Headlines that invite violence

[jpmuscle]

Who in their right mind sits on a figurative fence over the condoning of violence as a justifiable response to words to begin with?

[Pilgrim]

OHHHHH hell no!... I want EVERY muslim to know I disagree with them, am proud to be an infidel, and am not afraid to say so.

What if the muzzy's get upset and start to riot?... Yeah I hope so.

[Pilgrim]

Who in their right mind sits on a figurative fence over the condoning of violence as a justifiable response to words to begin with?

People on the left?

[jpmuscle]

Ok, in hindsight my post was rhetorical.

[Honu]

my mother taught me to stand up for myself and others and don't be pushed around by folks who want to take things from you or deny you !

and you are not playing into bad guys hands ? they are bad guys willing to cross the line and kill you and your children as the muslims have now been tweeting !

lets see muslims say drawing a cartoon they will kill you ! so you say its my right and I will stand up for that !
so drawing a cartoon or killing folks ? and you think the cartoon drawing folks are the one crossing the line ? yikes thoughts like that we are hosed
there is a time to stand up and this is a great way to do it

seems your view and your moms was as a kid if a bully bullies you best to just do what he says and avoid him if the bully says you cant go down this hall you listen to him and never confront or stand up to him even if it means taking away your freedom ! then the bully wins

I kind of think we ought to do what most of our mothers told us 'Don't go looking for trouble!'

These guys are, there is no other reason to exercise their rights in this manner, at this venue. Their intent is to provoke some kind of violent response, not exercise their rights.

One of the problems with protests like this is that they most certainly push fence sitters to the other side of the fence, in essence playing into the bad guy's hands.

Counter-productive.

[glocktogo]

I kind of think we ought to do what most of our mothers told us 'Don't go looking for trouble!'

These guys are, there is no other reason to exercise their rights in this manner, at this venue. Their intent is to provoke some kind of violent response, not exercise their rights.

One of the problems with protests like this is that they most certainly push fence sitters to the other side of the fence, in essence playing into the bad guy's hands.

Constitutionally Protected.

Fixed it for you.

[SteyrAUG]

I kind of think we ought to do what most of our mothers told us 'Don't go looking for trouble!'

These guys are, there is no other reason to exercise their rights in this manner, at this venue. Their intent is to provoke some kind of violent response, not exercise their rights.

One of the problems with protests like this is that they most certainly push fence sitters to the other side of the fence, in essence playing into the bad guy's hands.

Counter-productive.

So the Communist Workers Party should NOT have held a "Death to the Klan" rally in 79?

If a cartoon is all it takes to get you to the other side of the fence, you were already there. Sooner or later something is going to get you because you were already willing to kill over a cartoon, Hustler magazine or a Taco Bell commercial.

[Honu]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?t=6355&v=2CvHOiwybyg
watch and listen to the dumb fox new libs talking about scary guns and scary people who want violence

hahahahah yeah you forgot you idiots who was wanting to kill who !

who was threatening the guy who started this and who wants to kill his children ! but yeah the comic drawing guys are the bad ones !!!

our country is hosed sadly

sure it will be over soon so watch now to have a laugh and realize how the sheep on the news feel

[Honu]

love how they are saying the people in Texas drew these people out and it was there fault the terrorist came to kill them !

and how these people are asking to have violence happen and that drawing muhamed is blasphemous like its a law ? scary


man the liberal brain is really messed up

[rocsteady]

If you want to talk about blasphemy, how about even entertaining the thought that a mosque should be built at ground zero in Manhattan.

Now there is something to get upset over, protest, rally, and exercise what few rights we have left in New York city. But somebody drawing a cartoon?

I think it was Steyr in a previous thread who suggested that we have one of these contests in every city in America until our brothers of the "religion of peace" either show their true colors and come out to be dispatched, or learn to deal with the American First Amendment.

And if they can't learn to coexist, there is always that introduction to the 2nd Amendment as a plan B.