I can make the same case as to why conservatives should walk out of a speech by Obama, Clinton, Biden, etc. Unless the speech turns overtly political, there's no excuse for people walking out. It's about respect, not rationalizing why you can't sit through a speech because the guy is on the other side of the aisle.

if it makes you feel any better these snowflakes are gonna crash hard when their bubble inevitably is burst for the first time

what I wonder is how many of the walkers are just like Trump

spoiled kids from connected families that have jobs lined up for them except they just happen to be leftists, my guess would be a chunk

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but I also think this is a perfect protest in general

he comes to speak and they leave, badda boom badda bing point made everything is cool no harm no foul so in general it's great

I just think they are probably spoiled brats

This post was edited by Beowulf on May 22 2017 05:27pm

Notre Dame is a dope school though.

Still cool to see the VP even if he is a jackass.

I saw Obama once he had a rally at my school before his reelection.

#MakeAmericaThirdPlaceAgain
#ChinaOnlySuperpower

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/to-your-health/wp/2017/05/22/trump-budget-seeks-huge-cuts-to-disease-prevention-and-medical-research-departments/

Trump's budget also calls for a waiver of student loans after 15 years, but hey I guess we can just focus on the cuts to welfare spending that the majority of Americans support and talk about how terrible he is right?

That's about the gist of it, yeah, spot on mate

Welfare just teaches people poor values
Give poor people free money and now they don't want to work hard
Then they stay poor

Imo, best way to help people is to change their thinking, not give them stuff.

This post was edited by FroggyG on May 23 2017 11:32am

>welfare spending

nice reading comprehension

could put these in any thread really...

I love Calvin and Hobbes... I still laugh when I read it.