This statement has no basis in fact.
This Trump supporter does not condone killing people I don't like, either as a group or as individuals. In fact I condemn it. And I feel confident in speaking for the vast majority (virtually all) Trump supporters on this board and everywhere.
I defy you to show me one post anywhere, anytime by a Trump supporter that condones killing innocent fellow Americans. And if you can find one, show me where any Trump supporter endorsed that poster's statements.
In a post a few days before the shooting, Bowers wrote, “Trump is a globalist, not a nationalist. There is no #MAGA as long as there is a kike infestation. #Qanon is here to get patriots that were against martial law in the 90’s to be ones begging for it now to drain muh swamp. But go ahead and keep saying you are #Winning.” In another message, Bowers wrote of Trump, “For the record, I did not vote for him nor have I owned, worn or even touched a maga hat.”
Happened yesterday. Post #58. The biggest loon Trump supporter here AKA Welch Backs claiming he "likes" the guy that sent bombs to all the Democrats over the last two days. Granted, nobody died.
http://www.therxforum.com/showthread.php?t=1121694&page=3
that's just pathetic
"Granted, nobody died."
That sir, is hugely different.
Sending fake bombs that don't and are incapable of killing anyone is an empty act of terror.
I might add that as a Trump supporter I do not condone nor support that mentally imbalanced individual, a man who has made bomb threats before seemingly without repercussion. (Which begs another question. Why is there a two tiered justice system that values some American lives more than others?)
Killing people is vastly different from scaring people. There is no moral equivalence here.
That sir, is hugely different.
Sending fake bombs that don't and are incapable of killing anyone is an empty act of terror.
I might add that as a Trump supporter I do not condone nor support that mentally imbalanced individual, a man who has made bomb threats before seemingly without repercussion. (Which begs another question. Why is there a two tiered justice system that values some American lives more than others?)
Killing people is vastly different from scaring people. There is no moral equivalence here.
OK, now thank you
