Liberal attends Trump rally, expects 'aggression.' Instead he's treated with 'incredible...

Get out of the Democrat run cesspools. Build an old fashioned carbon emitting campfire. Teach your grandaughters how to shoot commie tin cans. Pour a tall gin and short tonic. Meet, greet and break bread. Americans like Trump's message and leadership and are unfailingly great people . Maj Kevin "Mac" McLaughlin MSgt Steve Sweeney Lt Col Charlie Brown MSgt Robert "Rock" Aldi SFC Kelly Fuerhoff ( thought I'd go ahead and tag Fuerhoff, too. Haven't had a red thumbs down this week)

Most Liberals who have chosen to simply hate Trump won't care. I'm not a fan of Trump myself (I don't hate him though), as a conservative, but I don't waste my time trying to find something wrong with everything he does, nor do I fail to take note of his accomplishments. However, I have found myself in the middle of a few of "Trump train" get togethers at restaurants, at the beach, and even while boating. They are in fact diverse, fun loving, respectful people whom I imagine only get riled up when people act disrespectfully toward them purposefully and constantly. Essentially no different than any other human being getting challenged by another in a similar manner. But no, to most Liberals (maybe not this one who conducted this "experiment" in the article), they all fit a specific mold, which ironically can in fact be attributed to the people who hold liberal rallies and protests.

In my experience from the Desert Storm period up until this point, I have witnessed a multitude of liberal rallies and protests. The first was when I was in college, and I decided to show up to a "Support our Troops" rally during Desert Storm. Being a cadet in the AFROTC, I thought it prudent to support the people I was about to join in the near future. It was not advertised or meant to support the war, President Bush, or denounce Iraq, and none of that rhetoric was even articulated during the event. That is until a small group of "no blood for oil" folks showed up and tried to shout down our efforts to sign a huge banner of support to those deployed in the Middle East, and collect care package items to ship to each of the bases. So yes, people responded to the protestors. Mostly to ask why the hell they chose to politicize what was meant to be a non-political event. Since then, I've seen many other rallies organized by those pushing left sided rhetoric. Most are consistently and obnoxiously loud, in your face/confrontational, and even violent. This isn't to say Trump rallies don't have that. I just don't see nearly the same, and when I do, it is usually an outlier person(s) vs the whole group participating.

So, I don't look for or join any of these events, but considering I travel a lot and I traverse many focal points (white house and other DC areas, the gates into military bases, and popular city centers), you tend to come across these rallies going on every now and then. But going back to the first example I remember, there was a stark contrast to how I was treated by the "no blood for oil" protestors, when I simply asked why they are politicizing a support the troops rally, vs the conversations I had with Trump supporters, while making note to them I'm not a fan of a lot of his rhetoric. They understood, respected my opinion, and continued to be friendly to all. fast forward to the Fall of 2001 after 9/11, I could not help but giggle during the time I saw a rally going on at the Peterson AFB gate in which the Security Forces warned the anti-war protestors not to block traffic or cross the line marking federal property. As I waited in line to enter the base, I watched one idiot challenge the instructions and jump over the line, only to get jacked up. Totally made my day.

I am not either. I am sure he was because he believes the lies that the mainstream media spreads.