President Trump To Visit El Paso and Dayton Tomorrow

[Kathianne]

Mayor and police in El Paso are handling professionally, in spite of some Congressional critters, both state and federal.

Dayton is a whole different case with the mayor. Seems to me that she's one of those, 'he occupies the office, I have to be professional,' unaware of the hypocrisy.

The police though, "We are ready, know of no organized protests.'

Without a doubt, those hoping for civil war may certainly take heart over these shootings.

[Elessar]

Mayor and police in El Paso are handling professionally, in spite of some Congressional critters, both state and federal.

Dayton is a whole different case with the mayor. Seems to me that she's one of those, 'he occupies the office, I have to be professional,' unaware of the hypocrisy.

The police though, "We are ready, know of no organized protests.'

Without a doubt, those hoping for civil war may certainly take heart over these shootings.

It will be interesting to see how it pans out.

It is a bloody shame that he shows concern and support while his predecessor turned his back,
for the most part. And people vilify Trump for that concern and support.

Sick Minds!

[icansayit]

The DEMOCRATS, and the FAKE NEWS PROFESSIONAL LIARS...will not tell America this.....SORRY for miss-spelling of DAYTON.
By RYAN SAAVEDRA
@REALSAAVEDRA
August 6, 2019
99k views
The terrorist who killed 10 people on Sunday in Dayton, Ohio was a hardcore leftist who was pro-Elizabeth Warren and promoted Bernie Sanders, Antifa, gun control, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's (D-NY) "concentration camp" rhetoric, and strong anti-ICE sentiment, according to reviews of his Twitter account by The Daily Wire and other publications.

[Kathianne]

The DEMOCRATS, and the FAKE NEWS PROFESSIONAL LIARS...will not tell America this.....
By RYAN SAAVEDRA
@REALSAAVEDRA
August 6, 2019
99k views
The terrorist who killed 10 people on Sunday in Dayton, Ohio was a hardcore leftist who was pro-Elizabeth Warren and promoted Bernie Sanders, Antifa, gun control, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's (D-NY) "concentration camp" rhetoric, and strong anti-ICE sentiment, according to reviews of his Twitter account by The Daily Wire and other publications.



Sane people support those they like. They point out the flaws of those they don't like politically. They may be less than nice, even sarcastic. Sane/fair people, can disagree with others, even be snarky. Some use language that really bothers others. They may exaggerate politicians flaws or favorables. They may give money or time for those they support. All these are within normal/acceptable behaviors.

Some are so 'committed' they may use dirty tricks, be unfair (I know redundant, but needs to be.) They may lie, even more than their chosen candidates. Kind of hard to say ethical, but not insane.

No, people that go and kill masses of people that have or have not any connection to one's political 'tendencies' is not sane, nor really even political. The insane person thinks it justifies their murdering people. Whether their purported political beliefs are to the right or the left or nothing but gobbledygook it is just a veneer for slaughter.

El Paso murdering scum appears to have used crazy right talk.

Dayton murdering scum appears to have used crazy left talk.

Gilroy murdering scum appears it was revealed today had talk of both crazy right and crazy left all of violent sites.

Murdering scum are not political, they are murdering scum.

[STTAB]

Sane people support those they like. They point out the flaws of those they don't like politically. They may be less than nice, even sarcastic. Sane/fair people, can disagree with others, even be snarky. Some use language that really bothers others. They may exaggerate politicians flaws or favorables. They may give money or time for those they support. All these are within normal/acceptable behaviors.

Some are so 'committed' they may use dirty tricks, be unfair (I know redundant, but needs to be.) They may lie, even more than their chosen candidates. Kind of hard to say ethical, but not insane.

No, people that go and kill masses of people that have or have not any connection to one's political 'tendencies' is not sane, nor really even political. The insane person thinks it justifies their murdering people. Whether their purported political beliefs are to the right or the left or nothing but gobbledygook it is just a veneer for slaughter.

El Paso murdering scum appears to have used crazy right talk.

Dayton murdering scum appears to have used crazy left talk.

Gilroy murdering scum appears it was revealed today had talk of both crazy right and crazy left all of violent sites.

Murdering scum are not political, they are murdering scum.

Damn shame that leftists only see it that way if they can't blame a conservative, or at least a Republican.

[Gunny]

Mayor and police in El Paso are handling professionally, in spite of some Congressional critters, both state and federal.

Dayton is a whole different case with the mayor. Seems to me that she's one of those, 'he occupies the office, I have to be professional,' unaware of the hypocrisy.

The police though, "We are ready, know of no organized protests.'

Without a doubt, those hoping for civil war may certainly take heart over these shootings.First, I would like to point out the weather around here for the next week: High 100 Low 75. Think there is one or 2 "102"s" in there to spice it up. The "feels like's" have been around 108. The humidity won't leave and it does not go well with those temperatures.

Anyway, hope the President has fun in El Paso. It's usually hotter there than here :)

Second, Kathianne "Seems to me that she's one of those, 'he occupies the office, I have to be professional,' unaware of the hypocrisy." Explain, please. I don't see the hypocrisy. And isn't that what we are always harping on? Decorum?

I've had to salute and be "professional" with people I couldn't stand the sight of. I don't see hypocrisy in just being professional regardless the person or one's personal feelings about another.

[Kathianne]

First, I would like to point out the weather around here for the next week: High 100 Low 75. Think there is one or 2 "102"s" in there to spice it up. The "feels like's" have been around 108. The humidity won't leave and it does not go well with those temperatures.

Anyway, hope the President has fun in El Paso. It's usually hotter there than here :)

Second, @Kathianne (http://www.debatepolicy.com/member.php?u=8) "Seems to me that she's one of those, 'he occupies the office, I have to be professional,' unaware of the hypocrisy." Explain, please. I don't see the hypocrisy. And isn't that what we are always harping on? Decorum?

I've had to salute and be "professional" with people I couldn't stand the sight of. I don't see hypocrisy in just being professional regardless the person or one's personal feelings about another.


When one says, "He occupies the office," that is not respectful or professional. Like him or not, he is the President. He did not 'take' the office, he was elected.

Saying the first, then claiming to be professional, is hypocritical.

[Gunny]

When one says, "He occupies the office," that is not respectful or professional. Like him or not, he is the President. He did not 'take' the office, he was elected.

Saying the first, then claiming to be professional, is hypocritical.I've thought worse with a straight face. Lieutenants, and Captains bucking for Major tend to piss me off. Have to treat them like officers even if they're dumber'n half the Privates. There is no requirement to like them.

[Kathianne]

I've thought worse with a straight face. Lieutenants, and Captains bucking for Major tend to piss me off. Have to treat them like officers even if they're dumber'n half the Privates. There is no requirement to like them.
Exactly. You act with respect, even if it's only to keep yourself out of trouble.

[Gunny]

Exactly. You act with respect, even if it's only to keep yourself out of trouble.Maybe I'm just not seeing what you are. I see a factual statement. Trump is President and holds the office.

I DO see what you're getting at, I just didn't read it that way.

[Kathianne]

Maybe I'm just not seeing what you are. I see a factual statement. Trump is President and holds the office.

I DO see what you're getting at, I just didn't read it that way.

She spoke it that way. Straight out of AOC playbook. Sort of like 'invasion' means Trump caused El Paso shooting.

[Gunny]

She spoke it that way. Straight out of AOC playbook. Sort of like 'invasion' means Trump caused El Paso shooting.There is no context in your OP ;)

[Kathianne]

There is no context in your OP ;)

Ah well, suck it up. :laugh:

[High_Plains_Drifter]

I've thought worse with a straight face. Lieutenants, and Captains bucking for Major tend to piss me off. Have to treat them like officers even if they're dumber'n half the Privates. There is no requirement to like them. @Gunny (http://www.debatepolicy.com/member.php?u=30) .... OMFG... butter bars are the worst. I remember when I was just a Sgt as NCIOC of my shop at Nellis AFB, because we'd just gotten all the new F-16's and we lost all our top rank to other bases, which was two SSgt's and a TSgt. I had 9 people working for me but my Specialists NCIOC, MSgt Glaesman, said, "don't worry, I've got your back," because I didn't have much rank, and he DID have my back, which is another story, but we got a new 2nd Lt and the Captain sent him off on a wild goose chase to get him out his hair, and when he finally got around to me he asked some off the wall question about a bird we had some problems with, so I gave him an over the top line of high tech talk about flight controls systems and the problem we had and when I was done he just stood there with an empty look on his face obviously not understanding a single word I'd said... :laugh: ... it was GRAND... so he just said "OK" and moved on. He never asked me anything again. Course I separated not long after that.

But bucking for rank, I have to differ, I think the Lt. Col's. bucking for full bird are the worst, at least in the AF. They're just absolutely a pain in the ASS.