So do I...which is why I offered it.I think that's a fair response. I think that's enough to establish indifference as a reason in addition to hatred/anger.![]()
Violence and self defense are two different things (even though they both involve the use of force).
Look...if an instance of self-defense involved elements of violence...IT IS VIOLENCE.
You apparently are locked in and probably will not acknowledge that...but that is your problem, not mine. Happens a lot when in a discussion with MAGA people.
You apparently suppose that because I disagree with Trump and his policies, I must hate him.
I do not. I do not hate anyone. I just don't.
Laugh if you want to. I suspect that is because you cannot conceive of disagreeing with someone and yet still not hating him/her.
I do not hate Trump despite the fact that I disagree with him on many things...and consider him to be a clueless, classless individuals. If anything, I pity him. He must have been raised in a way to make him like that.
Unfortunate.
Just as it is that you were raised to think the things you do.
Not at all. You do get things right sometimes.
I often get things right...and when I am wrong, I almost always acknowledge that I am wrong and apologize.
You, apparently.
I most assuredly do not. But if it makes your life more livable to think I do...go for it.
Take the sentence to a grammarian at a local university...and ask his/her opinion. The sentence structure is poor...and I am pretty sure that is what you will be told.
Did you see the comma before the word 'and'? Those are two separate imperative clauses:
- Clause 1: "Just don't incite violence."
- Clause 2: "Condemn the people who DO incite violence."
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