Rand Paul, intolerant loser

[clyde]

Ralphy...Riot's rear view mirror.



She sees what she wants to see,whether anything's closer to her than anything appears to be...or not.

It's perfectly o.k. to stick a sign in a moving car.

So politically correct it hurts.

[geeker2]

Originally Posted by Coach Pants

It's perfectly o.k. to stick a sign in a moving car.

So politically correct it hurts.

Ror !!

(and a Ror for you too Clydee Poo)

[Antitrust32]

Originally Posted by clyde

Ralphy...Riot's rear view mirror.



She sees what she wants to see,whether anything's closer to her than anything appears to be...or not.

[Crown@club]

Let me get this straight. I can get away with shoving a sign in a window of a moving vehicle with a passenger sitting at that window?

[dellinger63]

Originally Posted by Crown@club

Let me get this straight. I can get away with shoving a sign in a window of a moving vehicle with a passenger sitting at that window?

only if RIOT approves the content of the sign

Tuesday is going to be the bestest Tuesday evar!

[Riot]

Originally Posted by Crown@club

Let me get this straight. I can get away with shoving a sign in a window of a moving vehicle with a passenger sitting at that window?

She didn't. The suits in charge of that rushed her and pushed her back. Threat gone. The two Lexington cops were standing next to Paul. No, it's not against the law to shove a sign in the car window - she didn't even touch the candidate. Please, that happens daily in politics, with paparazzi, sports figures, etc.

The problem comes when after that, Bubba and his friends then took up the chase, chased her around the car, took her down, and stomped on her.

She'd been to other Rand Paul rallies. Bubba and friends knew her, and said they asked the Lexington cops to get her out of there. Cops said no. Why? Because having different political views is legal. Being an obnoxious MoveOn.org person is legal (as legal as being an obnoxious Tea Party person). Assault is not legal.

That's why there are assault charges and civil suits going again Bubba and friends, and not at the MoveOn.org person.

[Antitrust32]

Originally Posted by Riot

That's why there are assault charges and civil suits going again Bubba and friends, and not at the MoveOn.org person.

Pushing someone to the ground shound amount to 3 months probation and 50 hours of community service.

If the crazy bitc.h sues the men.. then she loses all credibility. She got pushed to the freaking ground! and a guy held her down on the ground with his foot on her shoulder! the men were idiots, and if I were a straight Kentuckian.. I sure wouldnt want to date a man who would push a chick to the ground. but doggonit, people are acting like she was shot 16 times, tied to the back of Rand Paul's car, and drug through the streets.

[Riot]

I sure wouldnt want to date a man who would push a chick to the ground. but doggonit, people are acting like she was shot 16 times, tied to the back of Rand Paul's car, and drug through the streets.

I say men that would attack a women, as a group, while they are right next to police officers - including that excuse for a man who walked up and stomped on her once she was already laying on the ground in a fetal position completely passively (and now wants an apology from her )- because they didn't like her politics (or sex, or skin color, or religion, or sexual orientation) is definitely the start of that hate crime slope.

You either tolerate and forgive intolerance and hate, or you do not. Everyone draws their "tolerance" line where they want. People here have shown where theirs is.

Typical democrat wanting to pile on the charges. A hate crime?

GTFO

[Antitrust32]

Originally Posted by Riot

I say men that would attack a women, as a group, while they are right next to police officers - including that excuse for a man who walked up and stomped on her once she was already laying on the ground in a fetal position completely passively (and now wants an apology from her )- because they didn't like her politics (or sex, or skin color, or religion, or sexual orientation) is definitely the start of that hate crime slope.

You either tolerate and forgive intolerance and hate, or you do not. Everyone draws their "tolerance" line where they want. People here have shown where theirs is.

not everything is black and white.

How many times do I have to say that the Rand Paul guys were dumbasses and sorry excuses for men?

But there would have been no story at all.. no chasing.. no getting pushed to the ground, if she wasnt crazy and ran around the people standing infront of her and ran at Rand Pauls car & infront of his car, etc. She instigated a group of morons with her own moronic behavior. Two morons dont make a right.

I had a friend who was called a "nigg.." by some punk kid so my friend hit him. My friend happened to be a very strong college football players and broke the punks face in 4 places with one punch. My friend got charged with assault. But was the punk kid not a moron who instigated the situation?

You cant always do and say things and expect no retaliation.

[Crown@club]

[quote=Riot;712627]She didn't. The suits in charge of that rushed her and pushed her back. Threat gone. The two Lexington cops were standing next to Paul. No, it's not against the law to shove a sign in the car window - she didn't even touch the candidate. Please, that happens daily in politics, with paparazzi, sports figures, etc.
QUOTE]

Sure it is when the passenger thinks he/she may be attacked. They may take it as an assault.

....and that sign made it inside the window of the vehicle not just once, but twice.