09-30-2020, 05:54 PM
(09-30-2020, 03:52 PM)Finspiracy Wrote: This is a bit sensitive subject, but i am willing to talk.
1: Moderator asked Trump if he condemns white supremacy
2. Trump deflected by saying that far-left violence is way worse (Which is true, but he did not condemn white supremacy)
3. In the name of being fair, the moderator should have asked Biden if he condemns Antifa (That did not happen, or i missed it, but i don't think i missed it because this had my interest)
4. White supremacy groups exist. Here in Europe too. But defending your neighborhood does not make you a white supremacist, that makes you a defender of your neighborhood, which is always admirable.
Violence is always wrong and should always be condemned. An eye for an eye would make the whole world blind. I don't care about the motives. White lives matter or black supremacy or what the fuck ever... Every human has human rights and human value. Right to feel safe and right to be unharmed by physical or mental violence.
my 2 cents only.
@"Finspiracy", the question about Pres. Trump condemning White Supremacy was in reference to something he said while speaking after the Charlottesville incident. The news only aired PART of what he said. They aired the part where he said there were fine people on both sides, but then they cut it off. If they had aired the rest of his statement, the people would know that he condemned both people on both sides that participated in violence.
I used to have the speech/talk saved on my computer, but I have a new one now, so I no longer have that video. It's out there if anyone wants to try to find it.
And, I agree, President Trump should have corrected Wallace on his statement instead of going directly into talking about "the other side" had the most violence.