Obama is dividing Americans, is he now inciting violence ???

[J P Sousa]

Obama is divisive not only along economic lines but also along racial lines. Is Obama responsible for "pushing" some supporters to the point of violence ?

The primitives do not need any "pushing" ordinarily, but Obama's rhetoric has been particularly offensive to me and many other hard working Americans and I believe he has gone too far.

Some of obama's supporters are going over the line starting with the democrat party, Joe Biteme, the press and their outrageous charges that  Romney lied in the debates. Now it is happening in the neighborhoods.

http://radio.foxnews.com/toddstarnes/top-stories/elderly-couple-face-vandalism-molotov-cocktail-over-romney-sign.html

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An elderly California couple has been subjected to violent threats, vandalism and a fake Molotov cocktail because they erected a pro-Mitt Romney sign on their front yard. 

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Is this the America Obama envisions for all of us ?
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[Freeper]

No it's not the America he envisions, the America he envisions is where he would be running unopposed and Romney would be in jail.

 

[Bad Dog]

No it's not the America he envisions, the America he envisions is where he would be running unopposed and Romney would be in jail.

 

I suspect several of us would be.

[Evil_Conservative]

There will be a lot of violence when Obama is voted out next month.  What's happening now is nothing compared to what kind of riots will happen in our streets.

[Big Dog]

There will be a lot of violence when Obama is voted out next month.  What's happening now is nothing compared to what kind of riots will happen in our streets.

I live pretty far out where the tall grass grows. Pro-Obama violence will be something I read about.

Those of you in the cities, be careful.

[Jasonw560]

I think the protests will be quashed by the people pretty quickly in places like here in TX and AZ.

Which reminds me, I need to get some HD 12 gauge rounds this weekend.

[thundley4]

I think the protests will be quashed by the people pretty quickly in places like here in TX and AZ.

Which reminds me, I need to get some HD 12 gauge rounds this weekend.

They'll be stopped pretty quickly here in Illinois, too.  At least outside of Crook County and farther downstate. A lot of people are hunters in  Illinois and know how to protect themselves.

[Jasonw560]

They'll be stopped pretty quickly here in Illinois, too.  At least outside of Crook County and farther downstate. A lot of people are hunters in  Illinois and know how to protect themselves.

Good practice for the Zombie Apocolypse, too.

[Evil_Conservative]

I live pretty far out where the tall grass grows. Pro-Obama violence will be something I read about.

Those of you in the cities, be careful.

We have guns... and live far out in the suburbs, in the very back of the subdivision.  Some other neighbor will get to the rioters first, if they ever make it this far.

[RobJohnson]

I live pretty far out where the tall grass grows. Pro-Obama violence will be something I read about.

Those of you in the cities, be careful.

They are finally taking down the Ron Paul signs in my town and putting up Romeny signs.


I have not seen one Obama sign.

[IassaFTots]

I planned vacation the rest of the week, after election day.   Either way it goes, I anticipate some neighborhoods I drive through to get to work might be a little, uh, touched. 

[thundley4]

Obama has been inciting violence using class warfare for years.  The video is from a speech on MLK day 2002.

[youtube=425,350]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JuzwIsNrXgQ&[/youtube]

Transcript:

The philosophy of nonviolence only makes sense if the powerful can be made to recognize themselves in the powerless. It only makes sense if the powerless can be made to recognize themselves in the powerful. You know, the principle of empathy gives broader meaning, by the way, to Dr. King’s philosophy of nonviolence. I don’t know if you’ve noticed, but rich people are all for nonviolence. Why wouldn’t they be? They’ve got what they want. They want to make sure people don’t take their stuff. But the principle of empathy recognizes that there are more subtle forms of violence to which we are answerable. The spirit of empathy condemns not only the use of firehoses and attack dogs to keep people down but also accountants and tax loopholes to keep people down. I’m not saying that what Enron executives did to their employees is the moral equivalent of what Bull Connor did to black folks, but I’ll tell you what, the employees at Enron feel violated. When a company town sees its plant closing because some distant executives made some decision despite the wage concessions, despite the tax breaks, and they see their entire economy collapsing, they feel violence . . .

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