Gotta love the wacko far left's respect of Freedom of Speech...

[AristotleBC]

still weak arguments that hardly support the assertion that most of the time the violence is from the far left.

Try again.

By default it's true if nothing else. When, within the last 20-50 years have there been violent protests by people on the right

 

[WODIN]

Aside from the one just posted? Well, there was the professor kicking a student because he was wearing a Bush T-shirt. Someone running someone else off the highway just because they had a Bush/Cheney sticker on their car. People breaking/entering and destroying property in various GOP election centers around the country. Cindy Sheehan's minions preventing a man from taking down a cross with his dead son's name on it off of Cindy's little display because he knew his son was proud of what he died for. Hecklers yelling @ Hillary Clinton just for saying she doesnt want to leave Iraq right this moment, preventing her from finishing her speech. So on and so forth.

I see you believe in documentation.

"Someone running someone else off the highway..."

You got pure bullshit here.

I

 

[75th]

I see you believe in documentation.

"Someone running someone else off the highway..."

You got pure bullshit here.

I

Actually, I dont.

A simple google search on each of these instances will turn up the results you are looking for.

This will get you started...
http://www.sptimes.com/2005/03/10/Hillsborough/Bumper_sticker_evokes.shtml

I honestly wonder if you get tired of being wrong all the time?

 

[bluepeter]

Forbidding anyone wearing paraphernalia supporting a candidate other than George Bush from attending his public rallies.

 

[75th]

Forbidding anyone wearing paraphernalia supporting a candidate other than George Bush from attending his public rallies.

Quite a bit of difference...considering the aim was to actually allow Bush to speak at one of his rallies, as opposed to every word he says being drowned out by the screams of naysayers.

 

[AristotleBC]

Forbidding anyone wearing paraphernalia supporting a candidate other than George Bush from attending his public rallies.

That's violence?

 

[bluepeter]

Quite a bit of difference...considering the aim was to actually allow Bush to speak at one of his rallies, as opposed to every word he says being drowned out by the screams of naysayers.

So you're assuming every person not wearing an 'I love Bush' sticker attending public rallies is nothing but a rabble-rouser? What happened to innocent until proven guilty?

 

[75th]

So you're assuming every person not wearing an 'I love Bush' sticker attending public rallies is nothing but a rabble-rouser? What happened to innocent until proven guilty?

Its called common sense.

 

[bluepeter]

Its called common sense.

lol

Come on bro, I just wanna see you admit just once that a position taken by our beloved President and his minions was wrong

 

[75th]

lol

Come on bro, I just wanna see you admit just once that a position taken by our beloved President and his minions was wrong

This is why I dont get you guys...

In about every thread re: the Iraq War, I always make sure to mention that I dont/didnt agree with it, and even moreso they way it is being handled.

Thats a doozy.

I dont agree with his softness on illegal immigration either.