Pro-Palestinian protesters crowded the White House gates

[RLLD 4,143]

Pro-Palestinian Protest Ends Up At Biden’s Front Gate

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A smaller group of protesters moved to the fences in front of the White House in the evening following the main rally, where they were seen banging on the barrier and chanting, according to an X video from reporter Julio Rosas. In another video, protesters can be seen increasingly pushing against the fence, prompting Secret Service personnel to man the area to prevent a breach, with attendees heard saying, “ Joe Biden.”

Please pardon the source of the article, but it would seem that MSM is.....perhaps unaware.....that this transpire.....this...."attack on our Democracy" 

 

[Dizkneelande 1,085]

21 minutes ago, RLLD said:

Pro-Palestinian Protest Ends Up At Biden’s Front Gate

Please pardon the source of the article, but it would seem that MSM is.....perhaps unaware.....that this transpire.....this...."attack on our Democracy" 

 

iNSuReCTioN

[Hardcore troubadour 14,934]

They need to go to Delaware if they want to talk to Biden. 

[seafoam1 2,803]

They all need to be thrown into solitary confinement for at least the next year or two.

[RLLD 4,143]

Our Democracy was under attack!!   

 

[Herbivore 1,115]

On 1/14/2024 at 9:22 AM, RLLD said:

Pro-Palestinian Protest Ends Up At Biden’s Front Gate

Please pardon the source of the article, but it would seem that MSM is.....perhaps unaware.....that this transpire.....this...."attack on our Democracy" 

 

this is embarrassing for you

[jonnyutah 248]

Why didn't they shoot at least one? Tell them to get back and stop attacking the gate. If they don't, shoot. 

That's the standard. 

[MDC 7,130]

1 hour ago, Herbivore said:

this is embarrassing for you

Sadly it isn’t.  

[IGotWorms 4,057]

1 hour ago, Herbivore said:

this is embarrassing for you

RLLD never ceases to amaze

[nobody 2,564]

Well let's not jump to conclusions.  

How many selfies did they take?

[Voltaire 5,202]

I didn't understand why Herb said Ray should be embarrassed by "this", but then when MDC and worms agreed, I realized I was missing something, so I double checked and I still don't get it. 

Was it the "attack on democracy" line? It's got to be and if so, it would be Herb, MDC, and worms who don't get it even though he'd used this emoji  to help out.

[RLLD 4,143]

2 hours ago, Herbivore said:

this is embarrassing for you

Of course it is, if it highlights how inane this concept is and possibly the cartoonish usage elsewhere 

of course….

[Herbivore 1,115]

38 minutes ago, Voltaire said:

I didn't understand why Herb said Ray should be embarrassed by "this", but then when MDC and worms agreed, I realized I was missing something, so I double checked and I still don't get it. 

Was it the "attack on democracy" line? It's got to be and if so, it would be Herb, MDC, and worms who don't get it even though he'd used this emoji  to help out.

To me, Ray posted this as some equivalency to Jan 6th. I consider that stupid. maybe I missed his meaning with the hand on mouth emoji..if that somehow changes that meaning, please explain.

[MDC 7,130]

5 minutes ago, Herbivore said:

To me, Ray posted this as some equivalency to Jan 6th. I consider that stupid. maybe I missed his meaning with the hand on mouth emoji..if that somehow changes that meaning, please explain.

Spot on.

[Voltaire 5,202]

1 minute ago, Herbivore said:

To me, Ray posted this as some equivalency to Jan 6th. I consider that stupid. maybe I missed his meaning with the hand on mouth emoji..if that somehow changes that meaning, please explain.

There are some people who pretend something of historical significance happened on "January 6th!!" a "Muh insurrection!" when a bunch of unarmed protestors entered the capitol and then expect everyone else to get bent out of shape over it.

Then these same people didn't seem to mind a historical church across from the White House being set on fire, Supreme Court justices being allowed to be intimidated in their homes,  and now a sea of Palestinian flags including an ISIS flag prominently displayed amongst them outside the capitol that fit right in, no problem.

And then they wonder why nobody takes them seriously.

[Herbivore 1,115]

1 minute ago, Voltaire said:

There are some people who pretend something of historical significance happened on "January 6th!!" a "Muh insurrection!" when a bunch of unarmed protestors entered the capitol and then expect everyone else to get bent out of shape over it.

Then these same people didn't seem to mind a historical church across from the White House being set on fire, Supreme Court justices being allowed to be intimidated in their homes,  and now a sea of Palestinian flags including an ISIS flag prominently displayed amongst them outside the capitol that fit right in, no problem.

And then they wonder why nobody takes them seriously.

you're the one pretending. 

fwiw, these protestors can eat poo. if one got capped, they won their stupid prize.

[IGotWorms 4,057]

45 minutes ago, RLLD said:

Of course it is, if it highlights how inane this concept is and possibly the cartoonish usage elsewhere 

of course….

Yeah we get it Ray. That’s why it’s embarrassing  

[IGotWorms 4,057]

5 minutes ago, Voltaire said:

There are some people who pretend something of historical significance happened on "January 6th!!" a "Muh insurrection!" when a bunch of unarmed protestors entered the capitol and then expect everyone else to get bent out of shape over it.

Then these same people didn't seem to mind a historical church across from the White House being set on fire, Supreme Court justices being allowed to be intimidated in their homes,  and now a sea of Palestinian flags including an ISIS flag prominently displayed amongst them outside the capitol that fit right in, no problem.

And then they wonder why nobody takes them seriously.

Man you really lost your marbles in 2016

[Voltaire 5,202]

1 minute ago, IGotWorms said:

Man you really lost your marbles in 2016

Not really. Although if you feel that way, the election we are talking about occurred in 2020.

[Hardcore troubadour 14,934]

Anti Semites. Obviously.  

[seafoam1 2,803]

17 minutes ago, Voltaire said:

There are some people who pretend something of historical significance happened on "January 6th!!" a "Muh insurrection!" when a bunch of unarmed protestors entered the capitol and then expect everyone else to get bent out of shape over it.

Then these same people didn't seem to mind a historical church across from the White House being set on fire, Supreme Court justices being allowed to be intimidated in their homes,  and now a sea of Palestinian flags including an ISIS flag prominently displayed amongst them outside the capitol that fit right in, no problem.

And then they wonder why nobody takes them seriously.

The term 'insurrection' used that month after was simply a messaging tactic that some liberal politician told the news stations to start using when initially they where saying the word 'riot'. 

The liberals needed to try to distant themselves as much as they could from the riots of 2020. So they needed another word. 

EVERYONE knows the riots of 2020 were much more an insurrection than the measly push and shove selfiefest of jan 6 fame. I have been to music concerts that were rougher than that thing the liberals call an 'insurrection'

[MDC 7,130]

22 minutes ago, Voltaire said:

There are some people who pretend something of historical significance happened on "January 6th!!" a "Muh insurrection!" when a bunch of unarmed protestors entered the capitol and then expect everyone else to get bent out of shape over it.

Then these same people didn't seem to mind a historical church across from the White House being set on fire, Supreme Court justices being allowed to be intimidated in their homes,  and now a sea of Palestinian flags including an ISIS flag prominently displayed amongst them outside the capitol that fit right in, no problem.

And then they wonder why nobody takes them seriously.

I can think of a few ways that breaking into a federal building and assaulting cops and lighting a church on fire is different than shaking a fence and waving a bad flag.

[Reality 3,097]

23 minutes ago, Voltaire said:

There are some people who pretend something of historical significance happened on "January 6th!!" a "Muh insurrection!" when a bunch of unarmed protestors entered the capitol and then expect everyone else to get bent out of shape over it.

Then these same people didn't seem to mind a historical church across from the White House being set on fire, Supreme Court justices being allowed to be intimidated in their homes,  and now a sea of Palestinian flags including an ISIS flag prominently displayed amongst them outside the capitol that fit right in, no problem.

And then they wonder why nobody takes them seriously.

That's (D)ifferent. 

[RLLD 4,143]

25 minutes ago, IGotWorms said:

Yeah we get it Ray. That’s why it’s embarrassing  

And it should be....pretending that any of the moron marching around in DC, whether this or Jan 6th, is anything at all is just clownish.....so its fun to show it to folks of course...

[Hardcore troubadour 14,934]

I guess the bombs that were set off inside the Capitol in 1971 and 1983 weren’t worse. Oh wait, those were left wingers. Never mind. 

[IGotWorms 4,057]

37 minutes ago, Voltaire said:

Not really. Although if you feel that way, the election we are talking about occurred in 2020.

No, it was 2016 when you fully and irrevocably committed to the cult of Trump.

Actually might’ve been earlier, around 2010ish, with the Tea Party cranks and the racist Birther movement (championed by Trump), but I would wager the transformation was not complete until ‘16.

[Hardcore troubadour 14,934]

Hillary was the original birther. 

[IGotWorms 4,057]

7 minutes ago, Hardcore troubadour said:

I guess the bombs that were set off inside the Capitol in 1971 and 1983 weren’t worse. Oh wait, those were left wingers. Never mind. 

And those people were hunted down and destroyed. See how that works?

[seafoam1 2,803]

5 minutes ago, IGotWorms said:

And those people were hunted down and destroyed. See how that works?

So you are comparing the two. 

How about this liberal "peaceful" protest. 

 

[Voltaire 5,202]

24 minutes ago, IGotWorms said:

No, it was 2016 when you fully and irrevocably committed to the cult of Trump.

Actually might’ve been earlier, around 2010ish, with the Tea Party cranks and the racist Birther movement (championed by Trump), but I would wager the transformation was not complete until ‘16.

Let me refrest you memory here. 2016 was a tough election for me, Trump had gotten off to a poor start with his birther nonsense and flamboyant personality. The "make Mexico pay for it" line was stupid  and later "Grab 'em by the pu$$y" was worse. I didn't like him at all.  Meanwhile, candidates I did like such as Jim Webb for the Dems or John Kasich and Rand Paul weren't getting anywhere.  I did however appreciate Trump's policy proposals and he had his moments. When he tore into Jeb! over the Iraq war, he spoke for the whole country. 

I was lukewarm on him when he won. I opposed his and GOP efforts to replace Obamacare. It really wasn't until a year and a half into office when NAFTA getting scrapped in favor of USMCA that I really warmed to Trump and when everything really clicked into gear.

Prior to Trump, I did have affinity for the Tea Party movement but I had been skeptical of them because they'd only really materialized during Clinton's presidency than after the Bushtard left office. Someone on the right making noise about deficits would have been useful while that focking fool was in office. I was like "where the fock were you guys."

I'm going to let it go and try laying off the personal insults with you like I do with HT.

[Hardcore troubadour 14,934]

20 minutes ago, IGotWorms said:

And those people were hunted down and destroyed. See how that works?

They were? That would be hard seeing as Clinton pardoned many of them. See how that works? 

[IGotWorms 4,057]

5 minutes ago, seafoam1 said:

So you are comparing the two. 

How about this liberal "peaceful" protest. 

 

You whataboutism is stupid. I’m against all acts of violence, criminality and vandalism. Including when they were led on by the US President and current candidate to return to office

[easilyscan 863]

10 minutes ago, seafoam1 said:

So you are comparing the two. 

How about this liberal "peaceful" protest. 

 

Shortly after, one of the local news stations interviewed people who lived nearby, many of which were senior citizens. They wondered where they were going to shop for groceries ?

Many small mom and pop grocery stores were burned as well, & very few rebuilt.  All this for a criminal named George Floyd. 

[seafoam1 2,803]

1 minute ago, IGotWorms said:

You whataboutism is stupid. I’m against all acts of violence, criminality and vandalism. Including when they were led on by the US President and current candidate to return to office

Yeah, that whole "Go protest peacefully and patriotically" was some serious offense against the nation by Trump. 

And your hero kameltoe set up funding to bail out liberal violent focks who were burning down buildings, looting stores, and throwing molotov cocktails at police while killing innocent people across the country.

Good job peanut, voting her into office. 

You are guilty of insurrection by supporting that crap by voting in the leadership of those violent liberals. 

[IGotWorms 4,057]

13 minutes ago, Voltaire said:

Let me refrest you memory here. 2016 was a tough election for me, Trump had gotten off to a poor start with his birther nonsense and flamboyant personality. The "make Mexico pay for it" line was stupid  and later "Grab 'em by the pu$$y" was worse. I didn't like him at all.  Meanwhile, candidates I did like such as Jim Webb for the Dems or John Kasich and Rand Paul weren't getting anywhere.  I did like however appreciate Trump's policy proposals and he had his moments. When he tore into Jeb! over the Iraq war, he spoke for the whole country. 

I was lukewarm on him when he won. I opposed his and GOP efforts to replace Obamacare. It really wasn't until a year and a half into office when NAFTA getting scrapped in favor of USMCA that I really warmed to Trump and when everything really clicked into gear.

Prior to Trump, I did have affinity for the Tea Party movement but I had been skeptical of them because they'd only really materialized during Clinton's presidency than after the Bushtard left office. Someone on the right making noise about deficits would have been useful while that focking fool was in office. I was like "where the fock were you guys."

I'm going to try laying off the personal insults with you like I do with HT.

Okay, fair enough. Beginning was 2010ish, 2016 was an inflection point and you were fully committed by 2018 or so.

I guess, bottom line, in my eyes, you used to be a reasonable poster. Not one I agreed with very often but clear-eyed and rational in your viewpoints. I don’t see that anymore, like for instance where you support comparing attacks on police officers, sacking the capital, and seeking to kill the vice president to a run of the mill throng outside the White House gates. To me, that indicates a person that has lost all perspective and rationality.

But you are right, I don’t want to engage in personal insults and that’s not what I’m trying to do here. It is a little tough because I am fundamentally suggesting that you have MAJORLY lost your way, which is, yes, perhaps a bit insulting from your perspective, but ultimately my only point is I’d like to see you make your way back towards the path of reason. Not that we have to agree on the issues — because that’s not likely to happen often — but that we are based in reality when discussing them. Because I do think you’re better than a lot of these other MAGA types who’ve gleefully given in.

[IGotWorms 4,057]

11 minutes ago, Hardcore troubadour said:

They were? That would be hard seeing as Clinton pardoned many of them. See how that works? 

Okay, take it up with Pedo Bill. I ain’t gonna defend him

[seafoam1 2,803]

2 minutes ago, easilyscan said:

Shortly after, one of the local news stations interviewed people who lived nearby, many of which were senior citizens. They wondered where they were going to shop for groceries ?

Many small mom and pop grocery stores were burned as well, & very few rebuilt.  All this for a criminal named George Floyd. 

That is the underlying tragedy of it all. The $2B in insurance claims was just the tip of the iceberg. The destroyed lives of innocent people has been completely dismissed by the whole liberal deflection to the selfiefest. They control the media so...

[Hardcore troubadour 14,934]

6 minutes ago, IGotWorms said:

Okay, take it up with Pedo Bill. I ain’t gonna defend him

Obama wasn’t too shy about pardoning murderous bombers either. 

[Herbivore 1,115]

55 minutes ago, RLLD said:

And it should be....pretending that any of the moron marching around in DC, whether this or Jan 6th, is anything at all is just clownish.....so its fun to show it to folks of course...

@Voltaire I was not confused. Ray was/is trying to make an equivalency here, and it is flat out stupid. 

[Hardcore troubadour 14,934]

31 minutes ago, Voltaire said:

Let me refrest you memory here. 2016 was a tough election for me, Trump had gotten off to a poor start with his birther nonsense and flamboyant personality. The "make Mexico pay for it" line was stupid  and later "Grab 'em by the pu$$y" was worse. I didn't like him at all.  Meanwhile, candidates I did like such as Jim Webb for the Dems or John Kasich and Rand Paul weren't getting anywhere.  I did however appreciate Trump's policy proposals and he had his moments. When he tore into Jeb! over the Iraq war, he spoke for the whole country. 

I was lukewarm on him when he won. I opposed his and GOP efforts to replace Obamacare. It really wasn't until a year and a half into office when NAFTA getting scrapped in favor of USMCA that I really warmed to Trump and when everything really clicked into gear.

Prior to Trump, I did have affinity for the Tea Party movement but I had been skeptical of them because they'd only really materialized during Clinton's presidency than after the Bushtard left office. Someone on the right making noise about deficits would have been useful while that focking fool was in office. I was like "where the fock were you guys."

I'm going to let it go and try laying off the personal insults with you like I do with HT.

That’s up to you. I won’t be making any concessions.