Comments by "Scott Charney" (@scottcharney1091) on "" video.

  1. I notice that they sidestepped the hateful nature of the religious group.
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  2. You haven't been paying attention. Also, stop shouting.
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  3. What funding?
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  4. There's no such thing as a demon.
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  5. You don't know what you're talking about.
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  6. *its
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  7.  @ason4641  They have a bigoted stance & message. As for common sense and pattern recognition, try the last 45 years or so, with the rise of the Religious Right.
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  8.  @BillMartin-h2g  Basic Netiquette. It goes back well over 30 years.
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  9. The message is nonsense.
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  10. There's no such thing as a demon.
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  11. They completely avoided saying what the controversy was about: an anti-trans fundamentalist hate group.
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  12.  @WessyD123  I don't live on public assistance, and I've been to scores of protests, some pretty wild.
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  13. Not everyone has the same work schedule.
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  14. The police, usually.
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  15. Worship Jesus? They're spreading hate.
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  16. Love? The religious group is spreading hate.
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  17. The cops, primarily. Note, however, that "freedom of speech" refers to the government preventing speech and/or punishing people for speaking, after the fact.
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  18. Bigotry deserves no tolerance.
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  19. The cops became violent, as usual. The God Squad were the ones spreading hate, which leads to violence.
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  20. A fundamentalist religious group tried to spread a hateful message (anti-trans, among other things), provoking opposition.
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  21. *They're Also, what are you trying to say?
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  22. No such thing.
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  23.  @bua2u  An anti-trans religious group provoked protest.
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  24. It's a fundamentalist cult.
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  25. That applies to the government, not private citizens opposing one another.
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  26. Silly.
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  27. I hope that message is directed at the hateful religious group with their anti-trans message.
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  28. It's a matter of avoiding harm to others while maximizing human freedom. Consequentialism is important.
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  29. You mean the anti-trans bigots, right?
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  30. I know. They completely sidestepped the nature of the protest- a fundamentalist cult is trying to spread hate.
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  31. The anti-trans side is the stupid one.
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  32.  @o2smartmouth1  The group has an anti-trans message. Their leader is a violence-endorsing theocrat (among other things). He also did some awful and creepy things to Amy Biviano.
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  33. Nobody wants to get doxxed. Plus, there's pollen, pepper spray, smoke, dust, tear gas, diseases, etc.
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  34. Stop licking the state's boots, and stop shouting.
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  35. The first side is spreading hate, protected, as usual, by the cops.
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  36. No, but you can counter their fundamentalist religious bigotry.
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  37.  @SynnJynn  That's not a rebuttal.
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  38.  @BillMartin-h2g  That's not a rebuttal either.
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  39.  @BillMartin-h2g  How so?
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  40. Capitalist, corporate media always will be. There's so much phony fairness; they completely failed to mention the religious group's hateful message.
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  41. It was an anti-trans rally.
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  42. Fundamentalist Christians like the ones staging this rally don't seem to care that the Israeli assault is spelling the end of Gaza's ancient Christian community.
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  43. A fundamentalist Christian group with hateful messages.
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  44.  @chris-parker  Yeah, what the ruling class and/or the cops themselves decide "law and order" means.
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  45.  @MushenTong  There are lots of good reasons for masks: Doxxing, bacteria, viruses, pollen, dust, other allergens, exhaust, pepper spray, etc.
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  46.  @SynnJynn  I'm not sure what comment you're replying to, but that's not a rebuttal.
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  47.  @o2smartmouth1  It's a matter of safety, not shame. Authoritarians have long used photos to identify people they wish to repress.
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  48. Republicans support the hateful religious group that provoked this.
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  49. Republicans support groups such as the fundamentalist cult here.
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  50. Did you have a stroke while typing this?
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  51. They're a fundamentalist cult.
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  52.  @robranger61  The group is anti-trans, and their leader (Matt Shea) is a violence-endorsing theocrat. That, and he treated Amy Biviano terribly (and creepily)!
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  53. Bootlicker.
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  54. There's no such thing as a demon.
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  55.  @andrewriley8800  Thanks!
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  56.  @skywishr1313  It's a philosophical question, a matter of minimizing harm to others while maximizing human freedom.
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  57. Yeah. They completely sidestepped the question of the nature of the protest- a hateful fundamentalist cult.
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  58.  @NonotEver1  ?
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  59. *their
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  60. The cops are the most violent gang in the city, and the religious group is a fundamentalist cult.
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  61. It's an anti-trans cult. It's a hate group.
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  62.  @skywishr1313  Religion is nonsense. If a so-called holy book promotes opposition to harmless characteristics, that's bigotry.
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  63.  @NonotEver1  *its. Also, I don't know what you're trying to say.
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  64. What are you trying to say?
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  65. It's an anti-trans hate group.
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  66. Cops are the most violent gang in the city.
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  67. @SYLB2016 You're pro-fa, apparently.
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  68. "They?" You mean the fundamentalist religious cult?
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