So how is the air out in left field E?

I don’t get why you went after Missy either, yet you didn’t say anything that has any remote connection with any of her comments in your attempt to refute her.

Then in your next post you include Republicans along with Democrats and suggest that there was an imbalance in past assassinations committed upon political figures? Obviously you are as ignorant of history as you are in the art of debate. I suggest you take a little time to think and do a reality check before you post.

And by all means be wary of sharp objects. I imagine you could severely hurt yourself if they let you handle crayons.

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@E:

I have no idea why you are directing a response to me. Kind of makes you look like a moron.

BTW, after the secret service investigated the incident at the Palin rally, it was found that no such threat “Kill him,” was made by anyone.

him, small h, he really isn’t the Messiah.

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well the track record for republicans to democrats being assasinated is horrible in this country. For example, Martin Luther king Jr, Medgar Evers, Abraham Lincoln, Malcolm X, John Kennedy, Robert Kennedy, and other unsung heroes. Anyone who has challenged the status quo regarding race and equality in this country has been shotto death, so excuse liiberals for taking serious a threat to “Kill Him” at a republican rally!

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@Missy: Yeah educated people like George Bush?LOL!
Or uneducated people like Barack Obama, (Harvard Law), Gen. Colin Powell, and Oprah winfey! That comment made you look like a moron!

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In his scold, Declan Fallon wrote:

“if we live in a United States it should be a United Condemnation of the extremists and lines drawn on what is and isn’t acceptable, not one side calling out the other. ”

Coulda, shoulda, woulda, I don’t see a condemnation by Declan Fallon of the atrocious behavior of the left mentioned in this thread, just a lecture.

DF must be sitting back and waiting for an Obama presidency, all will be well:

http://washingtontimes.com/news/2008/oct/13/the-coming-thugocracy/print/

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Declan Fallon;
It’s only because we have sincere doubts that it was actually a “Conservative wingnut” and not a Democratic protester trying to make the McCain-Palin supporters appear to have a “Lynch Mob” mentality while the media cameras are rolling. It’s been amply shown that the Lib Dems have been popping up at about every Republican rally they could find. Several of them even got into the RNC Convention in case you missed it, despite security measures. I think most of the “hard core” Conservatives who blog here would agree, it is a bit fishy. Especially considering how prior to that rally they have been putting out, “Kill Bush” both at Obama-Biden rallies and on numerous Democratic websites.

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Interesting to see no one on the conservative side acutally condemning the wingnut calls to Kill Obama, instead rattled off the offenses of the opposing wingnuts to Kill Palin. McCain should know better given the crap he had to put up with from the Bush side in 2000 – he could take the moral high ground here but has stayed quiet.

Where’s the sanity?

Disappointing and missing the point; if we live in a United States it should be a United Condemnation of the extremists and lines drawn on what is and isn’t acceptable, not one side calling out the other.

DJF

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