East LA Protesters Say Hillary Clinton Go Home

[Cheese Sandwich]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?&v=rxg9gPTd7Aw

[snooper2]

1. what a pseudo diverse collection of idiots...LOL- The far right and left JOIN FORCES!

[Cheese Sandwich]

2. Address the content of the protest. Not the skin color or the tone of voice of the protest

I'm willing to bet these protesters are much more informed about the issues and Hillary's record than 95% of her fans.

[JohnnyRingo]

9. The content isn't very focused.

I saw signs of everything from the transcripts to stopping deportation, an issue Clinton is not even involved in as far as I know. Polls show that 83% of these people will show up to vote for her in November.

Everyone who listens to Rush Limbaugh thinks they're informed about Hillary's record too. The woman who cuts my hair knows for a fact that Hillary was in the room when Vince Foster committed suicide.

[Cheese Sandwich]

12. In other words: No. You refuse to address the issues because there are too many and the protesters

didn't spell it out clearly enough for you. Even though there are probably 20 or more signs addressing different issues and you could address any of them.

On deportation, I think there was a sign there referring to Hillary detaining and rejecting child refugees from Central America, something she supported as secretary of state, something widely rejected by immigration and refugee activists.

" 83% of these people " ... of which people? And to be honest whether or not they can vote doesn't cancel out the significance of their statements. Voting is just one way to get a point across but that way isn't open for everybody.

[JohnnyRingo]

16. I'm saying where there are cameras, there are protesters.

Otherwise, what's the point?

Polls show that only 17% of registered voters will either stay home or vote otherwise if Hillary is the nominee. You apparently misunderstood my percentage of those who will vote for Hillary in November.

[DLCWIdem]

19. the deportation issue is of Honduras.

[Ash_F]

23. "Not involved?"

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/hillary-clinton-child-migrants_us_55d4a5c5e4b055a6dab24c2f

[JohnnyRingo]

25. If Hillary deported children back to Honduras...

...that changes everything.

I was all for a Hillary Clinton White House, but now I'm voting for Trump to help these protesters.

hahahaha

[Ash_F]

44. That is troublingly callus.

No one said anything about voting for Trump.

[Renew Deal]

11. The content is anger and hate

It speaks for itself

[Cheese Sandwich]

13. In other words you didn't watch the video, read their signs, or listen to their words, but you want

to police their tone, and tell them they aren't being respectable enough to listen to.

[Renew Deal]

41. I know. She wasn't born a man

Named Bernie.

[senz]

39. She earned it.

[Renew Deal]

40. Blame the victims.

[frylock]

47. The Honduran victims are blaming Secretary Clinton.

[Lizzie Poppet]

4. Which SHOULD tell you something important about Princess Weathervane.

But I'll not hold out foolish hope on that one...

[TheKentuckian]

15. Too many brown folks congregating for you? I don't get the pseudo diverse bit?

I'm also have no basis to declare them as stupid either, it is within the realm of possibility that they have some strong and legitimate grievances regarding some of her policies and actions particularly in Central American.

All we saw is they were angry and against Clinton, we have no idea why. Protest of Clinton is not by any stretch of the imagination.

[Dragonfli]

17. .

[Luminous Animal]

21. The groups that organized this action also protested Trump the week prior.

[onehandle]

3. A small, bitter, petty handful out of tens of millions.

President Hillary Clinton. Get used to it.

[Cheese Sandwich]

5. People won't get used to it. If Hilary is president, expect 8 years of this.

She will be met with protest everywhere she goes.

This is a response about Hillary's RECORD and ACTIONS.

[senz]

35. Four years or less.

[Cheese Sandwich]

43. Probably so

[AgingAmerican]

7. AKA Hispanics

Another demographic thrown under the coronation bus. As stupid as it gets.

[lunamagica]

26. You know very well that Hispanics have overwhelmengly voted for Hillary on these primaries

Only AAs support her by a bigger margin.

Stop making these absurd and FALSE assertions.

[AgingAmerican]

27. So they can't protest her policies re: Latin America?

Hill-think

[lunamagica]

28. A few protesters don't reflect the millions who have voted for her. #FeelTheMath

[AgingAmerican]

31. They represent Hondurans who suffered because of her mistakes

And they have every right to protest aforementioned policy blunders.

[lunamagica]

37. Excuse me, but they don't. I bet these are Bernie supporters who have no idea about Honduras

and are just using it a a weapon against Hillary.

Do you know America Ferrera? Her family is from Honduras. She has been there many times (have you?) she knows the situation much, much more than you, and she is working hard to get Hillary elected.

I'm deeply involved in that world. The vast majority of Hondurans (and all Central Americans) support Hillary. Or Do you really believe there were no Hondurans or Central Americans at her event? I GUARANTEE you, that there were many, many inside who support her, know what really happened from the INSIDE, not from American leftist propaganda.

[AgingAmerican]

38. They do in a Democracy

Hillary supporters are not democratic

[senz]

36. People are waking up

and seeing her for what she is.

[DLCWIdem]

18. Who they say are not Bernie supporters. can't have it both ways

[Broward]

24. She need not worry. Her obedient sycophants have her back.

[senz]

34. You'd force it on the American people.

[yuiyoshida]

6. K&R

Tweeted

[AzDar]

8. Clinton Go Home!

[Joob]

10. Nice, thanks for post

I expect many more protests against Hillary.
As there should be.

[azurnoir]

14. yep this is what the protests were about

[NCTraveler]

20. I see no problem keeping the heat on Clinton.

I don't think any of us knows what Trump is going to bring. We might have a great chance to make some big moves in this election. We have been as close as three votes away from a real pathway to citizenship possibility. That's close.

Clinton will be one of our strongest voices on that effort.

[senz]

33. She stands for nothing but herself. And you know it.

[NCTraveler]

45. "And you know it." Neener neener. lol. nt.

[senz]

46. Your comment shows your sincerity in support of your candidate.

Clinton supporter, have you ever made a high-minded comment? Or is it all just Hill Bro taunting and ridicule?

Do you think we would ever "come around" for your candidate? Her unpopularity numbers are very high. I wouldn't be surprised if her supporters had a bit (just a bit) to do with it. Who knows, when it all adds up, it might be enough to sink her -- if the law doesn't do it first.

[Fla Dem]

49. No it shows some of us can see the fruitlessness of the BS campaign going forward.

[senz]

50. You cannot stop people seeking a just and fair society.

You can push your sold-out, war-mongering corporate candidate all you want. You can use a shocking gif in your sig line to show what is in your heart.

But the people will never stop seeking a just society. Guess you'll just have to get used to it.

[suffragette]

22. Culture Clash in the house!

http://fusion.net/story/299564/hillary-clinton-accused-pandering-cinco-mayo-eastla/

“The line has been drawn between the progressive Latino community and the conservative Hispanics,” said Herbert Siguenza, who was demonstrating outside and is one of three members of the Latino/Chicano comedy troupe Culture Clash.

“Latinos were protesting outside, and Hispanics were inside [with Hillary Clinton],” said Siguenza, who said the label Hispanic was a more conservative “government establishment term” assigned to people of Spanish-speaking countries.

Siguenza said he attended the protest because he “couldn’t believe Clinton was in East L.A. on Cinco de Mayo. The Hispanic pandering is obvious,” he said.

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“I was very happy to see so many millennials participating and agitating,” said Herbert Siguenza, the member of Culture Clash.

“I’m proud of the young people with consciences who came out today and are saying something is wrong with this country,” Siguenza said.

[senz]

32. These must be my brothers and sisters

because I've never seen a group of people express my feelings better.

Ellos estan mis hermanos y hermanas. Estamos familia.

[ucrdem]

48. Astroturf.TV

brought to you by VRWC Inc.

Gets old fast.

[pdsimdars]

52. A Hillary supporter calling something "astroturf". Hypocrisy is getting thick. Pot meet kettle.

The hypocrisy got old a LONG time ago.

and remember. . . . .

[Land of Enchantment]

51. How interesting. She is told to leave West Virginia and now CA. hmmmmm....nt

[pdsimdars]

53. Spend more time with the family.