Three questions RE: KATHY GRIFFIN sick attempt at humor ...

[righteousdude2]

Kathy Griffin: Trump is 'trying to ruin my life' after photo scandal - CNN.com

If you are not up on the Kathy Griffin fake beheading of President Trump. I have two questions ...

1) Do you agree that her beheading photo stunt was totally "out of bounds?"

2) Do you believe she should be investigated by the Secret Service?

3) Do you think she should be prosecuted and serve some time in The Greybar Hotel?

Please feel free to address one, or all three questions. Shalom!

 

[Squire Robertsson]

Yes to #1
No to 2 and three.

 

[HankD]

yes way out of bounds and she should at least be questioned as to her intentions to do physical harm to the POTUS and family because anyone willing to pull a stunt like that may be a powder keg waiting to go off,

 

[Rolfe]

Re investigating her. I hope that they do and it scares her so much that she needs to change her shorts.

 

[Ziggy]

And one can only wonder what would have happened if in the past 8 years someone had done the same in regard to Obama? Or even now if Hillary had won and someone did the same to her? Once the shoe goes on the other foot ....

 

[HankD]

And one can only wonder what would have happened if in the past 8 years someone had done the same in regard to Obama? Or even now if Hillary had won and someone did the same to her? Once the shoe goes on the other foot ....

If it had been done to an effigy of President Obama she would still be so deep in a dark dungeon that they would have to pipe oxygen to her.

HankD

 

[TCassidy]

If it had been done to an effigy of President Obama she would still be so deep in a dark dungeon that they would have to pipe oxygen to her.

HankD

Except it was done to President Obama. Several times. Here is just one example.

 

[HankD]

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Except it was done to President Obama. Several times. Here is just one example.

Fake news.

HankD

 

[righteousdude2]

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Except it was done to President Obama. Several times. Here is just one example.

What you need to know is that veryy photo was shared on FB by a local school board member, and when the public was adviseed through a newspaper story, there was a lynch mob demanding his resignation, and the full board removed him when he refused to resign.

SO, THAT VERY PIC DID COST SOMEONE AN ELECTED POSITION.

 

[HankD]

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Except it was done to President Obama. Several times. Here is just one example.

AOBTW there is no other human being in this picture to pin the blame on.
You would have to show a real person pulling the rope to be equal to the Kathy stunt.

Be careful you may be arrested for doing it.

HankD

 

[TCassidy]

AOBTW there is no other human being in this picture to pin the blame on.

It was the work of Terry Jones, Pastor of The Dove World Outreach Center in Gainesville, Florida, who was infamous for publicly burning a Qu'ran.

 

[Salty]

In NY State - former R- Governor candidate, Carl Paladino was on the Buffalo school Board said some awful remarks about Mr & Mrs Obama. Locals wanted Paladin kicked off the school board.

 

[JohnDeereFan]

Kathy Griffin: Trump is 'trying to ruin my life' after photo scandal - CNN.com

If you are not up on the Kathy Griffin fake beheading of President Trump. I have two questions ...

1) Do you agree that her beheading photo stunt was totally "out of bounds?"

2) Do you believe she should be investigated by the Secret Service?

3) Do you think she should be prosecuted and serve some time in The Greybar Hotel?

Please feel free to address one, or all three questions. Shalom!

Yes, no, and no.

 

[HankD]

It was the work of Terry Jones, Pastor of The Dove World Outreach Center in Gainesville, Florida, who was infamous for publicly burning a Qu'ran.

Eh!
Is that him in the picture holding the rope
Anyway, from what I hear he paid dearly.

HankD

 

[TCassidy]

Anyway, from what I hear he paid dearly.

Not really. He is doing well financially. He was fined $271 by Gainesville Fire Rescue for violating fire safety rules.

Regarding the Dearborn protests, the city required him to post a $45,000 "peace bond" to cover Dearborn's cost if Jones was attacked by extremists. Jones contested that requirement, and the jury voted on April 22 to require the posting of a $1 "peace bond." The ACLU supported him in court.