Coast guard lieutenant planned to murder democrats and media figures

[Samm]

@WildRose

Eh? Most of mine will reach out way beyond a half mile. Even the lowly 30-06 will do that.

There is a difference between just reaching out and being capable of hitting what you are aiming at. The point is, the man had only one gun that might have been able to do that.

[WildRose]

Many thousand yard records have been set with the 06.

It’s more than capable of reaching out there, the other 300’s just add a little gas to it.

[Samm]

Okay okay. Make that a mile. Happy?

There is always one …

BTW How did the procedure go? Well I hope.

[WildRose]

Classes went great, postponed the surgery again though, too much to do right now.

06, 1500yds, milk jug.

30-06 vs Milk Jug at 1500 Yards - Rob Bernal of Tx

[Alen]

@Samm

@Alen

@Samm

Its real simple. It is the difference between your opinion and fact. In fact, you do NOT know what Trump is thinking.

I told you like 3 times I can’t read Trump’s mind, what did you not understand about that?

Yet you profess to know what he thinks and why he does things. What do you not understand about that contradiction?

It’s called making an observation and forming a conclusion. Odd that you would be shocked about something that is done every few seconds on every message board in every corner of the world.

"Real power is, I don’t even want to use the word - fear."
-Donald Trump

Volumes of text have been written about how Trump has purposefully invoked a culture of fear around him. He has weaponized fear both in his inner circle and among his enemies throughout his lifetime in an effort to generate more and more power like no other president. It’s quite well documented, Bob Woodward wrote an entire book about it recently, don’t know if you recall the title.

Trump wants his enemies shaking in fear. He likes it that way, and it isn’t a surprise he has no interest in speaking out against an asset that is providing him exactly what he wants. This is the conclusion I draw from his silence on the matter, and if you can’t understand the basis of my observation and how I would ever form such a strange conclusion I would only presume you have been living under a rock for the past decade or so.

[Samm]

@Alen

@Samm

@Alen

@Samm

Its real simple. It is the difference between your opinion and fact. In fact, you do NOT know what Trump is thinking.

I told you like 3 times I can’t read Trump’s mind, what did you not understand about that?

Yet you profess to know what he thinks and why he does things. What do you not understand about that contradiction?

It’s called making an observation and forming a conclusion. Odd that you would be shocked about something that is done every few seconds on every message board in every corner of the world.

"Real power is, I don’t even want to use the word - fear."
-Donald Trump

Volumes of text have been written about how Trump has purposefully invoked a culture of fear around him. He has weaponized fear both in his inner circle and among his enemies throughout his lifetime in an effort to generate more and more power like no other president. It’s quite well documented, Bob Woodward wrote an entire book about it recently, don’t know if you recall the title.

Trump wants his enemies shaking in fear. He likes it that way, and it isn’t a surprise he has no interest in speaking out against an asset that is providing him exactly what he wants. This is the conclusion I draw from his silence on the matter, and if you can’t understand the basis of my observation and how I would ever form such a strange conclusion I would only presume you have been living under a rock for the past decade or so.

It doesn’t matter what you think he thinks or why you think he does things, or how many times you expound upon it, you are simply making it up. That is the only fact in this conversation.

[Alen]

@Samm

@Alen

@Samm

@Alen

@Samm

Its real simple. It is the difference between your opinion and fact. In fact, you do NOT know what Trump is thinking.

I told you like 3 times I can’t read Trump’s mind, what did you not understand about that?

Yet you profess to know what he thinks and why he does things. What do you not understand about that contradiction?

It’s called making an observation and forming a conclusion. Odd that you would be shocked about something that is done every few seconds on every message board in every corner of the world.

"Real power is, I don’t even want to use the word - fear."
-Donald Trump

Volumes of text have been written about how Trump has purposefully invoked a culture of fear around him. He has weaponized fear both in his inner circle and among his enemies throughout his lifetime in an effort to generate more and more power like no other president. It’s quite well documented, Bob Woodward wrote an entire book about it recently, don’t know if you recall the title.

Trump wants his enemies shaking in fear. He likes it that way, and it isn’t a surprise he has no interest in speaking out against an asset that is providing him exactly what he wants. This is the conclusion I draw from his silence on the matter, and if you can’t understand the basis of my observation and how I would ever form such a strange conclusion I would only presume you have been living under a rock for the past decade or so.

It doesn’t matter what you think he thinks or why you think he does things, or how many times you expound upon it, you are simply making it up. That is the only fact in this conversation.

I’m forming a perfectly reasonable and well rationed observation, and I’ve spelled out exactly why I arrived at my deduction. If you are unable to recognize the merit of my perfectly sensible conclusion that’s certainly no surprise, given the ridiculously oversized partisan blinders it seems you love to wear.

[Bomberfox]

Victim blaming 101

[thinkingman]

what rhetoric exactly incites this kind of mass muder ?

[thinkingman]

nothing the president says promotes mass murder

just like nothing bernie sanders says promotes someone shooting up a softball game

(although socialist policies like his always result in mass death and misery but thats beside the point)

[Borgia_dude]

@thinkingman

what rhetoric exactly incites this kind of mass muder ?

@thinkingman

socialist policies like his always result in mass death and misery but thats beside the point

President Donald Trump ripped into Democrats who held their applause during his first State of the Union address, saying the behavior could amount to “treason.”

There’s two examples.

[thinkingman]

@Hexenbiest

This is why everyone needs to try and tone down the rhetoric. We can all have a simple mostly civil debate on here but there are people on the fringes that would like nothing better than watch the whole system burn. I don’t think the gun man who shot the politicians at the baseball game represents democrats and this clown doesn’t represent republicans.

But they would love for you to think they do.

good point.

the media is the biggest offender.

[thinkingman]

did limbaugh say thats why he comitted this act of violence - bec he was a democrat?

[thinkingman]

@DougBH

@sikofit

@DougBH

Yeah. Threatened politically inspired action by right wingers is the subject. Just plain threatened politically inspired action is not the subject. Apples and oranges.

Actually the subject is a politically inspired right wing leaning Coast Guard lieutenant so yeah talking about incidents from years past is nothing but deflecting from the topic at hand.

If he is the only subject, then prove that his collecting weapons was personally inspired by Trump.
And, of course this has no relevance to anyone else who might be so inspired, since they are not the subject of this thread…per proclamation.

this is where i was going with this. thumbs up

no where is trump inciting any such violence

this is media driven narrative garbage. you can see why they do it - it works for them

[Borgia_dude]

@thinkingman

no where is trump inciting any such violence

this is media driven narrative garbage. you can see why they do it - it works for them

Let me unpack this:

Incendiary language from the media incites violence

Incendiary language from the President does not

Totally logical.

[Borgia_dude]

In reference to the Republican that body slammed a reporter for asking a question: “Any guy that can do a body slam, he’s my kinda guy,” Trump said, before going on to mimic a body slam while the crowd cheered.

[Borgia_dude]

Trump joked about killing journalists while defending Russian govt involvement in murdering dissident journalists.

“I would never kill them,” Trump said, alluding to reporters, before seemingly reconsidering his statement. “Ahh … let’s see… well … no, I wouldn’t. I would never kill them. But I do hate them. And some of them are such lying, disgusting people.”

[Borgia_dude]

“If you see somebody getting ready to throw a tomato, knock the crap out of them, would you? Seriously, OK? Just knock the hell … I promise you I will pay for the legal fees. I promise, I promise,” Trump said on Feb. 1, 2016.

[Borgia_dude]

At a Las Vegas rally Trump said security guards were too gentle with a protester. “He’s walking out with big high-fives, smiling, laughing,” Trump said. “I’d like to punch him in the face, I’ll tell you.”

[SimplyTrying]

@conan

Sorry I don’t trust FBI and CoJ anymore then Gambino family.

What about America? Any love there?