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In reply to the discussion: Rashida Tlaib Under Fire After Detroit Synagogue Leader's Slaying [View all]TrueBlueBlackQueen
(32 posts)45. Wow. You are even trying to make his post yours.
He said what he said, dral with that. We say TFG incites violence with words, shall we be offended when someone says Tlaib did with her words?
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question everything
Oct 2023
OP
So you're saying Laura Loomer is right, and the Democrat is to blame.
muriel_volestrangler
Oct 2023
#28
Honestly? The Prole is blaming "words", and the only words this seems to be about
muriel_volestrangler
Oct 2023
#34
We all know Trump got away with chargeable offences because he was president
muriel_volestrangler
Oct 2023
#57
No, I'm expecting you to realise that "had either done this they would have been charged"
muriel_volestrangler
Oct 2023
#61
I'm being far more serious than saying the consequences of a Democrat's words
muriel_volestrangler
Oct 2023
#38
Oh, bollocks. The OP is about far right-wingers making a specific accusation
muriel_volestrangler
Oct 2023
#42
You said "When an official spreads misinformation and demonizes one side ...
muriel_volestrangler
Oct 2023
#59
thank you for having the indefatigability to stand up and effectively push back against a fusillade of sophistry
Celerity
Oct 2023
#67
Explain. You said "in fact", when the OP is about far-right people saying the murder
muriel_volestrangler
Oct 2023
#35
Semantic game number 1: "if in fact" has a far different meaning from 'In fact"
Beastly Boy
Oct 2023
#46
In British English, "quite the opposite" is an emphatic form of "the opposite"
muriel_volestrangler
Oct 2023
#58
So you're avoiding the point, which is you were pretending "quite the opposite"is not
muriel_volestrangler
Oct 2023
#65
She needs to learn to stop the loose-cannon blasts before getting the facts. IIRC correctly...
brush
Oct 2023
#11
No one claims that there is a connection. But she was a constituent and some words of condemnation are in order
question everything
Oct 2023
#13
I don't know about you but I hope that my congressman will show more compassion
question everything
Oct 2023
#21
Yes, people say there is a connection. But there is no proof. I posted it because I thought it is important
question everything
Oct 2023
#22
I am confused about what the "consequences", and to whom, are you talking about?
muriel_volestrangler
Oct 2023
#14
And it is dangerous as it probably has already led to threats to her life, N/T
Big Blue Marble
Oct 2023
#64