- Joined
- Jul 27, 2010
- Messages
- 37,412
- Reaction score
- 13,542
- Gender
- Female
- Political Leaning
- Other
I think it’s funny how you moved the cite of intimidation from streets and into restaurants, as if feeling intimidated in a restaurant is more outrageous. As a woman, you wouldn’t believe how uncomfortable and scary it can be on public streets. Charlottesville occurred on the streets and in private areas like on the property of black churches and synagogues. Armed minorities didn’t show up to blast them all away. They showed up in the Capitol building, and again, they weren’t shot and killed. This is absurd that you’re arguing a black man opening and carrying a gun in a restaurant deserves to be killed for yelling.I would not condone them either , if they were getting into the faces of citizens in private places such as restaurants, etc... . angry public protest is one thing, but intruding upon people's lives is another
Again, right wingers made it legal to open carry. It’s not illegal to display a firearm. It’s not illegal to yell and display anger in a restaurant. For once you realize seeing people open carry and protesting is intimidating. The law is absurd, but we have been dealing with the absurd law and screaming armed white people for years, and as of today you’re suddenly saying a black guy probably deserves to die for open carrying and yelling in a restaurant. Do I feel sorry for you or for your feelings? No. Conservatives have defended these laws and this behavior most of my life. If you’re going to defend right wing militias and neo Nazis for angerily displaying guns and intimidating black and brown people, then I expect you to do it when it’s a black person yelling at a white man.