Gov. Rick Scott declares emergency ahead of white nationalist speech at UF

[Machismo]

Are you asking for names in a witch hunt ?

No, I'm simply asking. It's a continuation on whether anyone who attended that rally was a racist asshat, or not. You avoided it the other day when I asked, so I asked again.

You very well could have gone for all I know. It seems like your kind of crowd.

[Orbitus]

I don't recall them saying jews will not replace us... I think you created a boogie man in your head and then fed your fear to create something that doesn't exist.

Really?

42 second video snippet from the Vice documentary about it. Care to try again?

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Do you know anyone who went to the Charlottesville rally in support of it? If so, did they stay after the white supremacists started shouting their racist garbage?

Don't worry, he he just got sourced.

[GreenGoldSharpie]

Care to try again?

The fact that a poster tried to parse this out given what these people did?

Just gross.

[unbound]

Kinda reading it as declaring a state of emergency ahead of white nationalist speech - so that state law enforcement can protect the nazis.

Might want to review what actually happened in Charlottesville. Not that there was zero violence by protesters, but far more of the violence was caused by the Nazis.

The state law enforcement is there to protect everyone, but they know they mostly need to stop the next Nazi from trying to run people over.

[Orange Joe]

I get a perverse pleasure from watching videos where freeway protestors get hit by cars and thrown like rag dolls.

Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.

Classic sociopath behavior....

[Orbitus]

The fact that a poster tried to parse this out given what these people did?

Just gross.

Have you ever met Primalmatter in a thread before? He does EVERYTHING in his power to ignore the evidence if it is written, he will deny the source, cry fake news like his fake president, and will just say it didn't happen. But when a video is provided, I am willing to bet he might not be back.

[Mormolyce]

Personal responsibility! Why should I have to pay for other people's shit!

Except for Nazis, the state needs to pay to shield them from the consequences of their disgusting beliefs.

[Garnier Fructis]

Under threat of lawsuit, UF President Ken Fuchs said the First Amendment required the university to allow Spencer's event. He also asked students and staff to ignore it.

Spineless coward. There is no shortage of people who would donate to cover legal fees if they were taken to court for refusing to allow a fucking white nationalist to speak at their university.

[GreenGoldSharpie]

Have you ever met Primalmatter in a thread before? He does EVERYTHING in his power to ignore the evidence if it is written, he will deny the source, cry fake news like his fake president, and will just say it didn't happen. But when a video is provided, I am willing to bet he might not be back.

I get it, I do. Half the reason I visit this place is to witness how utterly terrible some people are. Hell, in the NRA thread there's two posters using the fact that an NRA member was chased out of her home to gouge away at another poster. I don't think it even crossed their mind that this is pretty poor behavior.

[Independent voter]

Spineless coward. There is no shortage of people who would donate to cover legal fees if they were taken to court for refusing to allow a fucking white nationalist to speak at their university.

Freedom of Assembly. We've had Nazis since 1930 or so, we've always let them demonstrate. No need to stop them from demonstrating now.

We let the Nazis march through a Jewish neighborhood in the 1960s, Skoki I think. It was highly controversial but the courts let them. The Nazis never marched through a Jewish neighborhood again.

[primalmatter]

Really?

42 second video snippet from the Vice documentary about it. Care to try again?

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Don't worry, he he just got sourced.

Wow vice is it? I'm sure that isn't cherry picked/slash paid actor for sure.

Here is the thing... you can't pick out 5-10 people in a massive protest and define it by that. I know thats the line people use to give blm a pass but its true to a extent.

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No, I'm simply asking. It's a continuation on whether anyone who attended that rally was a racist asshat, or not. You avoided it the other day when I asked, so I asked again.

You very well could have gone for all I know. It seems like your kind of crowd.

If anyone was?

I am sure someone was a racist statistically I can't really see it being possible there wasn't one... so point made i guess?

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Personal responsibility! Why should I have to pay for other people's shit!

Except for Nazis, the state needs to pay to shield them from the consequences of their disgusting beliefs.

I don't think anyone supports violence against people for beliefs...its acting on that belief we condemn.

[NineSpine]

Wow vice is it? I'm sure that isn't cherry picked/slash paid actor for sure.

Here is the thing... you can't pick out 5-10 people in a massive protest and define it by that. I know thats the line people use to give blm a pass but its true to a extent.

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If anyone was?

I am sure someone was a racist statistically I can't really see it being possible there wasn't one... so point made i guess?

The Vice documentary isn't about some random dude. It's about one of the speakers, who is a pretty intense level of racist. This was a serious white nationalist rally. That's what it was intended to be. THat's what it was scheduled as.

[Garnier Fructis]

Freedom of Assembly. We've had Nazis since 1930 or so, we've always let them demonstrate. No need to stop them from demonstrating now.

We let the Nazis march through a Jewish neighborhood in the 1960s, Skoki I think. It was highly controversial but the courts let them. The Nazis never marched through a Jewish neighborhood again.

Freedom of assembly, and the First Amendment in general, do not give you a right to a platform.

[primalmatter]

The Vice documentary isn't about some random dude. It's about one of the speakers, who is a pretty intense level of racist. This was a serious white nationalist rally. That's what it was intended to be. THat's what it was scheduled as.

Well I don't agree with what they are saying and it pains me as it will set back national socialism but I will defend their right to say it.

[Selastan]

Humanity has never had much sense to begin with we are in the most peaceful era of humanity for some reason atm.

Two Reasons

[Machismo]

Wow vice is it? I'm sure that isn't cherry picked/slash paid actor for sure.

Here is the thing... you can't pick out 5-10 people in a massive protest and define it by that. I know thats the line people use to give blm a pass but its true to a extent.

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If anyone was?

I am sure someone was a racist statistically I can't really see it being possible there wasn't one... so point made i guess?

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I don't think anyone supports violence against people for beliefs...its acting on that belief we condemn.

Why won't you answer the uestion. You have long tried to say that not everyone who went to that rally was a terrible person, so I want to know if you can provide me an example of such a person.

Personally, I think anyone who went, and stayed after the racist comments started... is a terrible person. So I'll ask again:

Do you know anyone who went to the Charlottesville rally in support of it? If so, did they stay after the white supremacists started shouting their racist garbage?

I'll also add this one:

Did you attend the rally (or any white supremacist/nationalist rally) in support of it?

[primalmatter]

Freedom of assembly, and the First Amendment in general, do not give you a right to a platform.

What is the point you are trying to make ?

I bet its really clever but you haven't made it yet.

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Why won't you answer the uestion. You have long tried to say that not everyone who went to that rally was a terrible person, so I want to know if you can provide me an example of such a person.

Personally, I think anyone who went, and stayed after the racist comments started... is a terrible person. So I'll ask again:

Do you know anyone who went to the Charlottesville rally in support of it? If so, did they stay after the white supremacists started shouting their racist garbage?

I'll also add this one:

Did you attend the rally in support of it?

You are asking me to know the thoughts inside of peoples heads. I can speculate but I can't know.

For the second I have not attended.

[Independent voter]

Freedom of assembly, and the First Amendment in general, do not give you a right to a platform.

As long as it's a public place where the public can pass freely it does.

[Machismo]

What is the point you are trying to make ?

I bet its really clever but you haven't made it yet.

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You are asking me know the thoughts inside of peoples heads. I can speculate but I can't know.

For the second I have not attended.

What about the first question. You have avoided answering it many times:

Do you know anyone who went to the Charlottesville rally in support of it? If so, did they stay after the white supremacists started shouting their racist garbage?

[Garnier Fructis]

What is the point you are trying to make ?

I bet its really clever but you haven't made it yet.

It's right what it says on the tin, what's confusing about it?

The First Amendment doesn't guarantee people the right to speak wherever they want. So the University absolutely has a chance to fight in court if they're sued for telling white nationalists to fuck off.

As long as it's a public place where the public can pass freely it does.

In fact, we've had court cases about this:
http://www.encyclopedia.com/politics...460-us-37-1983

The First Amendment does not, in fact, guarantee that any speaker has a platform at a university just because the university is a public space.