What about you buddies threatening to kill Trump?The fact that you're too stupid to figure out what's wrong with threatening to kill people because of hand gestures shows just how fucking stupid you are...not to mention a lying sack of shit.
At deranged Florida rally, Donald Trump threatens to kill people who make rude hand gestures
By Bill Palmer | September 9, 2016 | 5
Now that Donald Trump has given up his pipe dream of winning blue states like Connecticut and Washington, and appears to have finally figured out that he needs to hold rallies in the swing states that he has a chance of winning, it’s not clear that these appearances are helping his cause with swing voters. For instance he held an event in the key state of Florida on Friday night, but instead of reassuring voters that he’s not a maniac, he used his speech to threaten to kill people for making hand gestures.
In fairness, he wasn’t actually threatening to kill the people who showed up to his rally. Instead he was threatening to kill Iranian people and blow up the boats they’re on if they commit the crime of making “gestures” at Americans. Trump appears to be under the impression that Iranian soldiers were giving the middle finger to American ships or some other similar type of gesture, and he wanted to make clear that he’s willing to kill them for it. If it turns into an all-out war, so be it, because these people and their middle fingers have to be stopped.
Here’s a photo of me giving the middle finger to Trump Tower.
I guess now he’s going to blow up my boat as well.
Trump’s quote about Iran was that “when they circle our beautiful destroyers with their little boats, and they make gestures at our people that they shouldn’t be allowed to make, they will be shot out of the water.” So yeah, he actually threatened to kill people and blow up their boats and start a war for the crime of making gestures. But that may not have even been the low point of the evening.
Donald Trump also insisted that Hillary Clinton could commit a murder in front of a large number of witnesses and she somehow wouldn’t be prosecuted for it. This was an odd claim, considering that earlier in the campaign Trump had insisted that he himself could get away with committing a murder in Times Square and he wouldn’t face any consequences for it. So apparently in Trump’s faltering mind, everyone can just commit murder when they want – unless there are middle fingers involved.
[h=1]Man Threatens to Kill Donald Trump - Afraid Food Stamps Will Be Taken Away[/h] https://youtube.com/watch?v=t6AcLgF9LX0
If you are implying killing a bunch of mad dog radical clerics who have the blood of thousands of innocents on their hands would get members of the US gov't put on trial I'll take my chances. I'd rather save the world. And that includes the normal citizens of Iran currently getting strangled.
I'm saying that killing members of another nation for flipping you the bird is completely and utterly ridiculous, and as for Guliani's statement(another philanderer, what do they, travel in packs?), I think the following sums it up:
The former mayor, who for a while was dubbed "America's Mayor" for his handling of media relations during the chaotic days after 9/11 and was an early front-runner for the 2008 GOP nomination, appears to be oblivious of the many international treaties, conventions, and laws that prohibit the pillaging of private property in occupied countries.
Well I'll agree that there are a whole host of topics now introduced into this topic. As for the rest I'll never claim to be an international lawyer. But I know there are court cases that have found the Iranian government directly responsible for acts of mass murder, and have also made monetary judgments against them. I am unaware if victims were compensated as a result of these court decisions. And certainly none of the clerics are fearing the prison time they deserve either.
http://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-court-iran-idUSKCN0XH1R6
http://www2.unitedagainstnucleariran.com/state_sponsored_terrorism2
http://lithub.com/brief-history-of-a-terror-attack-the-day-that-changed-argentina/
