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Back then there was not 40 million job loses, a quarantine and a deep economic crisis, people are angry and the death of that man was just the detonator.
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agreed. the Context is VERy different. Also, US facing maximum external pressure its ever faced internationally..
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Trump is not defusing the pressure but choose to add more. You know what they say about contents under pressure...
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Who cannot love Donald J. Trump? We love this man!
LOL these are the same Indians that were not so long ago worshipping and kissing Donald Trump. Not only figuratively, but also in literal sense.
Trump was going to teach Pakistan and Muslims a lesson. We, the Muslims were going to feel the wrath of Donald J. Trump. We all remember these famous words from our American and Indian members on PDF. That includes notable professional members.
When I read such pessimistic and u-turn reactions I only feel emboldened and vindicated. It feels darn good.
LOL at we the people. You elected Donald J. Trump. You will re-elect him and that is my word against yours.
LOL these are the same Indians that were not so long ago worshipping and kissing Donald Trump. Not only figuratively, but also in literal sense.
Trump was going to teach Pakistan and Muslims a lesson. We, the Muslims were going to feel the wrath of Donald J. Trump. We all remember these famous words from our American and Indian members on PDF. That includes notable professional members.
When I read such pessimistic and u-turn reactions I only feel emboldened and vindicated. It feels darn good.
LOL at we the people. You elected Donald J. Trump. You will re-elect him and that is my word against yours.
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More than half of Americans SUPPORT SENDING MILITARY to aid police in dealing with George Floyd protests – poll
Over 50 percent of Americans would like to see the army deployed to the streets of US cities to help police tackle the riots raging across the country following the death of George Floyd at the hands of Minneapolis police.
The US has been gripped by a massive wave of protests for over a week, as hundreds of thousands of people took to the streets to call for justice for the African American man, who was choked to death by a police officer during a detention process.
While it might seem that the nation, or the larger part of it at least, has rallied behind the cause, a large number of Americans admitted they would not object to the military being deployed to aid the police in dealing with the protest actions that have spiraled into riots and violent clashes with law enforcement in many cities.
A poll conducted between May 31 and June 1 by Morning Consult data intelligence company showed that as many as 58 percent of Americans approve of the idea. One third of the respondents “strongly support” it while only a total of 30 percent oppose, to some extent, deploying the troops. The survey relies on a “national sample of 1,624 registered voters” interviewed online.
At the same time, another poll conducted by the same company over roughly the same period reveals that 54 percent of people in the US support the protests and almost an equal number of them see police violence against the public as a bigger problem than violence against law enforcement officers. African Americans appear to be particularly concerned by police violence; 85 percent of this demographic supported this statement.
https://www.rt.com/usa/490578-americans-support-military-protests-poll/
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this is actually good news, because this means Trump's popularity may increase because Americans clearly love to be ruled by a tough guy because then they feel safe, more time for Trump means more polarization in the US society, it means more division in the US, it means America's disgusting image to the rest of the world will continue to be exposed, a devided society in the US is good for world peace.
Over 50 percent of Americans would like to see the army deployed to the streets of US cities to help police tackle the riots raging across the country following the death of George Floyd at the hands of Minneapolis police.
The US has been gripped by a massive wave of protests for over a week, as hundreds of thousands of people took to the streets to call for justice for the African American man, who was choked to death by a police officer during a detention process.
While it might seem that the nation, or the larger part of it at least, has rallied behind the cause, a large number of Americans admitted they would not object to the military being deployed to aid the police in dealing with the protest actions that have spiraled into riots and violent clashes with law enforcement in many cities.
A poll conducted between May 31 and June 1 by Morning Consult data intelligence company showed that as many as 58 percent of Americans approve of the idea. One third of the respondents “strongly support” it while only a total of 30 percent oppose, to some extent, deploying the troops. The survey relies on a “national sample of 1,624 registered voters” interviewed online.
At the same time, another poll conducted by the same company over roughly the same period reveals that 54 percent of people in the US support the protests and almost an equal number of them see police violence against the public as a bigger problem than violence against law enforcement officers. African Americans appear to be particularly concerned by police violence; 85 percent of this demographic supported this statement.
https://www.rt.com/usa/490578-americans-support-military-protests-poll/
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this is actually good news, because this means Trump's popularity may increase because Americans clearly love to be ruled by a tough guy because then they feel safe, more time for Trump means more polarization in the US society, it means more division in the US, it means America's disgusting image to the rest of the world will continue to be exposed, a devided society in the US is good for world peace.
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