What if ... HIllary's event were met with this kind of violence?

It's what democrats do. It's their heritage.

 

I don't think they are worried, really. I think they just really don't like and/or hate Trump and his supporters.

It would be national news, obviously.

I disagree. Arresting them and fining them is going to fan the flames. These people don't have clear lines they won't cross. It's worth letting some things like this slide to avoid full-blown riots with burning buildings and loss of life.

I'm not saying that they DESERVE such leniency, but I believe that protecting the likely victims is more important.

It's not really toward Trump alone. It's toward his supporters, too. But I think it's reprehensible. I wish we could actually address it without risking worse behavior.

 

I agree it does seem to be the democratic method against any opposition. I would like to know if the masked guys had any affiliation with George Soros?

 

To paraphrase a verse that Trump probably has never read, "Those who live by insults and throwing people out of meetings die by insults and being protested about. He is only receiving back what he believes is acceptable actions he can show toward others.

 

Unlike Trump, whose events are known to all who care to know, Hillary holds dozens of small fund raisers attended by celebrities and wealthy donors. Most are off the radar and wouldn't attract protestors even if they were known to the public. Reporters are not allowed into them. Here we see reporters huddled in a parking lot trying to hear her speeches.


LINK - AP
"PROVINCETOWN, Mass. (AP) — It was a very busy, very lucrative weekend for Hillary Clinton in the summer playground of the East Coast's moneyed elite.

"She brunched with wealthy backers at a seaside estate in Nantucket, snacking on shrimp dumplings and crab cakes. A few hours later, she and her husband dined with an intimate party of 30 at a secluded Martha's Vineyard estate. And on Sunday afternoon, she joined the singer Cher at a "LGBT summer celebration" on the far reaches of Cape Cod.

By Sunday evening, Clinton had spoken to more than 2,200 campaign donors. But what she told the crowds remains a mystery."