@CalltoActivism Great point! Follow up question - what / who is the governing body that will hold peace talks to account? Or is it Ukraine simply not complying for these reasons?
@HustleBitch_ 1. That’s not LA, that’s Miami from last year
2. The police lights don’t span the highway. They are centralized in one area. If you take 10 seconds to look at it you will notice it clearly too.
3. Misinformation got many of you again
@BobbyMacSports what are we seeing with Sean Kuraly this season? He’s been far less noticeable in this system, especially his high energy play. Does this impact how he could be dealt at the deadline? #mondaymailbag
I know some Dems are in knots over what to say right now, but I do think it's pretty straightforward:
We should oppose political violence in all its forms, whoever it comes from, whoever it targets.
We should oppose leaders who condone political violence.
We should oppose leaders who encourage political violence.
We should oppose leaders who amplify their supporters’ calls for political violence.
We should oppose leaders who say that our military and law enforcement should be able to shoot political protesters, or people who may have illegally crossed our border, or people who are merely suspected of breaking the law.
We should oppose leaders who’ve sent their armed supporters to scare our political representatives into throwing away our votes.
We should oppose leaders who’ve refused to stop political violence even when begged to do so by their own supporters.
We should oppose leaders who say that their supporters who've been convicted of committing political violence should be pardoned.
We should oppose these leaders because democracy can't survive if political violence becomes acceptable, and the only acceptable way to oppose these leaders is by persuading people to vote against them.