Snow flake moments
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rod
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rod
Retired 23 years
I saw her take the first swing
bank of america destroyed the world economy because it was profitable. whos worse?Just how stupid can you be? Apparently these snowflakes haven't hear how much money Starbucks and Bank of America had donated to the Clinton campaign. Or is it they just don't care--don't know what they are protesting about and just want to breakbecause its fun.
Ah. So it's funny when "they have it coming"?[/QUOTE]
He didn't know she was a women---that's funny---I should say a friend'in women according to her "friend?"[/QUOTE]
He didn't know? Really? C'mon rod. Playing stupid I can see from him to keep from being arrested. You're playing stupid for some other crazy reason.
But hey. It's America. If that's your idea of funny, a 220 lb guy beating up a 150lb woman and all the ugly can be cleaned up by "I didn't know it was a girl" well I guess you're entitled to that opinion.
It's no wonder Adrian Peterson is still popular in Minnesota if that's the mentality up there.
He didn't know she was a women---that's funny---I should say a friend'in women according to her "friend?"[/QUOTE]
He didn't know? Really? C'mon rod. Playing stupid I can see from him to keep from being arrested. You're playing stupid for some other crazy reason.
But hey. It's America. If that's your idea of funny, a 220 lb guy beating up a 150lb woman and all the ugly can be cleaned up by "I didn't know it was a girl" well I guess you're entitled to that opinion.
It's no wonder Adrian Peterson is still popular in Minnesota if that's the mentality up there.
MrFedEx
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Here's the truth. Millions marched against Trump today throughout the world. One-quarter of the people who attended Obama's second time (much less attended than #1) ,made it to DC to see Trump.
Now Trump is upset, has lied about the numbers (surprise), and instructed his press secretary to try and make a big deal out of it. The pictures don't lie. Mr. Trump is quite unpopular...FACT. He's offended that he didn't match Obama's numbers, so now the whining has begun.
Unfair, unfair!! Biased Main Stream Media!!
rod
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MrFedEx
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Trump wasn't there fighting with you, was he? Neither were Rush or the other Right Wing talkers. They all got deferments or medical waivers. Lots of your buddies came home in bags, or pieces of them came home. Rush was tending his anal cysts, and Trump was probably living the high life he has always led.
Grunts like you did the heavy lifting.
This woman (and others) apparently don't have a voice because they aren't hot enough?
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pickup
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That girl in the video is too, illegally blocking access on a public road, and only letting ladies pass through and then trying to hit the guy who ran through the opening. Technically the guy and the girl should have been arrested and while boxing commissions may make distinctions about gender and weights, the law doesn't so screw this "he hit a woman" bs . I don't think the police witnessed everything but they definitely had to see the guy pushing or slightly hitting the girls face when the cop had already separated them. He should have definitely been arrested.
DriveInDriveOut
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Street looked open to me.
Babagounj
Strength through joy
State Representative Wants to Give Cities the Right to Sue Protesters Under Certain Conditions
With protests breaking out worldwide Friday, including in Minnesota, State Representative Nick Zerwas (R-Elk River) wants to pass a law that would allow cities to go after protesters should they be convicted of crimes like trespassing or unlawful assembly.
"If you try to shut down the Mall of America," Zerwas said, "a taxpayer from Bloomington shouldn't have to pay because you want to break the law."
Zerwas said the legislation is in response to the mall shutdown, protesters blocking I-94, and occupying the 4th Precinct police station in Minneapolis. He points out the bill wouldn't make anything illegal that isn't already against the law.
"You have a constitutionally protected right for free speech and for your message," Zerwas explained. "You do not have a constitutional right to block a freeway or to put a fire ring in the middle of a city street."
Zerwas also said he has introduced another bill, which will have its first reading Monday. That bill would increase criminal penalties if protesters block access to freeways, the airport, or the light rail.
With protests breaking out worldwide Friday, including in Minnesota, State Representative Nick Zerwas (R-Elk River) wants to pass a law that would allow cities to go after protesters should they be convicted of crimes like trespassing or unlawful assembly.
"If you try to shut down the Mall of America," Zerwas said, "a taxpayer from Bloomington shouldn't have to pay because you want to break the law."
Zerwas said the legislation is in response to the mall shutdown, protesters blocking I-94, and occupying the 4th Precinct police station in Minneapolis. He points out the bill wouldn't make anything illegal that isn't already against the law.
"You have a constitutionally protected right for free speech and for your message," Zerwas explained. "You do not have a constitutional right to block a freeway or to put a fire ring in the middle of a city street."
Zerwas also said he has introduced another bill, which will have its first reading Monday. That bill would increase criminal penalties if protesters block access to freeways, the airport, or the light rail.
Babagounj
Strength through joy
The sidewalk area was restricted by jersey barriers , looks like a construction zone .
The punks were intentional blocking the only access thru the area .
In order to go around them , one would have to retreat or climb over the restriction materials .
They knowningly blocked a public sidewalk .
Any physical confrontations were of their own making .
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