Quintez Brown, 21 Black Lives Matter activist tries to assassinate Louisville Mayoral Candidate

You're not the least bit concerned about how this would-be assassin was radicalized?

Because I can't imagine you wouldn't bandying that term about, "radicalized", if the situation was reversed, and it was a Trump-affiliated political operative who had attempted to assassinate this Jewish politician.

But, since it's a left wing terrorist, you'd just completely write him off, disown him, and not be the least bit concerned about any radicalization factors, right?

Is this a case of "left wing terrorism" in your mind, or not?

 

Radicalization is a serious problem in the US right now. Both sides should be taking a chill pill.

I'm sure you will still be mad at me, even though i completely agree with you.

 

Was this particular assassination attempt a case of left wing terrorism?

 

I don't recall the police using any force in this case. Do you have an allegation to make?

 

Do you believe this statement is accurate?

 

The biggest terrorist threat in the US is radicalization. Left, right, whatever, we should all be trying to tamp down the rhetoric.

 

The better question is, do those folks really want to raise all of it in the first place. There are a lot of locals in Louisville who are trying super hard to distance themselves from Brown....

 

Uh no, that's not what i mean. I mean that this case doesn't change how i feel about any of the causes BLM supports.

 

So, you're renouncing BLM, as they are a part of the effort to defend Brown...

 

The people who are defending him yes. BLM doesn't have a national planning committee, but any individuals who support this guy (assuming the account we have is accurate) should be ashamed.

 

The destruction of the nuclear family perhaps? But that's another thread. Perhaps you could post your thoughts there..

 

That's true now isn't it. Given that the communist leadership took all the donations and ran and all....

 

Why were you so quick to dismiss the possibility of BLM's role in this would-be assassin's possible(and I'd say even likely) radicalization?

It seemed like you wanted to outright deny any possibility of BLM's role in this, rather than examine it, and potentially tamp it down.

 

Do you think this may have been a case of left wing terrorism?

 

And that's a serious problem. BLM is a corrupt and radicalizing juggernaut, and there's nobody at the wheel.

Agreed.

 

At this stage Mr. Brown is charged with attempted murder and four counts of wanton endangerment.

No doubt we will find out more about him as the prosecution builds a case.

 

Actually it's guns!

 

Already done.

 

BLM posted his bail. I'd say that's "bearing".

 

Yes, they did:

 

Based on the information I am aware of whoever is responsible for posting his bail isn’t someone I respect.

I don’t agree with your characterization that “BLM” posted his bail because BLM is a disorganized group, but I admit that lack of organization is a serious problem with the BLM movement.

 

The disorganization isn't a bug, it's a feature.

Extremist groups like Antifa and BLM are intentionally leaderless and disorganized so the blame can't be pinned on any specific entity when the inevitable violence and destruction is done by their leaderless radical chickens running around with their heads cut off.

The disorganization is intentional so people like yourself can use it as an excuse to deflect blame when the inevitable violence and destruction happens.

It's a dumb flim flam tactic to deflect blame, and dodge responsibility for the violence and destruction these radical groups will inevitably cause, and even the POTUS is guilty of it.

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If you stay disorganized, then they can't pin the blame on your organization, see?

 

Yea, the Tea party was also disorganized.

I don't think any of this is as sinister as you hope.

 

I don't recall the Tea Party being in any way involved in any riots, let alone riots that raged for months, did over a billion dollars in damage, and stacked up a body count, but please correct me if I'm wrong.

What violence and destruction were these protestors dodging responsibility for by being disorganized?

 

My point was that disorganized movements are the new normal. You suggested that BLM intentionally formed in an unorganized fashion because they are a terrorist group, like it was all part of some sinister plan. Sorry bud, the world isn't as scary as you fear.

BLM isn't responsible for any riots BTW, but i don't really give enough of a **** to argue with you about it.