too much agitation nurtured over too long of a time.

Well Done BS supporters, well done

side of we, the people. Hillary is on the side of Corporations and Wall Street. Third Way.

I wonder if you find any irony at all in your response?

Also, how do you know he wasn't a KKKarl Rove plant?

They are all about trying to shut Clinton up and force her to defer to Sanders even though she has more votes. I believe that people should show exactly who they are.

She is GOP-lite and sorry when you cater to Bush donors and get endorsements from the Koch's, your transformation to becoming Bob Dole is complete.

People are downright pissed. People are struggling to make ends meat and Hillary can't even support universal health care or a living wage. Conservative Dems and Republicans built this.

Disrupting events like that is counterproductive and somewhat anti-democratic. Let her have her say, let her supporters (the handful that show up to her rallies, anyway) have their event.

This wasn't anti-Democratic.
Protests are the core of Democracy.

Disrupting a person or group's ability to state their case is profoundly anti-democratic.

Sorry but protests are protests, just like how Trump had to wiggle his way through a fence in order to avoid protesters.

Isn't it cool that we both get to express that opinion without a "protest" preventing us?

Hard to have a protest online though, eh?

Not likely.

Breaking laws is often justifiable and even responsible. But not drowning out someone else's contrary POV.

I've made a list on many of my thread listing the numerous votes, issues, and stances by HRC that are simply republican. There's no other way to put it. If you're offended by this, sorry- I'll be happy to repost those issues but I think they don't matter to HRC supporters, or else they wouldn't be HRC supporters...

That said, I do agree that freedom to speak should be allowed. I'm not a fan of drowning out someone who is trying to get their message heard, whether we agree with it or not.

It's a tactic I despise, and is at best borderline un-American/antidemocratic.

I think that's inappropriate no matter who does it.

We need to be the good guys.

Even Trump has a legal and moral right to speak and be heard.


I'm surprised Sanders people are involved in this. Who, what when, where?

Trump is a race-baiting demagogue, and I support any acts of civil disobedience that interrupt his tirades at every opportunity.

He has a legal and moral right to speak. Whether you or I like it or not.

The 1st amendment protects speech from being interfered with by the government, not individuals. Obviously protesters will be arrested and charged with disorderly conduct or similar, but that's not "violating his legal right to speak" in a free speech sense.

Morally, I think people can and should shout down a racist ideologue. This is a 21st-century Hitler we're talking about here.

As a Hillary supporter, I applaud any from this side or from Bernie's camp who disrupt that asshats pontificating.

I don't think it can be controlled. That's the way our society has become. The majority of the people are polarized and have been manipulated to believe that compromise is a bad thing. I believe that the our country is turning into 2 extremes - the growing rich and the growing poor - and everyone is being taught to hate the other side. I don't know how it will end.