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Posted (edited)
2 hours ago, 1032004 said:

Mocking her IS cheering on the assault, c’mon.

She is not on camera yelling before she is assaulted.   You just reposted the same video from earlier, one of the guys is already turned around, it’s not clear that is the start of it.

Yes, it was fascism.

 

 ^^ Awake in a trance ^^

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Posted (edited)
15 hours ago, 1032004 said:

I would not punch you, I would alert the theater staff.

 The derogatory yelling was the first emotional bad behavior. If you did punch me; I would be the only one taken out. the emotional bad behavior instigated bad emotional behavior.

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Posted
1 minute ago, Gene Mills Fan said:

 If you did punch me; I would be the only one taken out. the emotional bad behavior instigated bad emotional behavior.

Lol no I wouldn’t, you’re delusional.  Kind of like you’re delusional about not noticing the blatant Islamophobia here.

Posted
5 minutes ago, 1032004 said:

Lol no I wouldn’t, you’re delusional.  Kind of like you’re delusional about not noticing the blatant Islamophobia here.

Glad you agree only the perpetrator should be removed. 

Posted
25 minutes ago, Gene Mills Fan said:

Glad you agree only the perpetrator should be removed. 

The perpetrator of yelling should be removed by the event staff.  The perpetrator of assault should be removed by the police and charged.

Posted (edited)
7 minutes ago, Bigbrog said:

But, but, but....


Considering there is nothing wrong with the ad that @Scouts Honor has made multiple posts whining about, I think it’s notable that he did not criticize Ramaswamy‘s ad, which was one of the most despicable of all time

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5 minutes ago, 1032004 said:


Considering there is nothing wrong with the ad that @Scouts Honor has made multiple posts whining about, I think it’s notable that he did not criticize Ramaswamy‘s ad, which was one of the most despicable of all time

But, but, but ...

Posted
10 minutes ago, Bigbrog said:

But, but, but ...

I had already pointed out there was nothing wrong with the ad the first time he posted it.  @Scouts Honor posting it again while ignoring the despicable ad from Ramaswamy is just further evidence of his hypocrisy.  Sad if you can’t realize that. Kinda like how you can’t realize that Ken Paxton is a POS.   Feel free to keep your eyes closed, it’s your right.
 

Posted
1 hour ago, 1032004 said:


Considering there is nothing wrong with the ad that @Scouts Honor has made multiple posts whining about, I think it’s notable that he did not criticize Ramaswamy‘s ad, which was one of the most despicable of all time

narator: there is something wrong

Posted
1 hour ago, Scouts Honor said:

did you criticize this ad? 

Nope because there’s nothing wrong with it, well except for the part about $7 eggs.  Apparently this ad was first created as an ad against Biden.

Posted
3 hours ago, 1032004 said:

The perpetrator of yelling should be removed by the event staff.  The perpetrator of assault should be removed by the police and charged.

Sometimes you are wrong assuming that.

Assigning blame based on who initiated the conflict avoids “twisting the truth” to flatter the powerful or shift responsibility unfairly Spencer FernandoSpencer Fernando. In legal, political, and interpersonal contexts, this distinction helps ensure accountability for the party who created the problem, while still allowing for fair evaluation of the responder’s actions.

In short: The instigator is to blame when they are the clear originator of the conflict and the responder’s actions are a reaction to that initiation, not the cause of it

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Posted
24 minutes ago, Gene Mills Fan said:

Sometimes you are wrong assuming that.

Assigning blame based on who initiated the conflict avoids “twisting the truth” to flatter the powerful or shift responsibility unfairly Spencer FernandoSpencer Fernando. In legal, political, and interpersonal contexts, this distinction helps ensure accountability for the party who created the problem, while still allowing for fair evaluation of the responder’s actions.

In short: The instigator is to blame when they are the clear originator of the conflict and the responder’s actions are a reaction to that initiation, not the cause of it

No. Yelling does not justify being punched, JFC I can’t believe we’re even having this conversation.

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