Red Mosquito

Rangi Guy wrote:Has Trump said anything to condem the cops actions at all?

verb_to_trust wrote:Where Josh? His God King is pissing all over his front porch. Shouldn't he have something to say about all this?

Rob wrote:

Iholdthepain wrote:Cool... Thanks.

Then I'll just assume Macphisto is the asshole here.

There are no assholes here. Asshole comments happen, but no (regular) assholes.

PHATJ wrote:

Rangi Guy wrote:Has Trump said anything to condem the cops actions at all?

He condemned them yesterday.

PHATJ wrote:

Rangi Guy wrote:Has Trump said anything to condem the cops actions at all?

He condemned them yesterday.

96583UP wrote:i wonder if any whites will get fired up and join the riot thinking they are helping the blacks but then just get beaten up

knee tunes wrote:he condemned them yesterday

Superblood Wolfmoon wrote:

PHATJ wrote:

Rangi Guy wrote:Has Trump said anything to condem the cops actions at all?

He condemned them yesterday.

See but he didn’t. He didn’t say “I condemn the actions of those men.” What he said was more like “I saw it, and I tell you, I didn’t like what I saw. It didn’t liook good.” If only he was as outraged as he was by NFL players taking a knee. Remember those “sons of bitches?”

Rangi Guy wrote:

Superblood Wolfmoon wrote:

PHATJ wrote:

Rangi Guy wrote:Has Trump said anything to condem the cops actions at all?

He condemned them yesterday.

See but he didn’t. He didn’t say “I condemn the actions of those men.” What he said was more like “I saw it, and I tell you, I didn’t like what I saw. It didn’t liook good.” If only he was as outraged as he was by NFL players taking a knee. Remember those “sons of bitches?”

Yeah. I decided to hunt down what he said, and if that was condemnation, it was very vanilla

'I feel very, very badly,' Trump said Thursday of George Floyd's death while handcuffed and in the custody of police in Minneapolis. 'That's a very shocking sight.'

Once more likely to hew to the 'blue lives matter' mantra, Trump and his allies are questioning an officer's conduct and calling for justice for Floyd.

Trump and his allies have been even clearer on the death of Floyd, who can be heard in a tape pleading that he could't breathe before he slowly stops talking and moving.

Trump 'was very upset when he saw that video,' White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany said Thursday. 'It was egregious, appalling, tragic,' she said. 'He wants justice to be served.'

Trump's conservative allies also rallied to the cause.

Fox News host Sean Hannity made clear that he is 'a big supporter of law enforcement,' but expressed outrage Wednesday night, telling his audience that, 'The lack of training here is breathtaking.

'It defies common sense. It defies training. It defies arrest policies and procedures. There was no resistance,' echoed Bernie Kerik, the former New York police commissioner earlier pardoned by Trump.

'We got to get to the very bottom of how this poor individual was treated, and the death of him on the video itself is shocking from what I saw,' said Republican House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy.

Even conservative radio host Rush Limbaugh, who once called Black Lives Matter a 'terrorist group,' said Thursday that Floyd's death was totally 'unjustified' and he was 'so mad.'

PHATJ wrote:

verb_to_trust wrote:Where Josh? His God King is pissing all over his front porch. Shouldn't he have something to say about all this?

You are astonishingly immature and moronic, verb. You really aren’t a good person.

PHATJ wrote:

'I feel very, very badly,' Trump said Thursday of George Floyd's death while handcuffed and in the custody of police in Minneapolis. 'That's a very shocking sight.'

Once more likely to hew to the 'blue lives matter' mantra, Trump and his allies are questioning an officer's conduct and calling for justice for Floyd.

Trump and his allies have been even clearer on the death of Floyd, who can be heard in a tape pleading that he could't breathe before he slowly stops talking and moving.

Trump 'was very upset when he saw that video,' White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany said Thursday. 'It was egregious, appalling, tragic,' she said. 'He wants justice to be served.'

PHATJ wrote:

Trump's conservative allies also rallied to the cause.

Fox News host Sean Hannity made clear that he is 'a big supporter of law enforcement,' but expressed outrage Wednesday night, telling his audience that, 'The lack of training here is breathtaking.

'It defies common sense. It defies training. It defies arrest policies and procedures. There was no resistance,' echoed Bernie Kerik, the former New York police commissioner earlier pardoned by Trump.

'We got to get to the very bottom of how this poor individual was treated, and the death of him on the video itself is shocking from what I saw,' said Republican House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy.

Even conservative radio host Rush Limbaugh, who once called Black Lives Matter a 'terrorist group,' said Thursday that Floyd's death was totally 'unjustified' and he was 'so mad.'