There you have it...AZ

[Chupaca]

Say goodnight....

we are getting very close to being erased here....:yikes: not my intension to go to the political but more to the economic responsibility....but if we get nixed we had a good run......

 

[rustynail51]

To say that protesters are being paid to protest is just a smoke screen by the opposition to delegitimize the protesters and the cause they are supporting if there are so many people being paid for this where do I apply I have a lot of spare time. The protest must be in any one of the southern states need some time in the sun because I'm loosing my tan.

 

[old Timer]

That's true. HOWEVER, and that's a big however, is it a true expression of one's basic liberty if the "protests" are organized and paid for by shadowy third parties who are bent on causing violence in order to subvert our constitutional government? Or is it an act of sedition? I would submit that peacefully organized protests to express your rights as CITIZENS is sacred to our society, but it is crossing the invisible line when ultra rich transnational billionaires are paying for and organizing and training large groups of people to cause violence in order to push forward their personal agendas.

Absolutely 100% on target.

At the first episode of harming any one physically or any hint of property destruction the line from legal and proper protest has been severely crossed and then all legal means to quash is completely in order and 100% required. No if's and or But's..........Period.

Any legal consequences should and must be applied forthwith.

 

[Marvin2488485]

What does this have to do with Spyder riding, working on spyders, if I want to read this kind of stuff I can go to fox news, CNN, and Facebook.

Ride safe!

 

[Firefly]

That's true. HOWEVER, and that's a big however, is it a true expression of one's basic liberty if the "protests" are organized and paid for by shadowy third parties who are bent on causing violence in order to subvert our constitutional government? Or is it an act of sedition? I would submit that peacefully organized protests to express your rights as CITIZENS is sacred to our society, but it is crossing the invisible line when ultra rich transnational billionaires are paying for and organizing and training large groups of people to cause violence in order to push forward their personal agendas.

1. The recent protest have been peaceful... Berkeley had some issues but really was nothing compared to the 60's. If the political things we're seeing today had happened in the 60's you'd see real riots.
2. The idea that there are paid protestors is ridiculous... it's simply not true. People are legitimately upset and afraid... and with good reason.
3. If you're really worried about billionaires asserting control I suggest looking at the current administration and cabinet picks.


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[rustynail51]

instead of draining the swamp I think it is getting filled with bigger alligators. Public peaceful demonstrations are often times the only way for people to be heard above the senseless noise it seams the people that can afford the biggest bullhorn and have the largest amount of cash on hand get their way. The country needs this right more than ever because Washington still isn't listening to the everyday person who punches a time clock and gets dirty at work.