Trump whisked off stage at rally after loud noises ring through crowd

[DarkRange55]

Donald Trump whisked off stage at rally after loud noises ring through crowd | SPECIAL REPORT

Donald Trump was whisked off the stage at a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania after loud noises rang through the crowd. His motorcade has left the venue.

abc7.com

 

[sserafim]

Shots fired

 

[innominesatanas44]

This is such an exciting time to live.
Watch, Trump will be considered a martyr by the right wing side. Motorcade you say?
At least it looks like the actual Kennedy is off the hook. Instead of a bullet, god gave him a worm in his brain.

 

[enduringwinter]

Unrelated but Americans are psychotic. I remember them cheering for Abe Shinzo assassination when it has nothing to do with them.

It bleeds into the way they consider people and I regret being friends with one.

 

[EvisceratedJester]

Unrelated but Americans are psychotic. I remember them cheering for Abe Shinzo assassination when it has nothing to do with them.

It bleeds into the way they consider people and I regret being friends with one.

Americans are no more "psychotic" than any other nationality. Humans can be cruel and sometimes celebrate things aren't always the greatest, even in cases where it doesn't directly involve them. This isn't something inherent to Americans.

 

[WhiteRabbit]

News outlets are already posting that pic of Trump with his fist in the air and the flag behind him everywhere.

 

[enduringwinter]

Americans are no more "psychotic" than any other nationality. Humans can be cruel and sometimes celebrate things aren't always the greatest, even in cases where it doesn't directly involve them. This isn't something inherent to Americans.

Maybe historically but I respectfully disagree in terms of today's population.

 

[EvisceratedJester]

Maybe historically but I respectfully disagree in terms of today's population.

Nope, still applies to today's population.

 

[sserafim]

News outlets are already posting that pic of Trump with his fist in the air and the flag behind him everywhere.

 

[Agon321]

At this point, Biden simply has no chance of winning.

This situation won Trump the election.
If the democrats don't take some solution out of the closet, they will most likely lose.

 

[avalonisburning]

So that's it, then. Everyone's losing faith in Biden, and Trump was just handed the most powerful rallying cry a presidential candidate could possibly have on a silver platter. Obviously, anything can happen, but I guess the election is a pretty safe call now.

Enjoy the next four months. You'll need some nice memories to hold on to during the period of pain, humiliation, and surreal horrors to come. How regrettable.

 

[innominesatanas44]

Nope, still applies to today's population.

Mfw I see today's wholesome population of Americans

 

[groucho]

Genuinely a terrifying time to live, between a Trump administration and climate change the whole world will be on this site.

 

[amnesia999]

Fuck donald trump.

If you want to see the US governed by an autocratic racist hard right winger, trump's your man. Like @avalonisburning said, enjoy the next four months, because after trump's elected, it's not going to be fun for anyone whose politics is rational.

 

[EternalShore]

Unrelated but Americans are psychotic. I remember them cheering for Abe Shinzo assassination when it has nothing to do with them.

It bleeds into the way they consider people and I regret being friends with one.

I only remember people being sad about it~ Anyways, while it is certainly not good that Abe Shinzo died as he did, it must be known that he himself wasn't a particularly great guy, supporting the Unification Church which both abused its flock and greatly harmed people's trust in religion in Japan, and the assassination brought light to that~

but yeah... People suck~ :/

 

[artemisdusk]

Genuinely a terrifying time to live, between a Trump administration and climate change the whole world will be on this site

A possible Trump win and the implementation of Project 2025 is what originally lead me to begin looking into an exit strategy, and ultimately to this forum. I'd find it very hard to live in the sort of backwards society that he and his supporters want to cultivate. That's not to mention the likely economic and climate deterioration that would follow. I try to be optimistic, but I'm also pragmatic. If things get unbearable, then I've no reason to stick around and suffer through it. Just gonna hope for the best and prepare for the worst.

 

[groucho]

A possible Trump win and the implementation of Project 2025 is what originally lead me to begin looking into an exit strategy, and ultimately to this forum. I'd find it very hard to live in the sort of backwards society that he and his supporters want to cultivate. That's not to mention the likely economic and climate deterioration that would follow. I try to be optimistic, but I'm also pragmatic. If things get unbearable, then I've no reason to stick around and suffer through it. Just gonna hope for the best and prepare for the worst.

Every American should know they're not just voting for their country but also the world.

 

[noname223]

I am so glad not to live in the US. I am scared about Ukraine and the state of the world but after this incident a second Trump term seems inevitable.

 

[heavyeyes]

Personally I think it was staged. Too convenient for it not to be.

I'm still gonna vote in an attempt to save my country and the world from a Trump dictatorship. I encourage every American here to do so. It might be the last election you ever get to vote in

 

[Dr Iron Arc]

The picture unironically goes pretty hard but I don't know if it will actually make Trump have a good chance of winning at all, especially if it really does turn out to be a false flag. The shooter was just confirmed to be a registered Republican after all. Maybe he is one of those Never Trumpers but I also think it's kind of weird how he was dispatched so quickly if it wasn't completely orchestrated for him to be a sacrifice of some kind.

Either way I'm still voting for Trump because my vote literally doesn't matter thanks to the electoral college system. Even if I were to vote for Markiplier, my state is still going to pick Biden anyway.

 

[asaṅkhata]

This could be a homerun for Biden if he plays his cards right. Do a "an attack on a former president is an attack on America"-speech and the election is pretty much in the bag. 'Return to sanity' is what got him elected in 2020 and if things get even crazier after this -which I'm sure they will- it's going to help him, not Trump. But let's wait and see. Just don't give up hope yet, it's far from joever.