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so an "idea" is beating people up and burning down buildings. swell.and that's when Biden made the idiotic comment about Antifa being more of an idea than an organization.
so an "idea" is beating people up and burning down buildings. swell.and that's when Biden made the idiotic comment about Antifa being more of an idea than an organization.
I have to say, Trumps last comment is strange.
Why would he say "Proud Boys, stand back and stand by...."?
That is you putting words in his mouth.This has been overly scrutinized by leftists trying find a gotcha on Trump.
He's not saying anything different than conservatives have been saying for months now.
Citizens enter into covenants with their government.
One of which is that the government will through taxes keep people safe (police, national guard, etc.) so that citizens don't feel the need to constantly defend their life, liberty and property as if it was the wild west.
When that breaks down, when the covenant is broken, a citizen has two choices. Be a victim, or defend your life, liberty and property.
So when the government lets rioting and looting persist without honoring its end of the covenant...as Trump said at the end of that quote, eventually somebody has to do something.
It seems to be more a point about the left wanting people to just bend over and take it, which is anathema to the purpose of government.
In other words, Trump is endorsing defending yourself (and each other, which is an important point), as he should.
That is you putting words in his mouth.
If he were that articulate, I might agree.
But he is playing a game right now.
It's past time we need to defund NPR, it's ridiculous our tax dollars are behind this
If he did, he didn't press him on it. I don't remember him asking him about it. I'm pretty sure Trump did, though, and that's when Biden made the idiotic comment about Antifa being more of an idea than an organization.
This has been overly scrutinized by leftists trying find a gotcha on Trump.
He's not saying anything different than conservatives have been saying for months now.
Citizens enter into covenants with their government.
One of which is that the government will through taxes keep people safe (police, national guard, etc.) so that citizens don't feel the need to constantly defend their life, liberty and property as if it was the wild west.
When that breaks down, when the covenant is broken, a citizen has two choices. Be a victim, or defend your life, liberty and property.
So when the government lets rioting and looting persist without honoring its end of the covenant...as Trump said at the end of that quote, eventually somebody has to do something.
It seems to be more a point about the left wanting people to just bend over and take it, which is anathema to the purpose of government.
In other words, Trump is endorsing defending yourself (and each other, which is an important point), as he should.
I have to say, Trumps last comment is strange.
Why would he say "Proud Boys, stand back and stand by...."?
I think he misspoke in an attempt to repeat what Wallace was saying, to tell them to stand down. In context that’s the only sentiment that makes sense.
I think so too, this clip in the link you posted makes that point as well
Guess what the media ticker read this morning about his remarks.You're exactly right, I was projecting my own thoughts.
Luckily, he clarified what he meant which was a better and simpler explanation than what i offered.
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Trump Addresses Proud Boys Controversy; Calls on Biden to Condemn Antifa | The Gateway Pundit | by Kristinn Taylor
President Trump addressed the controversy over his comment on the the Proud Boys made up by the media at Tuesday night's debate with former Vice President Joe Biden in Cleveland, Ohio.www.thegatewaypundit.com