It's not Republicans who have a 'civility' problem Every major city in the United States saw its stores and office buildings boarded up in anticipation of liberals rioting in mass about President Trump's potential reelection. That didn't happen, so, instead, we're seeing some Trump supporters badgering state-level officials about voter fraud.
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© Provided by Washington Examiner Purely in terms of safety and peace, our current reality is better than what could have happened, which is to say, the destruction of public monuments and private property at the hands of enraged Democratic voters. And yet, the New York Times's liberal Michelle Goldberg wrote Monday, in earnest, that civility is a problem for Republicans."It’s pretty routine for Trumpists to threaten and intimidate people," Goldberg said, apparently unaware that just last week a man was accused by a South Carolina state prosecutor of attempting to fire a gun at a group of Trump supporters, which is allegedly captured by a witness video recording. (Then again, her own paper hasn't published a single word about the incident, which happened back in August, so perhaps she can be forgiven.)
The entire summer was three months of hell and not just because of the pandemic. Black Lives Matter rioters started bonfires, attacked police, and harassed random pedestrians dining outdoors. Those were not Republicans. Those were not Trump supporters. Those were liberals, Democrats, and leftists.
BLM leaders were in talks with Joe Biden's campaign. Not Trump's.
But aren't you mad that Trump is attacking Georgia's state lawmakers on Twitter?! It's incitement!
No, not really. That's, at least, a political dispute. With liberals, it's not a dispute. It's not an argument. It's a physical confrontation.
Goldberg's piece asks, "What’s worse: making Sarah Sanders leave a restaurant, or terrorizing election officials?" I have a different question. What's worse: protesting an election result or firing bullets at a group of voters?
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Original Author: Eddie Scarry
Original Location: It's not Republicans who have a 'civility' problem
As per usual SOP - DPST's point the finger at Conservatives for their own behavior.
ask the victims of DPST led riots in Seattle, Minneapolis, la, Portland NY, and many other venues of opportunity for the racist,marxist DPST hypocrites!
