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Re: POTUS 45.21 STAND for our great National Anthem
When you use bigotry to oppose the bigotry is where the issue lies. It's entirely possible to do it peacefully, which I'm fairly certain all of us are for. When you're whistling into a microphone or covering a camera with a sign so a journalist covering your event can't do his/her job, that's when the bigotry comes around, and is exactly what happens at Antifa events. Infowars may be popular yet be seen as controversial, and they might challenge your points with questions, but they're giving you something that many other outlets won't give: a chance to redress your grievances and what you actually want.
This is one of the reasons I respect the OWS person that demanded a salary floor of $15/hr and ceiling at $90/hr: The person actually knew what was wanted, and voiced it. I had some challenges to it, so I asked the questions in a forum because I didn't know the person directly. That's how you actually make progress. People might not like Trump for tweeting, but he actually follows through on what he tweets, even if he has a discussion and finds that what he suggests might not be the best idea. You want to challenge his ideas? Let's hear what about it doesn't work, and maybe we can actually get somewhere.
Opposition to bigotry is not bigotry. This lame attempt at the tu quoque fallacy, is literally one of the oldest go-tos in the right wing playbook.
When you use bigotry to oppose the bigotry is where the issue lies. It's entirely possible to do it peacefully, which I'm fairly certain all of us are for. When you're whistling into a microphone or covering a camera with a sign so a journalist covering your event can't do his/her job, that's when the bigotry comes around, and is exactly what happens at Antifa events. Infowars may be popular yet be seen as controversial, and they might challenge your points with questions, but they're giving you something that many other outlets won't give: a chance to redress your grievances and what you actually want.
This is one of the reasons I respect the OWS person that demanded a salary floor of $15/hr and ceiling at $90/hr: The person actually knew what was wanted, and voiced it. I had some challenges to it, so I asked the questions in a forum because I didn't know the person directly. That's how you actually make progress. People might not like Trump for tweeting, but he actually follows through on what he tweets, even if he has a discussion and finds that what he suggests might not be the best idea. You want to challenge his ideas? Let's hear what about it doesn't work, and maybe we can actually get somewhere.