Man Who Tried To Kill Trump Has Autism

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I've never seen Robot Wars, but considering it was first hosted by Jeremy Clarkson and he's pretty inflammatory himself how long until he is indirectly linked to this?

Well, ultimately it's Trump's fault, of course. One can only advocate violence for so long until one has a taste of one's own medicine.

Given some of the stuff I've read on this forum this story didn't surprise me at all. The accused probably thought Trump was going to round up all the world's austists and turn them into lampshades and soap.

Our media has tolerated and encouraged VIOLENT mobs to swarm Trump events, I'm young but everybody I've talked to has never seen anything like this in our lives. Calling Trump Hitler, misrepresenting the words that Trump has said, fostering an increasingly desperate and belligerent political climate from the establishment of this country most definitely promotes violence. They GLORIFY Trump protesters even tho most of them are either paid, part of extremist groups, foreign nationals, or just drunk violent youths on the street after these events. These people are the problem, they are the violent ones. Imagine if Trump supporters mobbed Hillary and her supporters everywhere she went, you guys would be screaming bloody murder but it's excused because you guys don't oppose political violence so much as you fear it from the other side. I hope the DNC protests in Philly are real fun but I imagine those protests will be kept far away in a fenced in area somewhere in New Jersey.

The UK is not Norway in any way, shape or form, lol. I have no personal experience but from anything I've seen on TV, UK prisons are just as nasty as US ones, and when we Brits see those other countries prisons on TV reports or online, like the one Brevik is in, we are shocked and stunned at the luxury, trust me. No such comforts are given in the UK.

Each European country is quite jarringly different from the next in all aspects of life. Another reason why we shouldn't all be forced together in an "EU".

Jacoby,

I need to clarify a few things. First off I don't believe most tea partiers were violent. Most were just people pissed at the government. My dad was a tea partier. But there were plenty who did do inflammatory and violent things. There are people who were called racial slurs and spit on by tea partiers. I personally drove by a stand with protesters with a picture of Obama with a Hitler mustache. People had pictures of him with bones through his nose. People accused him of lying about his birthplace. He was called a socialist over and over. People claimed he was coming to take everyone's guns.

Still though, all those examples do not represent the majority of tea partiers views. The same is true about things like occupy. Occupy started as a grassroots movement of young activists. It spread across the country as these things tend to do. It even spread overseas. It started off very peaceful and it's main purpose was to display discontent without being violent. It kind of fizzled out in a way. And that wasn't a pretty process. It got very messy and some radical elements did cause some problems. But claiming that it was just wild mobs is just not correct. I went to the one in Chicago a few times. The first when it was really kicking off. I never saw anyone being violent. In fact most people there were incredibly nice and polite. I bet the same was true at the average tea party rally.

There is a radical left. But they're the fringes of the party that no one likes anyway. Well most of us anyway. I don't like judging entire groups by the douche bags who give them bad names. Just like I don't believe all Trump supporters are douches just because he is.

What violent thing did the Tea Party do? Also I'd wager almost all those posters and epithets that were part of the protests against the healthcare law came from the crazy cult followers of Lyndon LaRouche. You might remember Barney Frank getting into a conflict with some young LaRouche supporter at some town hall around the time. Offensive maybe but still not violent! LaRouche is a bizarre fringe figure for decades now, nothing to do with the Tea Party.

I don't think Occupy was a violent mob but rather more a bunch of confused pissed off young people raging at the symbol of Wall Street without any coherent belief system that were joined by a professional class political agitators. Part of the reason Occupy became so irrelevant was because they allowed these far left groups to gain influence and their total incompetence in organizing, it was kind of the birthplace of SJWs as the 'progressive stack' is a big part of what drove people away from that movement.

Look up the violence by these Trump protesters, there is no comparison or excuse for their behavior. These are the people we need to be worried about being violent, what are they going to do when Trump is elected?

That's the problem. The persons who kill people out of obsessiveness are NOT in their right mind.

The media pisses me off in that way. I hate how reporters have to twist words around like that.

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