Leftwing Crazies And Their Climate Of Hate, Radicalism And Intolerance

[Cyberman]

There is a play involving someone who looks like Donald Trump being assassinated, I can see why it may be considered to be risky because it involves assasinating someone who seems to be somewhat of a likeness of the currant president.

(Bold mine.)

I see him more as an apricot.

[A Theist]

You forgot West Side Story for being a modern version of Romeo and Juliet. But, they weren't portraying modern political figures being assassinated.

And here is the final scene of Coriolanus where a current poilitical figure gets assassinated. The figure represented a mixture of eastern European despots during the 90s unrests.

Except in Eustis's perversion the political
figure being assassinated wasn't a representation of a mixture of politicians. It was clearly a representation of President Trump.

[Aroura]

Twelve pages of explaining the same play used other politicians in the past, such as Obama, and that the moral of the play is quite anti assassination. You are wasting your breath. Some people clearly either have their fingers in their ears, or lack the faculties to comprehend. These rebuttals were brought up on page 1 and 2, 12 pages later, they are still being ignored.

[Rev. Rye]

Except in Eustis's perversion the political
figure  being  assassinated wasn't a representation of a mixture of politicians. It was clearly a representation of President Trump.

And we're still going to ignore the 2013 production where Caesar was played like Obama?

[Crunchy]

Except in Eustis's perversion the political
figure  being  assassinated wasn't a representation of a mixture of politicians. It was clearly a representation of President Trump.

And we're still going to ignore the 2013 production where Caesar was played like Obama?

Yes, because A theist is an enormous hypocrite. Like other conservatives he had no problem with the incessant hatred and demonizing directed at Obama for eight years. But NOW, it's just not acceptable that people should behave so badly.

Ted Nugent is exactly the same type of hypocrite. He said things like this all the time:

"Obama, he's a piece of shit. I told him to suck on my machine gun. Hey Hillary [Clinton], you might want to ride one of these into the sunset, you worthless bitch."

"Foreigners are assholes; foreigners are scum; I don't like 'em; I don't want 'em in this country; I don't want 'em selling me doughnuts; I don't want 'em pumping my gas; I don't want 'em downwind of my life -- OK?"

And now that the shoe is on the other foot, here is what he has to say:

“I cannot, and I will not, and I encourage even my friends/enemies on the left in the Democrat and liberal world, that we have got to be civil to each other,”

It's hard to understand this level of hypocrisy by people like Nugent and A theist... but there it is. And I'm absolutely certain they don't see that they're doing anything wrong.

[SteelCurtain]

Except in Eustis's perversion the political
figure  being  assassinated wasn't a representation of a mixture of politicians. It was clearly a representation of President Trump.

And we're still going to ignore the 2013 production where Caesar was played like Obama?

A Theist is not responding to these criticisms of the foundation of his argument, because he can't and because he's got himself turgid with righteous indignation and can't see his own hypocrisy. It's pointless to even participate in this thread any longer.

They play is about how assassinating Caesar was a bad idea. This is not the first time a President has been satired in this way.

The argument is facile. He didn't get the fight he wanted about Kathy Griffin, so this is the thing he's dug in on. It's pretty sad, but then it's A Theist, so...

[Iroscato]

Maybe he's finally realised Trump is a fucking garbage fire of a president, and it's made him even angrier than usual. Desperate men clutch at straws when they're neck-deep in bullshit.

[A Theist]

And we're still going to ignore the 2013 production where Caesar was played like Obama?

A Theist is not responding to these criticisms of the foundation of his argument, because he can't and because he's got himself turgid with righteous indignation and can't see his own hypocrisy. It's pointless to even participate in this thread any longer.

They play is about how assassinating Caesar was a bad idea. This is not the first time a President has been satired in this way.

The argument is facile. He didn't get the fight he wanted about Kathy Griffin, so this is the thing he's dug in on. It's pretty sad, but then it's A Theist, so...

I wasn't able to respond later yesterday. Had some other things going on. But as far as participating in this thread, who's twisting your fucking arm to participate? You don't seem to me to be forced throw in your opinion every chance you have an opportunity. I think you enjoy it. I'll respond a little later on this. I downloaded​ a couple of articles from the director of the so called Obama/Caesar play that I'll read later on in the day. So far from what I skimmed through, this isn't going to be as cut and dry as you want to believe. There's​ definite differences between the two plays. But don't feel like you're being forced to participate if you don't want to. I would sure miss your dumb ass if you decided not to.

[Aegon]

Stop trying to make A Theist think, Steel. He's cracking under the pressure.

[The Grand Nudger]

Oh boy, turned into a theater critic all of a sudden.  The differences between two productions of ceasar won't make either of them something other than a production of ceasar.  Let me guess, in the Barry Bamz version Brutus stabs Ceasar, and tragedy follows?