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Rallying against freedom of speech

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By Robert Knight - - Sunday, March 20, 2016

We are in a very strange, disturbing election season in which the loudest voices are magnified by instant reporting all around us.

Social media are awash in videos of Donald Trump castigating protesters that invade his rallies, followed by footage of Trump supporters yelling epithets and punching them.

It’s shocking, especially if you haven’t also viewed videos of leftist street protesters outside recent Trump rallies, with f-words flying and thugs taunting and pushing police.

As the George Soros-funded Moveon.org and Black Lives Matter promise more protests, the likelihood of serious violence rises. And that’s the object — to stop the rallies, provoke a reaction, and then blame it on the candidate and his supporters.

Unfortunately, Mr. Trump has made it easy, giving them gifts such as, “You know what they used to do to guys like that when they were in a place like this? They’d be carried out on a stretchers folks”.

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