Special Snowflake demands ‘safe spaces’ in theatres

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Donald Trump, infamous for being a hardline conservative and getting into bed with Breitbart, just called for safe spaces.

And not just that – he demanded that a theatre, showing a liberal musical, should be a ‘safe and special’ space.

here it is:

https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump


Read more: Donald Trump demands safe spaces after Mike Pence booed in theatre | Metro News


 

Tecumsehsbones

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Inorite? All the poor little victims here shrieking about how wrong it is that poor little Mikey had to hear something besides how wonderful he is!

It's an OUTRAGE!

Funny how all the special snowflakes who thought it was just peachy-keen to have a Klan Congressman shout "You lie!" at the President of the United States in the middle of an official, Constitutionally-mandated function, are now all butthurt and scurrying for their safe space.
 

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He could always bus the audience in, that worked for Hillary and Obama. This is another reason Trump should be the one dealing with 'the Press' and fielding questions from the Public. No matter how informed he makes his spokespeople he is the one who has the best answer and it is on the tip of his tongue so anything after that is an update rather than it being the first part of an answer. Trump Tower is home, it would mean moving into the White House was a step down in lifestyle. Perhaps that is where 'the help' can stay as they will be pretty busy day and night.
 

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Trump’s fit of pique over theater professionals expressing their First Amendment rights did divert attention away from perhaps more significant developments, like a Washington Post report that foreign diplomats are spending money at his new hotel in Washington in a clear attempt to curry favor with him, and that he had agreed, on Friday, to pay $25 million to former students of Trump University who sued him for fraud.

The attention paid to the “Hamilton” protest prompted some objections that reporters were giving too much weight to the president-elect’s temper tantrum and not enough to the lawsuit or the many financial conflicts of interest he has shown no interest in resolving before he takes office.

Although Pence was met with a mixture of boos and applause by audience members before the show, the actor who plays Vice President Aaron Burr, Brandon Victor Dixon, silenced scattered jeers when he addressed the incoming vice president during the curtain call at the end.

“There’s nothing to boo, ladies and gentlemen, there’s nothing to boo,” Dixon said. “We have a message for you, sir, and we hope that you will hear us out,” he added, pulling a piece of paper from his pocket.
Vice President-elect Pence, we welcome you and we truly thank you for joining us here at “Hamilton: An American Musical.” We really do.
We, sir, are the diverse America who are alarmed and anxious that your new administration will not protect us, our planet, our children, our parents, or defend us and uphold our inalienable rights. But we truly hope that this show has inspired you to uphold our American values and to work on behalf of all of us.
Thank you truly for seeing this show, this wonderful American story, told by a diverse group of men and women of different colors, creeds and orientations.
After Trump’s indignant response on Twitter the following morning, it was left to the actor to explain to the man who will swear to uphold the Constitution on January 20 that the expression of dissent is not harassment.

https://theintercept.com/2016/11/19/trump-cant-hear-cast-hamilton-tried-tell/
 

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so, the fuller brush man shows up at your door you let him in and he says "you suck f-tard"
its all good.
but, when you pay for a ticket...lets say it was unprofessional

...like you're in the line at the checkout and the little lady says
hows yer stinking pussfilled **** of a daughter turdblossum?

ah, free speech....
 

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How would the Left like it if one of their daughters went to the pharmacy for the morning after pill, and the little old Church Lady behind the cash yelled into the microphone, "PRICE CHECK ON THE WH0RE PILLS!!"
 

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How would the Left like it if one of their daughters went to the pharmacy for the morning after pill, and the little old Church Lady behind the cash yelled into the microphone, "PRICE CHECK ON THE WH0RE PILLS!!"
You're right. Adult male white fundies need the same standard of protection as little girls, poor li'l sensitive flowers. That's why we should pass emergency legislation establishing "Snowflake Safe Spaces."
 

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I never thought I would say this, but I agree with Trump (not his method though!! ), but expressing your views on a stage to a man out to see a play with his wife is the wrong forum. The message itself was respectful, but to be singled out while making your way out of a theatre was disrespectfull in my opinion. Ask for a meeting, send a letter, contact the press, whatever man, but don't do it like this.
 

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The end of liberal democracy is at hand when the core of its belief, being tolerance, is a hypocrisy.
 

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I never thought I would say this, but I agree with Trump (not his method though!! ), but expressing your views on a stage to a man out to see a play with his wife is the wrong forum. The message itself was respectful, but to be singled out while making your way out of a theatre was disrespectfull in my opinion. Ask for a meeting, send a letter, contact the press, whatever man, but don't do it like this.
So what part was most disrespectful? Acknowledging the presence of a famous person in the audience, or asking the Vice President-elect to care for and defend all the people of the United States?
 

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So what part was most disrespectful? Acknowledging the presence of a famous person in the audience, or asking the Vice President-elect to care for and defend all the people of the United States?

The latter. That's not what he campained on. He campaigned on promoting the interests of 'America' (aka whites who profess the Christian Faith with their lips hidden under white cloths.
 

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The latter. That's not what he campained on. He campaigned on promoting the interests of 'America' (aka whites who profess the Christian Faith with their lips hidden under white cloths.
Pence blew a huge opportunity. He should have jumped up on stage and sworn to the cast and audience that he would respect and defend all Americans with the last breath in his body.

Can't blame him for not wanting to reach out to a bunch of darkies and homos, though.
 

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Pence blew a huge opportunity. He should have jumped up on stage and sworn to the cast and audience that he would respect and defend all Americans with the last breath in his body.

Can't blame him for not wanting to reach out to a bunch of darkies and homos, though.

And spics and muzzies too.

Just like Rob Ford, this will be 4 years of Locutus bending over to defend the dumbest ideas from the dumbest people alive.

No Mentalfloss. Trump is not stupid. He's dangerously sick and ought to be taken bloody seriously.
 

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And spics and muzzies too.



No Mentalfloss. Trump is not stupid. He's dangerously sick and ought to be taken bloody seriously.
Did you ever take the time to listen to him speak ?