The assassination attempt against Donald Trump will go down as one of the most-watched videos of all time.
But people shouldn't be surprised at this.
Our own Foreign Secretary has, in my view, incited others to think that Trump is a KKK supporter.
He's also called him a snowflake and made a joke about other presidents being assassinated.
Patrick Christys reacts to Donald Trump assassination attempt
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Apparently, the latest line from Labour is that David Lammy has now softened his views.
Lisa Nandy said: "He's never denied that he said it, but he has had a marked shift in tone since he's been appointed as shadow foreign secretary, in recognition that Britain's interests will always be in having a strong relationship with the United States.
"And he's been over in the United States in the last ten days, talking not just to Democrats, but to Republicans as well."
The usual types and the BBC have whipped up hatred.
David Aaronovitch tweeted this: "If I was Biden, I'd hurry up and have Trump murdered on the basis that he is a threat to America's security."
Now, Aaronovitch wrote that on the day of the ruling by the Supreme Court on presidential immunity.
He then had the audacity to claim that people sharing that tweet were endangering his life.
Cry me a river, David. It's not happening mate.
People here have threatened Nigel Farage, like the Jo Brand battery acid comments. And in the election campaign, several attacks happened.
There are countless examples of attacks like that, but now all the left care because it's happening to them.
The pro-Palestine brigade are aggressive. They turn up at MPs' homes, they use disgusting lies and violent tactics, and they're mostly targeting Labour MPs. Well, that's bad and it needs to stop.
But the fact is, it's been acceptable to joke about bad things happening to right-wingers for a very long time. And the truth is that the 'be kind' brigade just aren't very kind.
