Democrats threaten to Burn down American if Joe Biden does not win the Election.

8/15/2020

QuaGamer

9/1/2020 07:14:38 pm

"Democrats: Vote for us or we will burn America to the ground" -I'm Joe Biden and I approve of this message.

Not quite accurate. There is one word I would change to make this actually true (including Joe Biden's public endorsement).

Can you figure it out?

It is the word "we." I would change it to "they." The violence that is currently getting worse under President Trump, will not stop if Donald Trump is reelected. That part is true regardless of what the causes are. However, from where I sit, it looks like the killing of people, which is more violent than the destruction of property, is being done more by Trump supporters (including police and vigilante groups) than by Biden supporters, are peace activists, nuclear arms protesters, and "politically correct" anti-racists (including Black Lives Matter, which got formed after Travon Martin's murderer was acquitted).

QuaGamer

9/1/2020 07:24:15 pm

Typo in my previous response: "Biden supporters, are peace activists" should read "Biden supporters, who are peace activists"

Also FYI: BLM was formed in 2013 under President Obama, who said the acquittal of Travon Martin's murderer was settled properly using our justice system, so don't riot over it.

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