Are you looking out for my well-being or threatening me? If the former I genuinely appreciate your concern. If the latter, then do pardon me for not feeling intimidated.

Reply 44

Youngmetro

Original post by Howard

Are you looking out for my well-being or threatening me? If the former I genuinely appreciate your concern. If the latter, then do pardon me for not feeling intimidated.

I dont trust you

Reply 45

ChaoticButterfly

Overreacted. A shove would have been more appropriate. She hardy touched him and peeper spray is a none lethal weapon :-/

Original post by Josb

Methinks the guy was about to use his pepper spray anyway. It was already in his hand. I also think it's quite disproportionate to use it on a teenage girl that was hardly a threat.I however don't understand why these people need to protest in Trump's rallies? Methinks they are looking for trouble. I hate Salafi, but I won't go in a Salafi mosque and start to insult the guys there.

That's like saying feminists acatavists shouldn't storm a some meeting between Muslim leaders discussing how to beat a woman. People probably should protest against Salafi. It's like moaning about the cable street anti fascist march.

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Reply 46

DiddyDec01

Original post by frankieboy

Her glasses got in the way.

Reply 47

garfeeled

Can see much from the video (how strong he struck him and such) and it is easy to say in an ideal world they would have remove her from the crowd with other methods but with a field of other protesters and the tension present his response seems understandable.

I mean I am no supporter of trump and fully defend the right fro somebody to protest him but if you punch a person they have a right to reasonable efforts to remove you as a threat.

Reply 48

frankieboy

Original post by DiddyDec

Brown-nosing.

Reply 49

Josb

Original post by ChaoticButterfly

That's different. The meeting you're referring to was somewhat secret and nobody knew about it. Trump's rallies are broadcasted on TVs.

Reply 50

MakeMuricaGR8Agn

hahahahahahhahahahahahaha

excellent

Reply 51

ChaoticButterfly

Original post by Josb

That's different. The meeting you're referring to was somewhat secret and nobody knew about it. Trump's rallies are broadcasted on TVs.

I'm sure there is lots going on inside Salifi Mosques we might want to know about.

Reply 52

Chief Wiggum

Her gender shouldn't be relevant. Men and women are equal.

Reply 53

High Stakes

Original post by ChaoticButterfly

Overreacted. A shove would have been more appropriate. She hardy touched him and peeper spray is a none lethal weapon :-/

That's like saying feminists acatavists shouldn't storm a some meeting between Muslim leaders discussing how to beat a woman. People probably should protest against Salafi. It's like moaning about the cable street anti fascist march.

I think that protesting against something that has happened or is happening is different to storming into that thing that is happening. Like, we can all agree that this hypothetical discussion being held between Muslim leaders on how to beat their wives is wrong and disgusting - But rationally, to run in there and start protesting...would be fairly risky and not pragmatic by any means.

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Reply 54

ChaoticButterfly

Original post by High Stakes

I'd say it does it's purpose :dontknow:

The "good" feminists of old everyone like to complain that modern third wavers are nothing like used to occupy factories and stuff.

Actavists will often take risks.

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Reply 55

KimKallstrom

Guess that thug "felt the Bern" :wink:

But was it worth the $15 an hour many of these "protestors" are paid to disrupt the Trump rallies? That's the question

Reply 56

caravaggio2

Whoopey Goldberg had a good take on cases like this on The View.
She said that the days of chivalry are over Feminists killed them. If you lay a hand on a man you have to expect the same back.