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Maxine waters, inciting violence?
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Originally posted by Sparko View PostI think they should impeach or recall Waters, whatever the process is to remove a congress person. She has done this in the past and shows a careless disregard for public safety with her incessant inciting of violence. All she cares about is herself and being the center of attention. I say give her the attention she deserves and kick her out of congress or arrest her.
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Originally posted by Cow Poke View Post
On the other hand, I think it's likely this will die on the vine -- everybody knows Waters is a race-baiter, and the MSM isn't going to push this. I suspect there will be a lot of angry words over this, then nothingness.
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Originally posted by Gondwanaland View Post
Oh, absolutely. Her incitement will be the reason for a future overturning (I can't see any scenario where there won't be on after this), but certainly the media will not portray it that way, they'll portray the justice system as racist for blaming a black woman in order to free a white cop.
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I think they should impeach or recall Waters, whatever the process is to remove a congress person. She has done this in the past and shows a careless disregard for public safety with her incessant inciting of violence. All she cares about is herself and being the center of attention. I say give her the attention she deserves and kick her out of congress or arrest her.
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Originally posted by Mountain Man View PostSome have suggested that Waters is going to get the blame if the verdict is eventually overturned because of her comments, but I don't think she will be. Rather, the courts will be accused of using her words as an excuse to let a white man get away with murdering a black man.
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Originally posted by Mountain Man View PostSome have suggested that Waters is going to get the blame if the verdict is eventually overturned because of her comments, but I don't think she will be. Rather, the courts will be accused of using her words as an excuse to let a white man get away with murdering a black man.
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If the judge had followed the antics of Mad Max[ine] Waters, he hardly would have been "mind-boggl[ed]" over her latest stunt. It is what she does.
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Some have suggested that Waters is going to get the blame if the verdict is eventually overturned because of her comments, but I don't think she will be. Rather, the courts will be accused of using her words as an excuse to let a white man get away with murdering a black man.
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Originally posted by Gondwanaland View Post
Welp, that's partially his own stupid fault because he repeatedly refused to sequester the jury during the trial. So if it gets a mistrail, he's partly at fault for that.
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Originally posted by Cow Poke View Post
Yeah, I thought about that after I posted.... not what I meant at all.
I mean somebody of the caliber of MLK to call for calm, while somebody from the right steps up and calls for actual reform of the system. The Republicans had proposed reforms, but the Democrats wouldn't even consider them because they weren't drastic enough.
I don't think that even the black community takes Jesse Jackson or Al Sharpton seriously anymore --- they're just race baiters. BLM has usurped the authority of the black community, and they are, indeed, terrorists, in my book.
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Originally posted by Cow Poke View PostThe Judge in the Floyd case is none too happy with Waters at all. It was even discussed as a possible reason for a mistrial.
He blasted her (and politicians) pretty harshly for butting in when they should just keep their mouths shut, and stop interfering with a co-equal branch of government.
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Originally posted by CivilDiscourse View Post
Not sure that was a great way to say that. It was pretty much a "negotiate with terrorist" type of comment.
I mean somebody of the caliber of MLK to call for calm, while somebody from the right steps up and calls for actual reform of the system. The Republicans had proposed reforms, but the Democrats wouldn't even consider them because they weren't drastic enough.
I don't think that even the black community takes Jesse Jackson or Al Sharpton seriously anymore --- they're just race baiters. BLM has usurped the authority of the black community, and they are, indeed, terrorists, in my book.
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Originally posted by Cow Poke View Post
This would have been a tremendous opportunity for both sides to get together and agree on meaningful reforms in exchange for stopping this riotous madness.
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Originally posted by rogue06 View PostPffft. Too many folks are awaiting another opportunity to get free stuff (Target and Walmart have restocked their selection of big screen TVs) and raise cain. They're gonna go out and be rowdy and destructive even if Chauvin is convicted on all counts. They'll just call it a "celebration" then.
A "mostly peaceful" celebration
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