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You have yet to win the first debate point. A third grader could go on here and see that I asked if you could name so much as one example of a right wing protestor committing arson or looting, or assault, or destruction of public property. So let me repeat this once more. YOU CAN'T. So in your case, the only options are migrate to the light, or lie.

Both sides do not 'do it,' and there are such things as right and wrong. The left (and you) are wrong. But more to the point the argument as I have already qualified isn't about politics. But just like in the movie "The Matrix" the left uses politics as it's alter reality or matrix, to propagate secular humanism. In the movie after Neo (Keanu Reeves) had been 'awoken' and was sitting there speaking with Morpheus, he gets quite a shock when looking out upon the real world Morpheus says, "welcome to the desert of the real."

Here is the real of all this. As I said, the present day conflict is about the deniers of God, doing wrong. Versus the people of God holding forth the truth. You have to decide what you're going to believe, but in the end the truth will not have varied in the smallest degree.

This is comedy.

YOU:
I can prove Dems bus in paid protestors, I can prove those paid protestors led the protests, and I can prove Dems rented those buses and provided lunches. I didn't say any of that was with taxpayer dollars, but I can say it came from Dem boosters such as George Soros. But if proof meant the first thing to you, you'd be voting Republican.

You said Republicans do the same thing and I say that you lied, and you can't prove your claim.

ME:
So Operation Gridlock was not hosted by the Michigan Conservative Coalition and the Michigan Freedom Fund both backed by wealthy right-wing donors like the DeVos family? Or the ReOpen Virginia rally wasn't hatched by Tea Party groups that organized the gun rights protests earlier this year.

Win number 1.hh:

YOU:
I asked if you could name so much as one example of a right wing protestor committing arson or looting, or assault, or destruction of public property.


James Alex Fields.

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