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Trump Protesters out in full force in Anaheim

Posted: May 25, 2016

They're blocking a highway but the police state they won't let it become Albuquerque. Big police presence and when a protester tries something, they go after them.

Trump really loves to aggravate the situation, doesn't he? His hateful tweets? If someone gets injured really bad, I hope they sue the pants off him.

He is NOT presidential material. He doesn't have the right attitude or personality. He's a divider just like Obama. I wish people would wake up and see it.

It's really said to see some of the Republicans jump on the bandwagon because they think they had no choice. I find it disgusting.

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You love to blame Trump for anything and everything - The PROTESTORS are at fault

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Violent protests only help Trump, especially the people holding Mexican flags proving his point. People who break the law should be deported and kept out of our country permanently. If the protestors are stupid enough to think this will help their "cause" deport them because they are too ef'g dumb to contribute to our society. Deport them and build a wall with whatever it takes to keep these idiots out of the country. If Mexico is so great, what are they doing here anyway?

And some people are ignorant enough to blame Trump for these violent protestors? Incredibly weird, delusional and demented thinking. I find the way anti-Trump posters try to make this Trump's fault disgusting and enabling. No one encouraged violence but the stupid azz protestors themselves. Ugly people who violently protest and ugly people who make excuses for them.

I was a Cruz supporter and don't like Trump, but I agree. This is not Trump's fault. - These are not protestors, they are

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causing riots and destruction. Place the blame where it lies.

Leftist tactics on how to shut down free speech. - I know because I used to post on

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a conservative web site that was clearly in the bag for Trump and I was a Cruz supporter. They pretty much drove everyone off the board, like what's happening in US college campuses today.

Called the opposition the Mensheviks whether they were more in number, or not.

All tyrant forms shut down the opposition while claiming free speech and tolerance.

“The Mortal Storm" is a good movie about this.

The ones doing everything in their power to - shut down free speech are the right-wing.

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They freak out every time they see a peaceful demonstration, and do everything they can (including inciting violence) to claim it was "violent".

Most of this country now sees those fools for what they are.

These are left wing radicals. They are not your normal protesters. - Stop the hate.

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Yes, the truth would hurt if you would only face it. - Maybe you are the one who needs to wake up.

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My observation. On this board we have the far.... - sm

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right represented by Truthhurts, the far left by VTMT, and the Trump supporters. It seems that Trump has created an unholy alliance between the right and the left with VTMT and Truthhurts in agreement for the first time ever.

Funny, but true. - Olga.

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In agreement over what? Hating Trump - and digging in the dirt together?

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I would love to know what drives people to spend their day looking for obscure dirt to post on MTStars and who knows where else on a person, yet pretty much ignore the issues the other candidates have.

These ignorant violent people are Trump's fault? - In what manner?

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Is Trump supplying these anti-Trump law-breakers with rocks, bottles, and other weapons along with professionally made anti-Trump signs and Mexican flags?

How insane that law-breaking violent protestors are Trump's fault. I really hate everything Hillary stands for and feel she is a lying crook, but no way would I start throwing rocks at the police and her supporters outside her rally. On the other hand, Bernie's supporters have done this. Was this Bernie's fault and is Sanders responsible for their behavior?

People make choices and if they make a bad decision, it is their problem, not someone else. How liberal left to blame someone else for unlawful behavior.

You are the one who needs to wake up - Reality bites -sm

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First, Trump is more presidential material than Cruz, Rubio, or any of the other politicians. Working for the people of the country instead of the bankers and themselves, yes imagine that...how horrible. Knowing how to grow the economy, keep our country safe, stop the unecessary wars and work with foreign leaders. Yes, truly a horrible thought. (insert rolling eyes).

His attitude, intelligence and personality is exactly the right kind to have and what we need. Tired of politicians working for bankers and themselves, foreign leaders, taking bribe money, loans, etc, while letting the people of the country suffer. I have been shocked for a long time that you don't care about any of that. You don't care that the American people will continued to get screwed over.

Next, Trump has nothing to do with the protesters. He condemns the violence, and if it is that bad he won't even go to an area so that innocent people will not be hurt, but of course you never say any of that. You just say you don't want to hear anything good about Trump. I find it hard to believe that people ACTUALLY want to be blinded from the truth.

It has also been proven that the protestors committing the violence are Bernie and Hillary supporters. You should be chastising them, not Trump.

Trump has always had the best interest of the people at heart. He is the one looking out for people's safety. He's the good guy that contacts regular people and asks how they are doing, but never as a publicity stunt like Cruz, Rubio, Clinton and other politicians.

It's really sad to see people who call themselves patriots acting like spoiled children because the corrupt Cruz or Rubio did not make it. And they didn't make it because of themselves and what they have done and lied about. Nothing more.

Now I know exactly what the Obama supporters meant last election by saying "sour grapes".

Fortunately for America the people of the country are standing up and are smart and understand issues and what is at stake and are finally having a voice saying Mr. Trump is the best candidate we have. He understands the economy and knows what needs to be done to fix it, knows how to create jobs, will keep our country safe, put a stop to the insanity that politicians have driven us into. He understands foreign policy and is getting a lot of respect from foreign leaders. He deals with foreign businesses and knows exactly how to talk to them about issues/problems. Politics is not any different. Same problems and President Trump will know how to solve them. Countries are suppose to work together for the better of the world. The only one who will be able to do that is President Trump.

It's really sad to see people who call themselves republicans acting like liberals. The smart republicans are joining with candidate Trump and when he wins the election we will truly have a great and capable cabinet of people (whether they be politicians or others) who know how to do their job and the corrupt politicians will be left behind. Maybe that is why you are upset that corrupt Cruz didn't make it. Corruptness always catches up to you and they have nobody to blame but themselves.

You have wished yourself into la-la land. - sm

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Foreign leaders have zero respect for Trump. Most of the world is asking if we've lost our collective mind.

What Trump knows about economics, foreign policy, international relations, defense, etc. would fit on the head of a pin with space left over.

The only thing Trump is working for is his own ego massage. His position on anything is whatever tops the popularity poll this week.

I'll grant you he probably does know how to "talk to foreign businesses." Bribery and baksheesh are also standard practice in the NYC real estate industry.

His classic solution to problems is talk other people into investing their money, skim your cut, and then declare bankruptcy for the company. This works considerably better for private businesses than it is going to for a country that depends on its reputation for honoring its debts to keep interest rates low on its very large debt.

This is just your opinion, not based on any facts - sm

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Luckily for America he is smarter than you think he is.

Actually it was said about the media "Has the media lost it's collective mind", not other countries about us.

Speaking of which the American people finally are on board and finally able to stand up to the tyranny that politicians have become. So, no, we haven't lost our "collective minds", we've found our great minds with finally having a candidate who is looking out for our country.

Luckily Trumps experience and knowledge about economics, foreign policy, defense, international relations is far greater than what you think it is. Thank God for that.

I find it funny that countries who don't want him to make it shows it boils down to one thing. He is going to help stop the influx of muslims. That would mean that their countries will get more. Nothing more than that. I say...too bad.

Since as president he is not going to be selling other world leaders real estate that paragraph was a bit "unusual" and has nothing to do with politics.

So we'll see. If he doesn't do well then in 4 years people will be able to vote him out. Of course though he will not be able to fix things overnight.

You must be listening to CNN, - the Clinton News Network

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Or maybe the whackos over at that other channel.

I agree with you 100%. - sm

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Mr. Trump is the man who can get America back on track. I haven't felt this optimistic about a presidential election ever.

Yah, protesters! Keep up the good work! - I plan to join you soon!

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I was in San Diego! The protest ROCKED! - Fun fun fun

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