k*******n
发帖数: 122 | 1 By Lauren Underwood
Okay, so I'm going to go ahead and share my experience at Donald Trump's
rally in Warren, MI today. We'll start with why I went. I am a firm believer
in being educated on ALL candidates, not just the one you're rooting for,
so Stephanie and I decided to attend. If you know me, it's no surprise that
I am not a fan of Trump due to his racist, misogynist, and popularity-
searching "campaign". But I try to keep an open mind, understanding that
people have different views and everyone is entitled to their own. I wore a
shirt bashing Trump, and Stephanie wore a pro-Bernie Sanders baseball hat.
We had no intentions of causing a scene, starting any fights, or even
speaking negatively towards any Trump-supporters. We stood in the crowd with
everyone else, even made small talk with a few different people, asking
back and forth about each other's views. A women supporting Trump even
complimented our hat and shirt. This is not a post to bash all Trump-
supporters. Most of the people we spoke to were very kind to us, as we were
to them. Trump came out and started his speech. As hard as it was, we
ignored the screams and chants of building walls and exporting citizens. We
stood quietly and listened to the man speak. Every 15 or so minutes, a scene
would happen where the crowd would yell about protestors and Trump would
scream, "Get them out, send them out of here!" and the crowd would scream "
USA, USA, USA" until the attendees who were asked to leave were escorted out
. So, about 45 minutes to an hour into his speech, a group of teenage boys (
who had been harassing us the entire time while we ignored their comments)
screamed and pointed at us, yelling for us to be kicked out. At first we
laughed it off, of course we couldn't be kicked out, we were just standing
here silently. Wrong. A secret service member and a police officer were
there within the minute, grabbed Stephanie and I by our arms, and started to
lead us out. One of the Trump supporters we were chatting with even stood
up for us, explaining that we weren't doing anything and weren't being
disruptive. By now the crowd was chanting their USA run and a large portion
was also booing us out. The walk through the crowd was very upsetting, being
screamed at and filmed, even one man said "Go to China if you like
communism so much!" (Communism?? Don't you mean democratic socialism??). But
also, along the walk out, some attendees would high five us or shake our
hands, and thank us for coming and supporting Bernie. It felt weird to be
thanked, due to us not doing anything besides standing quietly. As the two
men walked us out, one explained that if we returned we would be arrested.
Stephanie quickly asked why that was. The man replied with "They don't want
you here," to which she said "Isn't it a constitutional right to silently
protest?" The officer replied "Not here." The rude remarks and yells didn't
stop at the door, for Trump-supporters who didn't get in greeted us with
just as much hatred. The walk back to my truck even included a man yelling
from his car about how this was for Trump people and that we didn't belong
here and shouldn't have come. This kind of hatred is what is ruining this
country. To think that my right to protest was taken from me AT A RALLY,
scares the hell out of me for if Trump actually became president and got
that power. What else would he take away from us if he can't even stand two
teenage girls standing silently at a FREE, PUBLIC, OPEN-TO-EVERYONE event?
If you're thinking of voting Trump this year, please rethink your stance.
This much hate belongs nowhere near the presidency. | p**y
发帖数: 95 | 2 you are expecting this happens at the very beginning, so what surprised you
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to be fair, have u been in cliton's rally, or cruz's rally, or whoever else'
s rally wearing a bashing slogan? if so, ur post here may be worthwhile,
especially if u are treated well there. otherwise, u are just whining for
nothing.
believer
that
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【在 k*******n 的大作中提到】
: By Lauren Underwood
: Okay, so I'm going to go ahead and share my experience at Donald Trump's
: rally in Warren, MI today. We'll start with why I went. I am a firm believer
: in being educated on ALL candidates, not just the one you're rooting for,
: so Stephanie and I decided to attend. If you know me, it's no surprise that
: I am not a fan of Trump due to his racist, misogynist, and popularity-
: searching "campaign". But I try to keep an open mind, understanding that
: people have different views and everyone is entitled to their own. I wore a
: shirt bashing Trump, and Stephanie wore a pro-Bernie Sanders baseball hat.
: We had no intentions of causing a scene, starting any fights, or even
| h***1
发帖数: 2263 | 3 有点冤，但这冤是自找的。
比如有人在杀人，你非要穿跟杀人犯一样的衣服，
拿把刀在现场走过去走过来的，你希望警察是啥反应？
左B脑子里最大的毛病就是把一切都理想化了，以为他们
希望这个世界是什么样实际上就应该是什么样。
在同样的条件下，用同样的方式，去Sanders的Rally, 结果可能也差不多。
believer
that
a
【在 k*******n 的大作中提到】
: By Lauren Underwood
: Okay, so I'm going to go ahead and share my experience at Donald Trump's
: rally in Warren, MI today. We'll start with why I went. I am a firm believer
: in being educated on ALL candidates, not just the one you're rooting for,
: so Stephanie and I decided to attend. If you know me, it's no surprise that
: I am not a fan of Trump due to his racist, misogynist, and popularity-
: searching "campaign". But I try to keep an open mind, understanding that
: people have different views and everyone is entitled to their own. I wore a
: shirt bashing Trump, and Stephanie wore a pro-Bernie Sanders baseball hat.
: We had no intentions of causing a scene, starting any fights, or even
| p**j
发帖数: 7063 | 4 岂止如此，他们要的是超级权力，他们可以抗议，打砸抢，记者连站在旁边拍照的权力
都没有。
【在 h***1 的大作中提到】
: 有点冤，但这冤是自找的。
: 比如有人在杀人，你非要穿跟杀人犯一样的衣服，
: 拿把刀在现场走过去走过来的，你希望警察是啥反应？
: 左B脑子里最大的毛病就是把一切都理想化了，以为他们
: 希望这个世界是什么样实际上就应该是什么样。
: 在同样的条件下，用同样的方式，去Sanders的Rally, 结果可能也差不多。
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