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"Civility" on the march in Wisconsin

Both seem accurate...
 
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cpwill said:
apparently those peaceful protesters left about $7+ million in damages. whereas those violent, racist, angry tea partiers.... pick up their own trash.



what? that's about as clear as an example of the abusive use of adjectives to create a slant as any i've ever seen.
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So, Who Is Cleaning Up the Wisconsin Capitol After Union Protests? | The Blaze

The protesters may be out, but the garbage left behind most definitely is not.
Cleanup cost estimates range from $347,500 to $7,500,000, depending on who you ask.
So, who is going to take out the trash?
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Tea party supporters have taken to Facebook to organize an event called “It’s Time to Take Out the Trash!”:
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;)
 
Catawba said:
As it turns out the union guy was acting in self defense!

http://www.debatepolitics.com/breaking-news-non-msm/155099-union-protester-punched-fox-news-comedian-steven-crowder-acting-self-d.html#post1061592911
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Catawba, I'll post this here as well as on the other thread. I don't see it. I see the guy getting up off the ground, but I sure don't see the newsman push him down. I'm not sure what this proves -- except maybe that "the state" got their panties in a bunch because they were shown an edited version.
 
MaggieD said:
Catawba, I'll post this here as well as on the other thread. I don't see it. I see the guy getting up off the ground, but I sure don't see the newsman push him down. I'm not sure what this proves -- except maybe that "the state" got their panties in a bunch because they were shown an edited version.
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"Dunnings's decision was based on the state police's investigation, which reviewed both the edited and unedited versions of the video."
 
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