Huh? are you saying i'm not understanding my own posts?
Spat on? I don't understand. Do you mean berated or something?
You're miss understanding my earlier posts. The woman in that video, i've no idea if she is a pro lifer. This is a separate case
Notice the Nazi scum Nazi scum being shouted at the end? Someone who is pro life is apparently Nazi scum.
I provided you with the link, i know why it was shut down. My post was about the wider issue of the shutting down of debates that certain people don't like. Call them a fascist and whatnot!! you were the one focusing in on Charlottesville when in reality Charlottesville is the product of a long line of problems that have been boiling up.
I get the feeling you are deliberately misinterpreting my posts...
No, you're misunderstanding my replies to your posts.
And apologies, I could have sworn you mentioned someone being spat on holding a flag. Got that wrong, but the berated works fine as well. The point is still that people aren't just being targeted because they're holding American flags or signs, they're being targeted because of the what the sign says and/or the reason they are there. It's likely to have nothing to do with the flag itself.
Yes some people call people nazis with no real association, but what is the scale of the problem? Again, it's relatively minor, with a small number actually doing so. Should they? No, probably not, is it really a big issue? Not really, any more than people calling others ********** or SJWs.
I understand your post was about the wider issue, and I replied about that. Twice. In reply to the general premise of shutting down debates, yes there have been some prominent events cancelled. But again - these are few and far between in reality. To use the Milo example again, he did a tour to multiple locations, only one of them being cancelled.
No, that single event shouldn't need to have been cancelled and yes, the people using violence to stop the event should be stopped. But to claim it's some massive issue is again making a mountain out of a molehill. It's certainly not justification for neonazis and white supremacists to decide to march somewhere - that's more related to emboldenment due to the comments of people like Trump than anything to do with shutting down free speech IMO.
I'm not focusing on Charlottesville, that part of the post is in direct response and discussing the evidence you put forward (the link to the cancelling of a specific event) for the issues discussed above.
No one is deliberately misinterpreting your posts...
And again, how do you feel about the likes of Milo specifically naming and "shaming" protesters to make their lives hell because they protest against him? Do you not consider that another form of shutting down debates? And how do you rectify that against your claim that the "left" are doing it? Perhaps both sides have a similar problem..?
