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In reply to the discussion: Remember not to holler over Ferguson like our parental president says. . . 'don't shout' [View all]ReRe
(12,183 posts)94. And why is it that "some" people...
... choose to live in denial? I guess it's one of the biggest mysteries of all time, how two people can read the same words and come away with two interpretations.
I hope you are right... that when the AG Holder goes there on Wednesday that this all comes to an end, finally.
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Remember not to holler over Ferguson like our parental president says. . . 'don't shout' [View all]
bigtree
Aug 2014
OP
What do you think about the proposal of a 5 day moratorium on night time protests?
pinto
Aug 2014
#3
As long as it is voluntary and it came from the black community it is interesting.
cui bono
Aug 2014
#69
Why? Why ask the protesters to be quiet? Is there some notion somewhere that this is just
sabrina 1
Aug 2014
#43
I think it is high time that Obama used his bully pulpit to address the black elephant in the room
tavalon
Aug 2014
#25
There is NO bully pulpit. There hasn't been since Reagan relaxed ownership laws
BlueCaliDem
Aug 2014
#111
He needs to take a stand and stop with the always present 'both sides did it'. This tactic happens
sabrina 1
Aug 2014
#47
Now that would have been interesting. This would have been the perfect time to do it too. n/t
cui bono
Aug 2014
#73
He is not going to encourage a riot. Those are expected words coming from a President.
JaydenD
Aug 2014
#42
That's true. You will NEVER please everyone. Which is why you need to decide which side
sabrina 1
Aug 2014
#77
''he obviously doesn't understand anything about what folks are angry about. '' w.t.f.
JaydenD
Aug 2014
#9
I believe the sign the college student seen in another thread stated explains the rage and
AuntPatsy
Aug 2014
#37
+1 Police militarization, surveillance, assaults on journalism, persecution of whistleblowers...
woo me with science
Aug 2014
#41
There are threads explaining very well why Obama has to be circumspect in what he says.
KittyWampus
Aug 2014
#70
I've read his ops lately I don't see hate, I read anger and frustration, considering everything both
AuntPatsy
Aug 2014
#30
There is actually a lot of hate… and ignorance. The only way not to see it is to share it.
KittyWampus
Aug 2014
#72
You nailed it. And some folks have made being disingenous assholes their speciality
Number23
Aug 2014
#55
Which office? We're talking about POTUS here. And he is NOT a liberal Democrat.
cui bono
Aug 2014
#76
I honestly don't see blaming anyone here? You know my son who is 28 told me the other night
AuntPatsy
Aug 2014
#63
Horrific, and for the record why aren't all the horrors done by early Americans part of our teaching
AuntPatsy
Aug 2014
#67
I agree with him. You can "holler" all you want, but people won't listen to you,
wisteria
Aug 2014
#60
It is truly astounding all the rights that people are willing to give up in order to defend Obama.
cui bono
Aug 2014
#79
I find it truly astounding that people are so tone deaf and unaware of the facts....
sheshe2
Aug 2014
#106
WHY Obama cannot make any remarks considered prejudical or visit: WILSON WILL WALK!
freshwest
Aug 2014
#108
Thanks, your thanks made me cry a little! Big day tomorrow, though! Night, sweets.
freshwest
Aug 2014
#110