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RE: Democrats express safety concerns after protests - 3/26/2010 2:20:38 PM

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You mean like the accusations the other claiming that Repubs were encouraging this behavior, and as a certain Dem Congressman claimed "aiding and abetting".

I would claim that too.

I already gave you Boehner's quote of the "Armageddon" the health bill would cause and I can give you numerous other incendiary quotes by Republicans that have fueled this.

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The Cantor incident occured Monday, and even you hadn't heard a thing about it until I posted in the other thread about it.

Yes, while my goal in life is to spend everyday on the internet or watching CNN and Fox, on occasion I have to do things in the real world.

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RE: Democrats express safety concerns after protests - 3/26/2010 2:33:28 PM

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ORIGINAL: rulemylife

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ORIGINAL: Thadius

You mean like the accusations the other claiming that Repubs were encouraging this behavior, and as a certain Dem Congressman claimed "aiding and abetting".

I would claim that too.

I already gave you Boehner's quote of the "Armageddon" the health bill would cause and I can give you numerous other incendiary quotes by Republicans that have fueled this.

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The Cantor incident occured Monday, and even you hadn't heard a thing about it until I posted in the other thread about it.

Yes, while my goal in life is to spend everyday on the internet or watching CNN and Fox, on occasion I have to do things in the real world.

Hmmm... how about the threats agains Stupak when he was opposed to this bill? Or the wonderful crocodile tears that Speaker Pelosi was able to summon last year when she setup the premise for these accusations? It is also a great tool to use to take the attention away from the actual peaceful opposition to the now law.

Perhaps, it was more of a not wanting to give the at that time suspected violent act any publicity, so there wouldn't be any copycats.

I could give you numerous inflammatory remarks from Dems that have fanned this as well. Screw the back and forth on it, all of the threats and violence and vandalism is wrong regardless of who it was against or who did it.

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RE: Democrats express safety concerns after protests - 3/26/2010 2:53:49 PM

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Hmmmm.....it seems Cantor may have been a bit over dramatic in his version of his windowing being shot out

" House Minority Leader Eric Cantor (R-VA) revealed moments ago that his Richmond, VA office was shot at, becoming one of the first Republicans to acknowledge being a victim of the harassment that has mostly targeted Democrats. “Just recently, I have been directly threatened,” he said. “A bullet was shot through the window of my campaign office in Richmond this week,"

The police filed this about the gun shot
Richmond Police Investigate Cantor Building Vandalism The Richmond Police Department is investigating an act of vandalism at the Reagan Building, 25 E. Main St., Richmond, Virginia. A first floor window was struck by a bullet at approximately 1 a.m. on Tuesday, March 23. The building, which has several tenants including an office used by Congressman Eric Cantor, was unoccupied at the time.

A Richmond Police detective was assigned to the case. A preliminary investigation shows that a bullet was fired into the air and struck the window in a downward direction, landing on the floor about a foot from the window. The round struck with enough force to break the windowpane but did not penetrate the window blinds. There was no other damage to the room, which is used occasionally for meetings by the congressman.

The Richmond Police Department is sharing information about the incident with appropriate law enforcement agencies.

At this time there are no suspects. Posted by RPD at 12:21 PM

So there is no evidence that the bullet was intended to hit his office, just some asshole firing up into the air. don't people realize that they have to land somewhere when you shoot a bullet into the air

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RE: Democrats express safety concerns after protests - 3/26/2010 6:15:57 PM

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"The central fact of the health-care bill is this, and we find it tyrannical and unconstitutional on its face," Vanderboegh said. "The federal government now demands all Americans to pay and play in this system, and if we refuse, we will be fined, and if we refuse to pay the fine, they will come to arrest us, and if we resist arrest . . . then we will be killed...."

Yes, but not missed. The gene pool will be better off without you, you stupid fuck.

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