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duncang

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15. Yes

Reply to kentuck (Original post)

Mon Aug 1, 2016, 08:30 AM

Aug 2016

No matter who he shot by some it would be considered justified. If it was someone from a different background then the supporter some would support it. Even if it were law enforcement some would still support him. There are different groups of sovereigns with different beliefs. Most believe the federal government has no right to enforce laws. But as a example some of the sovereign supporters believe the only law enforcement group that has a right to enforce the law is the county sheriff. Federal, state, or city doesn't have any right to. There by they aren't bound to federal, state or city laws.

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Is the problem with Trump or with Trump supporters? [View all] kentuck Aug 2016 OP

This message was self-deleted by its author rjsquirrel Aug 2016 #1

Tapestry of America Protalker Aug 2016 #2

+1, that monolithic world allows for a stronger bubble too... few realities get passed them uponit7771 Aug 2016 #5

The bigger problem is people on DU are willing to look at FAUX news for an hour to hear what wingers uponit7771 Aug 2016 #3

He wouldn't be where he is without his supporters. Arkansas Granny Aug 2016 #4

What are Trump's positions on religion, gays, and abortion? kentuck Aug 2016 #6

the reason some people don't embrace populism as a per se good thing is that geek tragedy Aug 2016 #7

I think populism can come in different shades... kentuck Aug 2016 #8

indeed. Populism is a style of rhetoric, not ideology or policy nt geek tragedy Aug 2016 #9

"Light side" populists like Bernie versus "dark side" populists like Drumpf. Odin2005 Aug 2016 #13

True. kentuck Aug 2016 #14

The problem is with both, but since Trump doesn't seem to have any values at all, it's clear Vinca Aug 2016 #10

He's pandering to the Fascist fucks, telling them what they want to hear. Odin2005 Aug 2016 #11

I think you may be right about the political realignment... kentuck Aug 2016 #12

Yes duncang Aug 2016 #15

Its the oldest question... jcgoldie Aug 2016 #16