Elections Comparison: Biden and Trump staring down a heckler

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posted in another thread but warrant a further look

Biden stares down a heckler :
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The camera is facing Biden and the crowd is behind the camera, as it normally is, so it is more nuanced. . A heckler cries something I can't hear think maybe ''you commit genocide''. The crowd drowns her with chants of 4 more years. Biden says FOLKS -- FOLKS, IT'S OK. LOOK, THEY CARE. INNOCENT CHILDREN HAVE BEEN LOST. THEY MAKE A FAIR POINT. COME ON NOW. [SHOUTING] [APPLAUSE] attempting to quieten the audience. Biden then eyes down the heckler, and continues his speech, looking away and during the speech continues to stare down the heckler while talking. Every time he looks to our left - his right - he focuses on the same point the heckler spoke from.

Trump stares down a heckler:

The camera is facing Trump. The crowd is in the background and Trump has his back to the crowd. The crowd cannot see Trump and Trump cannot see the crowd. The crowd start hissing and booing at someone in the crowd. The camera pans out revealing the heckler who some how got into Trump's specialised on screen audience - a place the front facing camera can pickup. A heckler starts up, who is wearing a KKK T shirt. A strange one with KKK written in black marker and a paper cut out Jewish star. The man somehow made it to the front of the crowd wearing this. The heckler makes exaggerated comedic gestures then gestures to Trump to bring it on. Trump approaches and stands over the man who happens to be right behind him on stage and stares him down with a heroic camera angle to booth. The Heckler, overwhelmed by Trump realises he is powerless and humbly bows to Trump. While bowed humbly a secret service agent walks up and whispers something in his ear.

Oddly the moment the crowd starts up, Trump pauses and says ''Okay'' and then turns.
 
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KKK was all Democrats, so he doesn't belong there.
almost like there was a party switch and the KKK endorses the republican party candidate today.

Love how yall are the same people to say get over slavery and Jim Crowe....and then you'll regurgitate "duh dems were duh party of slavery, yeehaw!"
 
Also, those two examples aren't remotely comparable.

Also, Stable Genius mentioning "The good old days" is super boomer-y and political correctness is not even fucking close to a new phenomenon nor is it a partisan issue.

Also, Stable Genius had four years to MAGA so if shit's in the gutter so fast then I guess he didn't do a good job.

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almost like there was a party switch and the KKK endorses the republican party candidate today.

Love how yall are the same people to say get over slavery and Jim Crowe....and then you'll regurgitate "duh dems were duh party of slavery, yeehaw!"

The KKK is an insignificant small group of shit stains. Back when it was a powerhouse.... ALL Democrats. Today, they are not affiliated. In Fact, the Republican Party was founded on abolition. Before you start, there was no "Party Switch". That's a debunked Left Cult talking point that can be shot down by asking clowns like you to name just 10.... no just 5 politicians that "switched".
 
The KKK is an insignificant small group of shit stains. Back when it was a powerhouse.... ALL Democrats. Today, they are not affiliated. In Fact, the Republican Party was founded on abolition. Before you start, there was no "Party Switch". That's a debunked Left Cult talking point that can be shot down by asking clowns like you to name just 10.... no just 5 politicians that "switched".

It hasn't been debunked because it's the truth.

Just because it isn't as simple as which specific men changed ideologies and when doesn't mean it didn't happen.

Here's an explanation of what it was and how long it took, but because you're never interested in complexity or nuance, just how do you explain how liberal Republicans used to be? How do you explain why the north was predominantly Republican while the south was majority Democrat?
 
Definitely not staged. Totally really happened. Lol I bet some of the MAGAts think this was a real situation and that Convicted Felon Trump isn't a pussy.
 
It hasn't been debunked because it's the truth.

Just because it isn't as simple as which specific men changed ideologies and when doesn't mean it didn't happen.

Here's an explanation of what it was and how long it took, but because you're never interested in complexity or nuance, just how do you explain how liberal Republicans used to be? How do you explain why the north was predominantly Republican while the south was majority Democrat?
You don't even need to go that deep. Look at presidential election maps, especially from '52 to '64. And I'd recommend reading a lot specifically about the Draft Goldwater campaign, starting with Perlstein's Before the Storm.
 
It hasn't been debunked because it's the truth.

Just because it isn't as simple as which specific men changed ideologies and when doesn't mean it didn't happen.

Here's an explanation of what it was and how long it took, but because you're never interested in complexity or nuance, just how do you explain how liberal Republicans used to be? How do you explain why the north was predominantly Republican while the south was majority Democrat?

Yeah... it has been debunked. Repeatedly. There was no switch of parties as none of you can name those who actually "switched".
 
The KKK is an insignificant small group of shit stains. Back when it was a powerhouse.... ALL Democrats. Today, they are not affiliated. In Fact, the Republican Party was founded on abolition. Before you start, there was no "Party Switch". That's a debunked Left Cult talking point that can be shot down by asking clowns like you to name just 10.... no just 5 politicians that "switched".
Whatever remains of the kkk supports the republican party now so why does the past matter if the democrats were the racist boogeyman that you claim them to be, then why doesn't the KKK support them. Why do more racial minorities support them?

There was a party switch definetely after the civil rights act, conservatives (hence the name) are all about preserving the status quo.

Also which side is the one that claims the confederate flag is their heritage?
 

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