.
As for respect - that has to be earned - and Donald Trump has certainly not earned my respect.
I never said you had to respect the man. Respect the office.
If you do not respect the office of the presidency you are not worthy of being an American citizen
For future reference, the person responsible for this tweet ISN'T an American citizen.
I don't see how the fact that historically, assassinations have occurred makes joking about it to be morally wrong.
Respecting the office does not mean that I have to respect the person who sits in it, though.
I don't see how the fact that historically, assassinations have occurred makes joking about it to be morally wrong.
What? It isn't morally wrong?
On its face, joking about killing someone is immoral wrong. That's not emotion, that's fact.
Does that attitude suddenly change when we're talking about a President of the United States?
If you do not respect the office of the presidency you are not worthy of being an American citizen
For future reference, the person responsible for this tweet ISN'T an American citizen.
I'm not talking about that idiot, I'm talking about some of the resident liberals around here.
Morals are personal, and emotional.