Philadelphia's Republican City Commissioner said his office is receiving death threats

Nah, now your projecting because you realize how ridiculous your statement was.

But, you go ahead and feel free to source where I said any of those things were acceptable.

 

I’ll do that after you point out me saying one was worse or better

 

All I said was that they were cowards, hunkered down in their basements with their guns. Why did you jump to the conclusion that I meant Republicans?

 

don't remember any riots in 2016 when millions more voted for Hillary either, don't remember dems making death threats against people counting votes either

 

the reality is, just like with rioters and looters, people making death threats if caught need to be charged

and if found guilty of a felony, guess they lose their Second Amendment privilege

 

if Biden wins then didn't God pick Biden?

"Donald Trump’s Faith Advisor Leads Viral Sermon After Election Day"




"Televangelist Kenneth Copeland's Hilarious Laughs at Media Declaring Joe Biden as President-Elect"

 

Greatly unbalanced by extreme partisan deeds and policies.

Only for the rich. Try looking over homes for sale on Zillow and see about 1/3 of them are pre-foreclosure because people have been unemployed by COVID that your braindead hero refused to address properly. Look at the homeless rate. And you sit there and pretend the economy is good because Fox said so.

Kids taken from parents with no possible way to get them back to them. Racist and evil ethnic attacks on non-whites by your orange hero who is following the script followed by all dictator wannabees. And you celebrate it.

If you include those who have run out of unemployment benefits, and those are so frustrated that they have stopped looking for work, the unemployment rate is around 20% and minorities have been hit the hardest in spite of your bogus sources.

THE FACTS: The joblessness figures in Friday's report did not improve uniformly across racial and ethnic groups.
The unemployment rate did decline last month for white workers, to 12.4% from 14.2% in April, as well as for Latinos, to 17.6% from 18.9%.
But joblessness actually rose slightly for African American workers, to 16.8% from 16.7%. For Asian Americans, it increased to 15% from 14.5%.

And this.

 

Are they rioting? Looting? Burning buildings or cars? Has anyone been killed in the riots? Is this a joke?

I'll condemn these people when you finally develop the courage to do the same with BLM and Antifa.

 

That is assuming God controls everything which would mean we have no free will which is not what He tells us.

 

funny how that works, Republican wins and Presidents are picked by God, democrat wins, and they realize there is no God doing the picking

 

I don’t pretend to know the future but I can look at what is being said in various circles. I don’t think there will be riots — Republicans typically have specific targets where as Democrats just kind of hit what is near.

Democrats who are having a tantrum prefer property damage, Republicans who are having a tantrum prefer personal harm

 

Wow, these people are off the deep end. Scary. Especially because they have an audience.

 

So, Trump wasn't the chosen one? Interesting.....

 

Never said he was.

 

I imagine God thinks "Maybe that Ark thing wasn't such a great idea after all.".....

 

Trump: "I am the chosen one." So, you are saying that he is not?

 

Well the people chose him so he would be correct.

 

Not this time.

 

True, that would make Biden the chosen one then.

 

Whites don’t riot; they mass-shoot, and I think a couple of them already got caught out there.

Wait for it, though.

 

You should dislike it because he has falsely convinced you we have an "excellent economy" when in fact we are going into a great depression.

U.S. GDP was down 31.4 percent during the second quarter of 2020, and that was a drop without parallel in all of U.S. history.
In fact, that decline was more than three times as large as the previous record.

The following are 15 signs that America’s economic depression is accelerating as we head toward the holiday season…

1. All 546 Regal Cinema theaters in the United States are being shut down, and right now there is no timetable for reopening them.
2. It is being reported that AMC Entertainment (the largest movie theater chain in the U.S.) will “run out of liquidity” in 6 months.
3. Over the weekend, I was told by someone that works in the industry that he expects most movie theaters in the country to eventually close down permanently because of this pandemic.
4. The average rent on a one bedroom apartment in San Francisco is 20.3 percent lower than it was one year ago.
5. During the 3rd quarter, the number of vehicles delivered by General Motors was down about 10 percent from a year ago.
6. It is being reported that Anheuser-Busch will be laying off 400 employees in Loveland, Denver, Littleton and Colorado Springs.
7. Allstate has just announced that they will be laying off 3,800 workers.
8. JCPenney says that it will be cutting approximately 15,000 jobs as we approach the holiday shopping season.
9. At least one-fourth of the 28,000 layoffs that Disney will be conducting will happen in Florida.
10. Collectively, American Airlines and United Airlines let 32,000 employees go last week.
11. On Thursday, we learned that another 787,000 Americans filed new claims for unemployment benefits during the previous week.
12. Overall, more than 60 million Americans have filed new claims for unemployment benefits so far in 2020. That number is far higher than anything we have ever seen before in all of U.S. history.
13. Retail store closings in the United States continue to surge along at a pace that is absolutely unprecedented.
14. Bankruptcy filings in New York City have risen 40 percent so far in 2020.
15. This number is hard to believe, but it is being reported that almost 90 percent of New York City bar and restaurant owners couldn’t pay their full rent for the month of August.

Nicholas A. Bloom, a professor of economics (by courtesy) at Stanford Graduate School of Business and a senior fellow at the Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research, who has spent years tracking “uncertainty shocks,” isn’t so optimistic.

Not only will this downturn be worse than what followed the financial crisis of 2008, he says, it could rival the Great Depression.

“People may end up calling this the Greater Depression,” Bloom says. “I think the drop will be comparable to the Depression. The only question is about the rate of recovery.”

https://www.fastcompany.com/9048680...epression-was-great-this-one-might-be-greater

But you just don't you be worried. Remain asleep and I'm sure you will be spared all harm.

 

Wow kinda like we got hit by a virus or something

 

You don’t like Whites? I have just a place for you to consider - Zuid Afrika. I heard, they don’t like Whites, too.

 

Ha ha ha, right on!

 

Exactly, so we should oppose the false idea that the economy is doing "great". It isn't.