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TINCANBANDIT wrote:since when did protesting require masks, baseball bats and black clothing????????

me thinks these people are not protestors, but Communist rabble rousers

This was actually a peaceful march that was so violently interrupted . Why do you blame the victims? Sad.

I was taught at a young age that you arnt supposed to play in the road, I guess these people's parents didn't teach them much.

OhShoot! wrote:

TINCANBANDIT wrote:since when did protesting require masks, baseball bats and black clothing????????

me thinks these people are not protestors, but Communist rabble rousers

This was actually a peaceful march that was so violently interrupted . Why do you blame the victims? Sad.

because they were blocking the road???

Soldier_Citizen wrote:

TechnoWeenie wrote:

Soldier_Citizen wrote:

zombie66 wrote:Nice title........................Considering somebody is NEVER coming home to their family

Don't block the road. Don't get run the fuck over. Pretty simple

Intentionally ramming a crowd is not acceptable, IMO, unless you're being attacked, then, the crowd is part of the attack, IMO, and carry on...

You call it a tragedy, I call it population control

Nice. Sorry to hurt anyone's feelings but you could have stayed home.
'Population control'....I call it weeding out the gene pool.

"Victims" don't brandish weapons while wearing masks and shouting threats.

Alpine wrote:"Victims" don't brandish weapons while wearing masks and shouting threats.

So you are saying that the victims deserved what they got?

I don't know much about this event, but how would our reaction be if there was a peaceful but armed 2A rally that was interrupted in such a way?
I am not looking for the differences that we see - those are obvious. How about the general public? Would they see much difference?

PMB wrote:I don't know much about this event, but how would our reaction be if there was a peaceful but armed 2A rally that was interrupted in such a way?
I am not looking for the differences that we see - those are obvious. How about the general public? Would they see much difference?

I'd feel the same way. Don't be stupid and block the road.

Its pretty easy to avoid being a "victim".

Life is full of decisions. People who make good ones usually fair better than those who dont.

PMB wrote:I don't know much about this event, but how would our reaction be if there was a peaceful but armed 2A rally that was interrupted in such a way?
I am not looking for the differences that we see - those are obvious. How about the general public? Would they see much difference?

When is the last time you 'saw' or 'heard' of any 2A rally that marched down the middle of the street, yelling threats and such?

AR15L wrote:

PMB wrote:I don't know much about this event, but how would our reaction be if there was a peaceful but armed 2A rally that was interrupted in such a way?
I am not looking for the differences that we see - those are obvious. How about the general public? Would they see much difference?

When is the last time you 'saw' or 'heard' of any 2A rally that marched down the middle of the street, yelling threats and such?

I haven't seen that, and I hope that I never do.
My question seems to have been presented or interpreted poorly.

So apparently the driver wasn't joel, his dad sold the car a while ago.

Old Growth wrote:Its pretty easy to avoid being a "victim".

Life is full of decisions. People who make good ones usually fair better than those who dont.

This...

OhShoot! wrote:

Alpine wrote:"Victims" don't brandish weapons while wearing masks and shouting threats.

So you are saying that the victims deserved what they got?

You are pretty fast on the uptake today. If you block a car and threaten the occupant, you should be able to figure out the possible outcome. That is if your IQ is high enough for you to be breathing.