Yes, perhaps I did (Reply #18) - Democratic Underground

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Response to NutmegYankee (Reply #17)

Fri May 29, 2020, 11:56 PM

customerserviceguy (25,166 posts)

18. Yes, perhaps I did

I guess I'm pretty focused on this year right now. And a second Trump term could produce changes, especially in the court system, that lock in right-wing advantages for many years to come.

We need to put forth our very, very best efforts this year, and activity that is seen by the mushy middle as going over the line is not helpful.

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43 replies	Author	Time	Post
I get those protest in peace, but looting & destruction of personal property, really? [View all]	imanamerican63	May 2020	OP
Protesters by day	bottomofthehill	May 2020	#1
"Riot is the language used by those not allowed a voice." MLK.	marble falls	May 2020	#2
And what did that get us?	customerserviceguy	May 2020	#6
So you'll blame it on PoC? They just need to know their place until someone rescues them ...	marble falls	May 2020	#7
No	customerserviceguy	May 2020	#10
I'm old enough to remember voting for Nixon and his promise to get us out of Viet Nam ...	marble falls	May 2020	#12
Well, there was that Watergate thing	customerserviceguy	May 2020	#14
Watergate happened in his first term. Maybe it would have inerfered with his third term???	marble falls	May 2020	#19
Watergate did happen in the first term	customerserviceguy	May 2020	#37
Then blame it on the agent provocateurs who started and continued the violence. nt	Doremus	May 2020	#33
I've certainly heard the rumors of them	customerserviceguy	May 2020	#34
St Paul mayor says everyone arrested in his city was from out of state	Doremus	May 2020	#35
Yes, I saw that	customerserviceguy	May 2020	#38
The mayor says he will be releasing names.	Doremus	May 2020	#39
I look forward to that. n/t	customerserviceguy	May 2020	#42
It's not a logical response, it's an emotional release.	NutmegYankee	May 2020	#8
And the "emotional release"	customerserviceguy	May 2020	#11
Unlike the 60s, the rightwing is much smaller today	NutmegYankee	May 2020	#13
I disagree	customerserviceguy	May 2020	#16
You misunderstood my point.	NutmegYankee	May 2020	#17
Yes, perhaps I did	customerserviceguy	May 2020	#18
BS	Doremus	May 2020	#40
If you prefer	customerserviceguy	May 2020	#41
You actually think protests in dozens of US cities, on top of...	brush	May 2020	#20
Not "riot is the language used only by those not allowed a voice."	Igel	May 2020	#21
MLK repeated it many times and I'm not arguing with him, but you go right ahead.	marble falls	May 2020	#23
Riot is the voice of those who just want	SharonClark	May 2020	#24
Do you really believe that? Isn't your rage a bit misplaced?	marble falls	May 2020	#28
This has been going on for a very long time, protests, pleads, kneeling. So they tear things up.	LizBeth	May 2020	#3
Peaceful protests get ignored	Raine	May 2020	#4
I agree	Bettie	May 2020	#26
This.	backscatter712	May 2020	#32
Why not?	liberalmuse	May 2020	#5
Because often you destroy small businesses in your neighborhood	question everything	May 2020	#9
I don't condone it. But I understand the anger.	liberalmuse	May 2020	#15
Here's somebody shot in the foot.	Igel	May 2020	#22
Really heart breaking	question everything	May 2020	#30
You understand their anger, but no sympathy or empathy for the residents and the small	question everything	May 2020	#29
Lots of fires and looting in downtown Portland (Oregon) last night.	MissB	May 2020	#25
Riots are violent. That's the definition of a riot.	yardwork	May 2020	#27
Peaceful protest hasn't stopped this crap for 400 years	Marrah_Goodman	May 2020	#31
Because angry people react angrily.	Codeine	May 2020	#36
Exactly right. This isn't rioting now, it's just straight up	R B Garr	May 2020	#43

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