President Donald Trump tweeted Friday what appears to be a threat of harsh treatment for people who might protest in Oklahoma, where he has a campaign rally planned for the weekend.
Those Democratic-controlled cities have brokered a more cooperative stance between protesters and police as Black Lives Matter activism continues — though not without violent clashes. "Any protesters, anarchists, agitators, looters or lowlifes who are going to Oklahoma please understand, you will not be treated like you have been in New York, Seattle, or Minneapolis. It will be a much different scene!" he wrote. The tweet, though vague, appeared to be a threat of harsher policing than has been seen in those cities.
After tear gas was used in Seattle over the weekend of June 6, police have abandoned attempts to move protesters from the self-described "Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone," a largely peaceful protest camp. characterization of them as "terrorists"New York and Minneapolis, both in Democratic-controlled states, have also taken measures to de-escalate encounters between police and protesters.
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I like presidents who don’t beg China to help them get re-elected.
People all over the world, Grab Hands. Grab Hands.
He needs to remember Gadafi.
Dear Jacksonville: Are you really sure you want to host the Republican Convention in August?
Yea pretty sure he was just talking about the people who live in Tulsa. Meaning they aren't going to let you destroy their city. They are heavily armed citizens in Oklahoma.
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It was not a threat. He put 'lowlifes' on notice to don't try what they have been able to get away with in Democratic states, like New York and Seattle.
Is there a bunker in the arena? Apparently, there has been talk of protesters there. Nothing more than jokes and rumors, though. But with this era we're in... it wouldn't be surprising if it was truthful.
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