Sorry, AOC — protest culture is un-American
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Wow. You truly are a stupid fuck.
Why do you continue to bloviate stupid strawmen. You keep using the term "peaceful protest" which is not what we are seeing out there. I tis not in the First amendment which was the point of this thread. It is not protected speech.
If you are marching down a street blocking traffic with signs, is that "peaceful" when it interferes with people trying to get to work or get home?
Is it "peaceful" when you interfere with or obstruct Federal law enforcement officers boxing them in, throwing frozen water bottles, blowing whistles and calling them names?
Is it peaceful when you storm a church in the middle of service insulting everyone in the room and screaming at them?
Is it peaceful when you storm a hotel banging on cans and yelling to disturb the people staying there?
You are not merely a serial lying dumb fuck, but an unserious thread trolling idiot.
I'm going to give you one last clue brainless asshat; peaceful petitioning is winning an election if you don't like what is going on. Or writing your congressperson or even attending their community meetings. Not attacking businesses, citizens, police and Federal officers.
evince
Truthmatters
Made my point.
evince
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Protest in Early America Discovery Cart
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The American Revolution transformed how people around the world thought about protest. You may have heard of the most dramatic protest events of the 1760s and 1770s, like the Boston Tea Party and the Boston Massacre. But throughout the Revolutionary era, Americans of all sorts pioneered new forms of protest and debated what kinds of protests were legitimate. They questioned not just what people were protesting but also who was protesting and how they went about it.
With the ratification of the Constitution, protest became not a dangerous last resort but rather a core American right enshrined in the First Amendment of the Bill of Rights, which guarantees citizens the rights of assembly, speech, and petition. Americans still debate when it is acceptable to engage in a protest, what qualifies as a necessary one, and even what to call specific acts of protest.
With this discovery cart, learn how early Americans used boycotts, printed propaganda, violence, and public demonstrations to advocate for various causes, and consider the similarities and differences between the 18th century through to today.
You're not sane. You should be locked in a padded cell.
No, you are illustrating what mental derangement actually looks like and how we need to lock dangerous mental cases like you in a padded cell.
evince
Truthmatters
Try itYou're not sane. You should be locked in a padded cell.
Come fucking get me loser
See what happens to your tiny pants worm self
Yakuda
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None of that changes the facts the leftist twats got what they had coming to them
Again, who said it was a right? AOC didn't.Wow. You truly are a stupid fuck.
Why do you continue to bloviate stupid strawmen. You keep using the term "peaceful protest" which is not what we are seeing out there. I tis not in the First amendment which was the point of this thread. It is not protected speech.
If you are marching down a street blocking traffic with signs, is that "peaceful" when it interferes with people trying to get to work or get home?
No those are not peaceful. You are too much of a dumbass to see that I agree with you about those violent actions.
That's correct. Nobody here, especially AOC, claimed otherwise.
Yakuda
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Oh I see you think I give a fuck about you people. I stopped caring what happens to you maggots a long time ago. You get just what you deserve
Okay fine. Still doesn't change the fact that @Truth Detector is a dumbass.
Yakuda
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Completely fucking irrelevant
Um it's his thread and topic. Forgot where you were?
Into the Night
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Blatant lie.
There is no right to riot and loot, or to harbor illegal aliens and criminals, or to attack law enforcement.A protest is a public expression of objection, disapproval, or dissent against something, like a policy, action, or idea, often through demonstrations, marches, or organized events to influence opinion or policy. Simply put, it's people showing they strongly disagree with something and want change.
There is NOTHING peaceful about what DEMOCRATS are doing.
Into the Night
Verified User
It isn't. Rights do not come from the 1st amendment.
Into the Night
Verified User
You cannot use your false flag violence on Jan 6th to justify your violence on the streets.
Correct.
My violence? What did I do?