In the aftermath of the shootings

[Jeb!]

Trump is divisive. Now I'm going to call him and all of his supporters racists and irredeemable.

[Tahuyaman]

I did notice the tone in which the two news agancies reported this. One told us about the actions and words of the protesters. The other glossed over that and made the response from McConnell's campaign the issue.

[Tahuyaman]

Trump is divisive. Now I'm going to call him and all of his supporters racists and irredeemable.

Then call for all them MFers to be stabbed in the heart.

[gamewell45]

That may be the case but more and more the left thinks they can go violent.

Well in that case it cannot and will not be tolerated.

[Tahuyaman]

I wonder why those who complain that violent rhetoric leads to acts of violence, use violent rhetoric against those with whom they disagree?

It seems very hypocritical. But maybe a liberal member here can set me straight?

[MisterVeritis]

Trump is divisive. Now I'm going to call him and all of his supporters racists and irredeemable.

It is President Trump to you...

[Captdon]

Here we have protestors gathering in front of McConnell's home shouting death threats at him. WTF are people thinking? There's are probably the same people who complain about how divided we are at this time.

https://www.foxnews.com/media/protes...g-in-the-heart


A group of protesters supporting gun control gathered outside the home of Sen. Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky. where one expressed that someone should "stab the motherf---er in the heart."

The protest took place on Sunday night in the wake of mass shootings in El Paso, Texas, and Dayton, Ohio.


Approximately 25 demonstrators stood on the sidewalk near McConnell's Louisville home, shouting "No Trump, no KKK, no Fascist USA!" while others called him nameslike "Murder Turtle" and made loud noises by banging objects and dragging a shovel back and forth on the ground as a group of security personnel stood between the protestors and the home, WLKY reported.


“The b---- is home — we keep seeing the lights go on and off,” another protester can be heard shouting. “This h-- really thought he was going to get ready to be at home after he hurt his little punk ass shoulder. B----, don’t nobody give a f---! F–k your thoughts and prayers, Mitch. F--- you, f--- your wife, f--- everything you stand for. ”


Louisville Metro Police told the New York Post that the demonstrators were "protesting peacefully." The force added that they "are assisting Capitol Police."

Making death threats about death.

[MisterVeritis]

The right answer is to follow one of them. When they get home take a baseball bat to them. Break a leg.

politely ask them not to do it again.

[Tahuyaman]

It’s odd that some who complain that violent rhetoric only motivates violence use violent rhetoric against another.

[testsubjectalpha]

45, say a high profile popular US Citizen publicly advertised a 'hit notice' with a $1M bounty for the one who kills another US citizen. All on public display, even reported on the various new media. What would you say to those with the power to arrest the popular US citizen who simply ignored it all?

Those were 25 idiots. It's one thing to protest peacefully, but when threats of violence are made against someone that is totally unacceptable. In this case the protesters lost any credibility they might have had.