Agitators confront Chelsea Clinton blaming her for Nz terror attack

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just got back from the centrist rally. Amazing turnout. Thousands of people holding hands and chanting "Better things aren't possible."

"I will no longer sit at the back of the bus, I will sit 3rd seat from the back. I don't want to upset anyone."

~ Great Moments in History

You are so stupid it hurts.

MLK was a centrist, and that's why he was able to move things along.

And he was obviously learning from the master, Gandhi, who was able to secure independence for a whole continent.

The extremists in both cases were terrorists who surprise surprise did no good to anyone, including themselves.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just got back from the centrist rally. Amazing turnout. Thousands of people holding hands and chanting "Better things aren't possible."

"I will no longer sit at the back of the bus, I will sit 3rd seat from the back. I don't want to upset anyone."

~ Great Moments in History

You are so stupid it hurts.

MLK was a centrist, and that's why he was able to move things along.

And he was obviously learning from the master, Gandhi, who was able to secure independence for a whole continent.

The extremists in both cases were terrorists who surprise surprise did no good to anyone, including themselves.

And yet, MLK said he found the greatest impediment to progress in our country was the white moderate, aka, centrist or neoliberal who would rather embrace the status quo than fight for real change. Centrism is a disease, and MLK knew that.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just got back from the centrist rally. Amazing turnout. Thousands of people holding hands and chanting "Better things aren't possible."

"I will no longer sit at the back of the bus, I will sit 3rd seat from the back. I don't want to upset anyone."

~ Great Moments in History

You are so stupid it hurts.

MLK was a centrist, and that's why he was able to move things along.

And he was obviously learning from the master, Gandhi, who was able to secure independence for a whole continent.

The extremists in both cases were terrorists who surprise surprise did no good to anyone, including themselves.

And yet, MLK said he found the greatest impediment to progress in our country was the white moderate, aka, centrist or neoliberal who would rather embrace the status quo than fight for real change. Centrism is a disease, and MLK knew that.

That's one of the many things he said.

He would be horrified by the violence and the stupidity of the BLM movement today.

Which is a great example of how we moved back to Trump, instead of forward to a better leader.

[Anonymous]

NP... Chelsea is nowhere near as bad as the right wing, but just the same, she shouldn't be adding to the fire the right wing already built.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It’s a signal to centrist Dems. You either embrace the radical left or you are the enemy.

This. 1000x

I’ve only ever voted Dem. I’m firmly independent now and wish a wonderful centrist candidate would run as Independent. A new wave of Dems is what my former party wanted and is what it got. Now I’m out.

+1

This is EXACTLY how I feel.

+2

Sure, because a couple of NYU students represent the entire Democrat party, while the GOP is locking kids in cages and giving tax breaks to billionaires. #walkaway, right?

I'm so tired of this lame response.

A moderate makes you angry.
Push play.
Push play again.
Continue to push play.

Aren't you bored of yourself yet? b/c I'm bored with you

Good, then maybe you'll stop lying about being a "moderate".

+1

It’s boring.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I can only speak for myself, but if I saw my people being massacred, saw the news pretending it wasn't a problem, saw Chelsea Clinton go after the first Somali Muslim congresswoman, and everyone from Bill Maher to Hannity be Islamophobic, I'd be screaming my head off too.

This young activist is angry and rightfully so. Could she have used better words? Perhaps. But to pretend to not know where this anger is coming from is deeply irresponsible.

Could everyone take a moment to look behind a person's words? That's the only way deescalate a situation. To pile on accomplishes nothing.

We all say things in anger that aren't eloquent, but it's important to understand why that initial anger exists.

This could've been a moment to ask why she's so hurt and angry at dems and Chelsea while dealing with the Muslim massacre in New Zealand, but no.

The mob takes over.

Shameful.

Your words could be applied to any angry group, including voters in elections who may not vote the same way you do.

More empathy, less reactionary bullshit. Please and thank you.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I can only speak for myself, but if I saw my people being massacred, saw the news pretending it wasn't a problem, saw Chelsea Clinton go after the first Somali Muslim congresswoman, and everyone from Bill Maher to Hannity be Islamophobic, I'd be screaming my head off too.

This young activist is angry and rightfully so. Could she have used better words? Perhaps. But to pretend to not know where this anger is coming from is deeply irresponsible.

Could everyone take a moment to look behind a person's words? That's the only way deescalate a situation. To pile on accomplishes nothing.

We all say things in anger that aren't eloquent, but it's important to understand why that initial anger exists.

This could've been a moment to ask why she's so hurt and angry at dems and Chelsea while dealing with the Muslim massacre in New Zealand, but no.

The mob takes over.

Shameful.

More empathy, less reactionary bullshit. Please and thank you.

Your words could be applied to any angry group, including voters in elections who may not vote the same way you do.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I can only speak for myself, but if I saw my people being massacred, saw the news pretending it wasn't a problem, saw Chelsea Clinton go after the first Somali Muslim congresswoman, and everyone from Bill Maher to Hannity be Islamophobic, I'd be screaming my head off too.

This young activist is angry and rightfully so. Could she have used better words? Perhaps. But to pretend to not know where this anger is coming from is deeply irresponsible.

Could everyone take a moment to look behind a person's words? That's the only way deescalate a situation. To pile on accomplishes nothing.

We all say things in anger that aren't eloquent, but it's important to understand why that initial anger exists.

This could've been a moment to ask why she's so hurt and angry at dems and Chelsea while dealing with the Muslim massacre in New Zealand, but no.

The mob takes over.

Shameful.

More empathy, less reactionary bullshit. Please and thank you.

Your words could be applied to any angry group, including voters in elections who may not vote the same way you do.

No mob is good.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just got back from the centrist rally. Amazing turnout. Thousands of people holding hands and chanting "Better things aren't possible."

"I will no longer sit at the back of the bus, I will sit 3rd seat from the back. I don't want to upset anyone."

~ Great Moments in History

You are so stupid it hurts.

MLK was a centrist, and that's why he was able to move things along.

And he was obviously learning from the master, Gandhi, who was able to secure independence for a whole continent.

The extremists in both cases were terrorists who surprise surprise did no good to anyone, including themselves.

And yet, MLK said he found the greatest impediment to progress in our country was the white moderate, aka, centrist or neoliberal who would rather embrace the status quo than fight for real change. Centrism is a disease, and MLK knew that.

Well said.

[Anonymous]

Ghandi was massively aided by Ww2

Without it, the British wouldn’t have given up their possessions so easily

[Anonymous]

Wise words...half a century ago.

White moderates are the reason Obama got elected and reelected.

You whiners should examine the content of your character -- doesn't look pretty.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It’s a signal to centrist Dems. You either embrace the radical left or you are the enemy.

This. 1000x

I’ve only ever voted Dem. I’m firmly independent now and wish a wonderful centrist candidate would run as Independent. A new wave of Dems is what my former party wanted and is what it got. Now I’m out.

+1

This is EXACTLY how I feel.

+2

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It’s a signal to centrist Dems. You either embrace the radical left or you are the enemy.

This. 1000x

I’ve only ever voted Dem. I’m firmly independent now and wish a wonderful centrist candidate would run as Independent. A new wave of Dems is what my former party wanted and is what it got. Now I’m out.

+1

This is EXACTLY how I feel.

+2

Sure, because a couple of NYU students represent the entire Democrat party, while the GOP is locking kids in cages and giving tax breaks to billionaires. #walkaway, right?

Huh. I guess liberals *never* take extremists' views - say white supremacists/KKK - and generalize those views to the entire GOP. Right? That never happens.

In addition, the opinions of these NYU students actually ARE emblematic of a growing swath of far-left Democrats. So, there's that.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just got back from the centrist rally. Amazing turnout. Thousands of people holding hands and chanting "Better things aren't possible."

"I will no longer sit at the back of the bus, I will sit 3rd seat from the back. I don't want to upset anyone."

~ Great Moments in History

You are so stupid it hurts.

MLK was a centrist, and that's why he was able to move things along.

And he was obviously learning from the master, Gandhi, who was able to secure independence for a whole continent.

The extremists in both cases were terrorists who surprise surprise did no good to anyone, including themselves.

And yet, MLK said he found the greatest impediment to progress in our country was the white moderate, aka, centrist or neoliberal who would rather embrace the status quo than fight for real change. Centrism is a disease, and MLK knew that.

Well said.

I’m sure MLK had transgendered bathroom laws and using the wrong pronoun being deemed a hate crime in mind when he said this.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I can only speak for myself, but if I saw my people being massacred, saw the news pretending it wasn't a problem, saw Chelsea Clinton go after the first Somali Muslim congresswoman, and everyone from Bill Maher to Hannity be Islamophobic, I'd be screaming my head off too.

This young activist is angry and rightfully so. Could she have used better words? Perhaps. But to pretend to not know where this anger is coming from is deeply irresponsible.

Could everyone take a moment to look behind a person's words? That's the only way deescalate a situation. To pile on accomplishes nothing.

We all say things in anger that aren't eloquent, but it's important to understand why that initial anger exists.

This could've been a moment to ask why she's so hurt and angry at dems and Chelsea while dealing with the Muslim massacre in New Zealand, but no.

The mob takes over.

Shameful.

More empathy, less reactionary bullshit. Please and thank you.

Has she made similar statements about the Christians recently murdered by Muslims or does that not count?