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Arrested for threatening to kill Ted Cruz and others
https://www.fox5ny.com/news/houston-...nator-ted-cruz
"Every last one of your republican colleagues to have signed off on that platform is to be found, and is to be found and killed, be it by a bullet to the face or by the smashing of a brick in your skull. It is a civic duty of every American citizen or resident to see to it that every last one of your colleagues is to be killed. Killed. Be it by finding you in a public space or by trailing you to your very, by your very public homes. The addresses of which are public knowledge. You and every one of your colleagues is to be shot dead. Found and killed. You sick pieces of human scum will not have the (explicit) audacity to aggressive any further and to strip us of our rights like you did our grandparents so many years ago. You’ll be found and killed. As a civic do you have every American to do so (explicit). (explicit) Rafael. You piece of human scum." The angry Left... |
Kinzinger, on Jan. 6 panel, shares profane threats sent to his office
https://www.washingtonpost.com/polit...-jan-6-attack/ The angry, dumbass, idiotic far Reich MAGAMorons, a few of which post here, sadly. |
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Grow the fuck up, Mike. |
Talk about a broad brush. This crap takes the cake.
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Man gets 4-years for making racist threats to Obama and Rep. Waters
Stephen J. Taubert, 61, called a Capitol Police officer ‘n----r boy’ 30 times during an interview https://rollcall.com/2019/05/01/man-...nd-rep-waters/ Obama election spurs race threats, crimes Police have documented a range of alleged hate crimes, from vandalism and vague threats to at least one physical attack, since the election of Barack Obama. https://www.nbcnews.com/id/wbna27738018 But for the racist right, they can't have any threats against one of their own? Even against a useless, spineless, gutless creature like Ted Who? From Woman of the Year Liz Cheney. :D Quote:
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- Lindsey Graham (R-SC) Joking aside, your attempt at equivalency is lame. Per the FBI, right-wing violence is the biggest domestic threat the nation faces. In fact, since 2015, right-wing extremists have been involved in 267 plots or attacks and 91 fatalities, the data shows. At the same time, attacks and plots ascribed to far-left views accounted for 66 incidents leading to 19 deaths. In other words, right-wing extremism is nearly 5X as dangerous as left-wing extremism. https://www.washingtonpost.com/inves...errorism-data/ |
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Yes, the above statement IS tongue in cheek, but in reality I've long believed the only political party here in the USA should be "The party of the United States of America". People aligned with political parties WILL put party affiliation ahead of what's actually good for the country. Oh, and, while I'm talkin fantasy land, PACs should be outlawed as well. Let the so called "public servants" who have become "The ruling class" actually live on the base pay for whatever position they hold, without the whole "Nicky Pockets" deal goin on. This is the reason I've never belonged to either party, in practice George Washington woulda had the whole lot of em shot for treason...... (some background on ol Nicky Pockets) https://www.bostonherald.com/2014/01...rom-our-state/ |
A bit of light reading of President Washington's beliefs regarding political parties......
https://www.mountvernon.org/george-w...tical-parties/ |
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Just dipped a toe into the Boston Herald, where feature writer Howie Carr contributes column after column laced with stuff like this:
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http://www.politicalchat.org/attachm...1&d=1657463103
If we took all the money out of politics and made it less lucrative than it is now we'd have very few of todays office holders willing to do the job. That IMO would probably be a good thing. Oh we could give the officeholders room & board plus living expenses but perhaps get rid of the ones who's job #1 is to get reelected. |
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In case anyone has forgotten who started down this road.
https://cdn.theatlantic.com/media/mt...hairs%20NJ.jpg Yes, some could argue that this is as benign as bulleted text, but then again cross hairs are associated with guns and violence. |
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Sure I have. But as your post demonstrates, folks here are far more interested in focusing on "threats and killings by the right", and mentioning such behavior when it occurs "by the left" is not terribly welcome. The "countless African Americans killed by the police at the slightest fucking provocation" are discussed here in detail. Yet, the increase in police fatalities in the line of duty is way up, and not discussed much at all. Hell, the ongoing increase in gun violence not directed at cops, and not directed randomly or in "mass-shootings", is so out of control is some cities - the cities these officers work in - that the city is calling in the Feds to help with enforcement. "As of today, we’ve had 320 people shot in the city. Last year on June 6, we had more than 420," (Detroit Mayor) Duggan said. "We had more than 100 of our residents murdered this year. When you can have an 11-year-old girl in a home with a grandmother and five other children ... dancing joyously in the house and have a bullet come through and kill you, it hits very hard. It hits me personally, it hits the chief personally." "Grow the fuck up"? I thought you were better than that. Oh well. |
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...as is your attempt to change the subject. |
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ad hom attack projection deflection. And just to put the last nail in their coffin, please show me the equivalent to this video where, regarding calls for violence (or lack thereof) Republican leaders self own as well as democrats do: https://twitter.com/ElijahSchaffer/s...90897922453504 And here is a similar but a bit longer compilation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J31rXRjryFA In all seriousness, I'm not seeing it anywhere. One of my favorite comments under one of those videos so speaks to what I've been saying for years is this: "The Democrats mantra is, 'Accuse others of what we are doing.'" That's why leftists calling me a fascist is so comical. |
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You can always find nut jobs on the dark fringe of every side of an issue. But that doesn't mean everyone that politically agrees with them is a nutjob. But when their leadership slides into that dark abyss, they have a serious problem, and may want to "rethink their lives". Fortunately, most of us do exactly that as we mature. But some never mature. |
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1t8YdTzHTp4 BTW, his mother is a personal friend of my wife's friend who lives in the area. We've talked about it at length. I'm privy to some fun details that I really am not at liberty to share. ;) |
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Federalist, libertarian Cruz has been hated by his fellow senators on both sides of the aisle for years, as he's a complete a$$hole. Even his conservative law professor has called him a fool. |
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When you are not part of the uniparty, the uniparty doesn't like you. I prefer to judge senators by their records. |
Arrested for threatening to kill Ted Cruz and others
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What uniparty? If you are so far to the right that you think that AOC and MTG (as well as Ted Cruz and Bernie Sanders) share the same ideology, you are either a died-in-the-wool fascist or stupid enough to accept every idiotic meme from the wingnut outrage/infotainment complex (or both). |
Arrested for threatening to kill Ted Cruz and others
Here is a interesting and disturbing take on the GOP and its descent into the use of political violence to achieve its aims.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/opini...tic-breakdown/ |
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Fascism is a well-defined ideology which (rightly) suffers from tons of historical baggage. Accordingly, the American far-right readily and willfully accepts, promotes, and praises the tenets of fascism, but adamantly opposes the use of the word to describe their chosen ideology and their leaders who ascribe to it. |
Arrested for threatening to kill Ted Cruz and others
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It seems to me that supporters of the Trump brand of fascism and its attendant political violence have no standing to criticize the exceedingly less frequent instances from the left. Moreover, conservative politicians openly cozy up to those on their side who support political violence (Proud Boys, 3 Percenters, sovereign citizens), whereas Democratic politicians do not. Hell, the biggest incidence of political violence in over 150 years has been called tourism and peaceful protest by the GOP. |
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Thanks for the link Finn. This situation is exacerbated by the fact a lot of people in Law Enforcement and even the Secret Service are Trumpers. The GOP candidate for governor of Nevada currently Sheriff of Clark County (Las Vegas) is a certified MAGAt. PS: We are now legal residents of Nevada though I still have my business in CA. |
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But since a deep freeze drove Cruz to seek asylum in Cancun, wonder what a death threat could do. Move back to Canada perhaps. |
One of many insights from Finbow's WP link:
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Similarly, show me the "right-wing" equivalent of folks parading outside the homes of SCOTUS judges attempting to intimidate or influence their decisions. Protest is great, go protest outside the Supreme Court building. And, of course, it seems to be just fine with Merrick Garland and the DOJ, because... Show me the right-wing equivalent of the attorneys general of several blue states publicly stating that they will not enforce the law, and covering themselves by twisting the definition of "prosecutorial discretion" to cover their actions. In Garland's case, he stated that authorities would "take all appropriate actions to further enhance the security of justices and the court." I guess Garland thinks that "appropriate action" is no action, particularly if that means brooming the protestors out of the neighborhood. "Prosecutorial discretion", I guess. Speaking of SCOTUS show me the right-wing equivalent of a US Senator standing on the steps of the Supreme Court and threatening the Justices, as Schummer did. Or a President calling the Supreme Court "extreme and dangerous" in an international press conference. |
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