easyt65
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- Aug 4, 2015
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The OP must not have been listening or paying attention because there has been plenty of condemnation.
The OP also seemingly seeks to falsely assign 'ownership' of such racism and / or violence to Conservatives / the right when our history has shown racism knows no political boundaries.
I do not know anyone or have heard of anyone 'celebrating' what happened or not condemning what happened yesterday. I sat in church this morning surrounded by fellow AMERICANS who prayed and even wept over yesterday and for this country.
Anyone who seeks to use the tragedy yesterday for biased, partisan political gain is not an 'American' first but is instead loyal 1st and foremost to PARTY and divisional politics.
The events of yesterday was a black mark on this country, not on any 1 party. As AMERICANS we should ALL stand together in condemnation of what happened and of those responsible, declaring, "This is not who we are as a nation and not what we are about."
The OP also seemingly seeks to falsely assign 'ownership' of such racism and / or violence to Conservatives / the right when our history has shown racism knows no political boundaries.
I do not know anyone or have heard of anyone 'celebrating' what happened or not condemning what happened yesterday. I sat in church this morning surrounded by fellow AMERICANS who prayed and even wept over yesterday and for this country.
Anyone who seeks to use the tragedy yesterday for biased, partisan political gain is not an 'American' first but is instead loyal 1st and foremost to PARTY and divisional politics.
The events of yesterday was a black mark on this country, not on any 1 party. As AMERICANS we should ALL stand together in condemnation of what happened and of those responsible, declaring, "This is not who we are as a nation and not what we are about."