Rhetoric, consequences.

[kpete]

Rhetoric, consequences. 5000 copies of this flyer were distributed in Dallas before JFK's Nov 1963 visit:



https://twitter.com/harikunzru/status/763185441612959749

We never know what it’s going to be that sets a dangerous and mentally ill person off. Charles Manson heard The White Album, and in his disturbed mind, that was the call he needed to hear to set his murderous rage into action. John Hinckley was inspired by a movie. David Berkowitz was moved to kill by a barking dog.

My point is that there are mentally unstable people out there who don’t need a lot of encouragement to turn their fantasies into real life tragedies, and Donald Trump may have spoken loudly and clearly to them today. That is truly dangerous, and — like so many things he’s said and done — it further disqualifies him from holding elected office.

http://www.dailykos.com/story/2016/8/9/1558491/-Trump-s-assassination-call-isn-t-just-a-threat-to-Secretary-Clinton

[liberal N proud]

1. Walking back a statement is bullshit, you can't walk it back after you said it

You can't say, that's not what I meant, You can't say it was a joke.

When you are inciting violence and other crimes such as this monster has, you need to suffer the consequences. The media would nail Hillary or any other Democrat to the wall, if they said far less than Don the Con Trump.

[Wounded Bear]

2. K & R ...... nt

[annabanana]

3. chilling to see this again . . . n/t

[lame54]

4. This...

http://www.democraticunderground.com/1017396209

[napkinz]

5. "Second Amendment Remedies"

[kentuck]

6. Supported by which political Party?

Republicans ?