Does the Left Take Any Responsibility for the Assassination Attempts on Trump?

[blü 2]

"The Left" is self-explanatory. It requires no further clarification. I also have a separate thread regarding "the Right" taking responsibility. Again, these are nothing more than prompts and you are free to interpret and comment however you like (as many have already done).

Good heavens! You can't even define your own terms!

Takes all sorts, I guess.

 

[9-10ths_Penguin]

"The Left" is self-explanatory. It requires no further clarification.

It probably does, because there's no meaningful "The Left" in American politics.

 

[Watchmen]

Good heavens! You can't even define your own terms!

Takes all sorts, I guess.

Get a dictionary. We're four pages in, so clearly people know how to answer the prompt (and you keep ignoring that it's just a prompt . . . no more . . . no less).

 

[McBell]

It probably does, because there's no meaningful "The Left" in American politics.

I have noticed that "The Left" and "The Right" vary tremendously depending on who is using the term.

 

[blü 2]

Get a dictionary. We're four pages in, so clearly people know how to answer the prompt (and you keep ignoring that it's just a prompt . . . no more . . . no less).

Not my job to work out what you're trying to say.

But it's your job to have some reasonably clear perception of what you're trying to say and to articulate it clearly. Not a job, apparently, that you're very good at.

But have a nice day.

 

[McBell]

I don't think you can sue yourself for defamation.

Exploring the Legal Possibilities: Can You Actually Sue Yourself?

Key Takeaways: Takeaway 1: It is generally not possible to sue yourself in a court of law as this would be considered a conflict of interest. Takeaway 2: The legal system typically does not allow for individuals to be both the defendant and plaintiff in the same case. Takeaway 3: Suing oneself...

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[Pogo]

Exploring the Legal Possibilities: Can You Actually Sue Yourself?

Key Takeaways: Takeaway 1: It is generally not possible to sue yourself in a court of law as this would be considered a conflict of interest. Takeaway 2: The legal system typically does not allow for individuals to be both the defendant and plaintiff in the same case. Takeaway 3: Suing oneself...

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• Takeaway 4: There have been rare cases where individuals have tried to sue themselves, but these are usually dismissed by the courts due to lack of legal standing.

I like this one.

 

[Shadow Wolf]

I’m not saying you’re wrong, but when enough people say this aloud, it is no wonder someone took a shot at Trump…

Fascists aren't known for meeting peaceful ends, especially in today's Western world the assumption is we are free and inherent rights thats are wrong to take away. Combine that with the suffering and brutality their policies bring then it's no surprise then that even beforw the assumption of freedom we've had a tendency of killing abusive and especially corrupt leaders.

 

[9-10ths_Penguin]

Fascists aren't known for meeting peaceful ends, especially in today's Western world the assumption is we are free and inherent rights thats are wrong to take away. Combine that with the suffering and brutality their policies bring then it's no surprise then that even beforw the assumption of freedom we've had a tendency of killing abusive and especially corrupt leaders.

I think that what a lot of authoritarians fail to realize is that many of the things they find inconvenient - protests, labour strikes, fair elections, criminal prosecution of elected officials, etc. - are actually safety valves that act as alternatives to violence.

 

[The Hammer]

I’m not saying you’re wrong, but when enough people say this aloud, it is no wonder someone took a shot at Trump…

And who made the speeches and actions that caused people to say this out loud?

It takes two to tango

 

[Watchmen]

It probably does, because there's no meaningful "The Left" in American politics.

Only when looked through the global lens. But Americans generally understand what “the Left” and “the Right” reference.

 

[Watchmen]

It probably does, because there's no meaningful "The Left" in American politics.

Only when looked through the global lens. But Americans generally understand what “the Left” and “the Right” reference.

Not my job to work out what you're trying to say.

But it's your job to have some reasonably clear perception of what you're trying to say and to articulate it clearly. Not a job, apparently, that you're very good at.

But have a nice day.

Actually it is your job. That’s what a prompt is.

 

[blü 2]

Actually it is your job. That’s what a prompt is.

To work out what you're trying to think, and tell you?

I entirely disagree.