It sounded like a good idea at the time . .

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#44

Because it was his rally and the buck doesn’t always stop over there. He took responsibility, even if it was only for public consumption. I would have no problem condemning the guy if I saw evidence that he knew about it beforehand, I don’t give a rat’s ass about him. I haven’t seen any.

#45

Was Trump responsible for the white guy that punched a black guy at one of his rallies?

#46

Ok, if you say so.

#47

I don’t remember that. Why do you?

#48

Because it was in the news. Are you going to answer the question?

#49

I did. I don’t remember that event. So, how can I address it?

#50

You should remember it, it was a big deal at the time.

#51

Well that didn’t work. Hold on.

#52

Why was it a big deal?

#53
#54

The guy was leaving for one thing, and because of the myriad accusations of racism against Trump supporters, many of whom are white nationalists.

#55

Ahh, so it IS Trump’s fault.

#56

I disagree.

#57

Why do you disagree?

#58

Depends on what is being said

#59

Same reason I don’t blame the senator in the OP for the dumbass with the fake rifle.

#60

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The senator with the gunman.

A “fake” assault weapon in a Chicago suburb. Probably illegal.

#61

My logic and reasoning as well.

#62

Mark you down in the “I don’t see a problem with it” category.

Thanks for visiting the thread.

#63

Good to know that it is okay behavior to you if you agree with what is being said. If you don’t the same behavior is unacceptable.