Of course not. IтАЩd say there was nothing polite in how you confronted Brennan; righteous anger calling him a war hero was an awesome thing to see. But it carried more weight. I watched his superior sense of power drain from his face when you confronted him. Trump or any other politician doesnтАЩt budge from boos at a rally theyтАЩre used to that. What they arenтАЩt used to is informed citizens stepping to them that way; Brennan sure didnтАЩt know how to handle it. Everything is an energy exchange. Rallys are built on their rules. Ultimately they control the energy in that room; what are you giving up yourself and what are you really changing. When you confronted Brennan and even Gabbard to a certain extent, you didnтАЩt play by their rules.
In the manner in which you do so, agree. At a political rally, not so much in my humble opinion.
do you think they care about politeness when the fund weapons of war like the bombs being dropped by Israel?
Of course not. IтАЩd say there was nothing polite in how you confronted Brennan; righteous anger calling him a war hero was an awesome thing to see. But it carried more weight. I watched his superior sense of power drain from his face when you confronted him. Trump or any other politician doesnтАЩt budge from boos at a rally theyтАЩre used to that. What they arenтАЩt used to is informed citizens stepping to them that way; Brennan sure didnтАЩt know how to handle it. Everything is an energy exchange. Rallys are built on their rules. Ultimately they control the energy in that room; what are you giving up yourself and what are you really changing. When you confronted Brennan and even Gabbard to a certain extent, you didnтАЩt play by their rules.
IтАЩm sorry war criminal I completely messed that upЁЯдж