Thread: Woman Beater Chris Brown Urges Black Mobs To Provoke Trump Voters

Woman Beater Chris Brown Urges Black Mobs To Provoke Trump Voters

Published March 12, 2016

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GRAMMY WINNER URGES BLACK MOBS TO PROVOKE TRUMP VOTERS

'See what they do then. Keep touching us, motherf----r'

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DOUGLAS ERNST

Chris Brown (CNN)

Grammy-winning artist Chris Brown is calling for mobs of black people to provoke Donald Trump’s supporters at rallies.

The Republican front-runner has dealt with unruly race activists crashing his rallies for months, but news that one of them was punched in the face on Thursday in Fayetteville, North Carolina, was too much for Brown to bear.

“Man, this s–t is getting crazy,” Brown, 26, said in an Instagram video. “Black people getting assaulted at f—ing rallies where you’re supposed to talk at. … What you need to start doing — all these black people, go together 40, 50 deep. See what they do then. Keep touching us, motherf—er.”

Roughly 200,000 people “liked” the post.

“God will have his revenge. F–k Trump and f–k the pigs. Without our black culture, Asian culture, Latin culture, Muslims and any race that you don’t approve of help you to be who the f–k you are,” Brown added as text accompanying the video.

The singer’s comments came the same day Trump supporter John McGraw, 78, punched Rakeem Jones, 26, as the protester was being led out of a Fayetteville arena. Jones was screaming and flashing his middle fingers to the crowd as he was escorted out of the building by security.

McGraw was charged with assault and disorderly conduct after the confrontation.

Watch a video of the Fayetteville incident:

Protesters showed no signs of letting up Friday at a Trump rally on Friday in St. Louis, Missouri. Police escorted scores of activists out of the Peabody Opera House, and a man identified as Anthony Cage was handcuffed and led to an ambulance with a bloody face.

The Republican front-runner told the crowd it now takes police longer to remove protesters because they need to be "politically correct in the way they take them out," the New York Daily News reported. "So it takes them a little bit longer. And honestly, protesters are realizing that there are no consequences to protesting anymore. There used to be consequences, there are none anymore, so that's it."

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A protester is taken away from a rally in support of Donald Trump in St. Louis, Missouri, on Friday, March 10, 2016

Brown, whose self-titled album sold more than 2 million copies in 2005, is no stranger to violence. He was convicted of domestic violence and sentenced to five years' probation for assaulting singer Rihanna in 2009.

The singer also came under investigation by cops in Las Vegas in January for possible battery of a woman at a private party.

"A crime report has been taken for misdemeanor theft and misdemeanor battery listing Mr. Brown as a suspect. [The woman] appeared to have minor injuries sustained as a result of a battery," a press release from the Las Vegas police said, USA Today reported Jan. 3.

Brown denied the allegations. A representative called the claims "retaliation for a bruised ego."

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Chris Brown called for black people to gather in groups and provoke Trump supporters on Thursday, March 10, 2016 (Photo: Chris Brown, Instagram)

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Disgusting.

This response from Chris Brown (is wrong but is also a reaction) is directly related to that 78 year old coward at the Trump rally who sucker punched the protester being escorted out. What's right is right! You can see why people get pissed off, I would too. The officers escorting the protester out were all suspended. The 78 year old coward from NC who suckered the guy should have been arrested on the spot and escorted out too. Instead they don't even bother him and wrestle the protester to the ground. Now he has legal problems and the last thing Trump should do is pay his legal bills. Huge mistake, hope he back pedals on that one.

Chris Brown needs to chill out because it was on film and justice is being served swiftly to the Trump supporter and officers too.

I agree that Chris Browns response is disgusting, but so were the actions of that 78 year old coward from NC. Trump doesn't need supporters like that.

Oh I totally agree Joe s that the guy who sucker-punched that protestor was totally wrong and should have been arrested on the spot. But here's the deal, I don't think he actually made contact. I saw the protestor interviewed the next day and he had no sign of a punch, no cut, no swelling, no bruise, nothing. In fact, he didn't even know about it until his friend showed him the video and during the interview when the interviewer asked him about his face, he acted kind of funny and then rubbed the left side of his face and said it's a little sore, when the guy who punched out at him punched him on the right side. The old guy was still wrong to even punch out at him, but I don't believe he actually hit him, I think he missed. That may be why the cops didn't do anything, because nothing actually happened except on video it looked like it did.

In any event, no one should even try to do that, let alone try to sucker-punch someone. And I agree with you 100% that the whole deal whatever the harm, some, little or none, it was the wrong thing to do.

Thank you for making your statement so that can be clarified 100%.

Trump supporter charged after sucker-punching protester at North Carolina rally

By Justin Wm. Moyer, Jenny Starrs and Sarah Larimer March 11

Trump supporters and protesters clash at N.C. rally
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A Donald Trump supporter has been charged with assault after multiple videos showed him sucker-punching a protester at a campaign rally in Fayetteville, N.C.

The videos, which appeared on social media early Thursday and are shot from different perspectives, show an African American with long hair wearing a white T-shirt leaving Trump’s Wednesday-night rally as the audience boos. He is being led out by men in uniforms that read “Sheriff’s Office.” The man extends a middle finger to the audience on his way out.

Then, out of nowhere, the man is punched in the face by a pony-tailed man, who appears to be white, in a cowboy hat, black vest and pink shirt as the crowd begins to cheer. The protester stumbles away, and then is detained by a number of the men in uniforms.

[Suspect was wild west ‘gunslingin’ cowboy hobbyist]

“Chill, chill!” an onlooker says. “You don’t gotta grab him like that!”

Rakeem Jones, the man who was hit, said the punch came out of nowhere.

“Boom, he caught me,” Jones told The Washington Post in a telephone interview. “After I get it, before I could even gain my thoughts, I’m on the ground getting escorted out. Now I’m waking up this morning looking at the news and seeing me getting hit again.”

[Inside Trump’s inner circle, his staffers are willing to fight for him. Literally.]

John McGraw, 78, was charged with assault and disorderly conduct in connection with the incident, Cumberland County Sheriff’s Office spokesman Sean Swain told The Post on Thursday.

McGraw is due in court in April, Swain said. It was not immediately clear if he already has an attorney.


John McGraw. (Cumberland County Sheriff’s Office)

“We did the mission last night, we’re doing the follow-up, we’ve got the guy in custody,” said Swain, who also added: “People here in Cumberland Country realize what this sheriff does, and they didn’t have a complaint about what happened last night.”

Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton addressed the incident during an interview with MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow.

“Count me among those who are truly distraught and even appalled by a lot of what I see going on, what I hear being said,” Clinton said. “You know, you don’t make America great by, you know, dumping on everything that made America great, like freedom of speech and assembly and, you know, the right of people to protest.”

She added: “As the campaign goes further, more and more Americans are going to be really disturbed by the kind of campaign he’s running.”

Jones said he and four friends — a “diverse” group that included a white woman, a Muslim, and a gay man — had gone to the rally as a “social experiment.”

He said the woman with them started shouting once Trump’s speech began.

“She shouted, but at the same time, they were shouting too,” Jones, a 26-year-old inventory associate, said. “Everyone was shouting, too. …

No one in our group attempted to get physical.”

Jones blamed the Cumberland County officers escorting him from the rally for failing to protect him — then detaining him instead of the man who attacked him.

“It’s happening at all these rallies now and they’re letting it ride,” Jones said.

“The police jumped on me like I was the one swinging.” He added: “My eye still hurts. It’s just shocking. The shock of it all is starting to set in. It’s like this dude really hit me and they let him get away with it. I was basically in police custody and got hit.”

Swain, however, said he didn’t think the officers who were filmed coming up the stairs saw what happened to Jones.

The incident is now the subject of an internal review, Swain said. Authorities are combing through video footage of the rally and conducting interviews to try to determine what happened.

“No one should be subjected to such a cowardly, unprovoked act as that committed by McGraw,” Sheriff Earl Butler said in a statement posted to Facebook. “Regardless of political affiliation, speech, race, national origin, color, gender, bad reputation, prior acts, or political demonstration, no other citizen has the right to assault another person or to act in such a way as this defendant did. I hope that the courts will handle this matter with the appropriate severity for McGraw’s severe and gross violation of this victim’s rights.”

[‘Hispanic males’ arrested after armed standoff with Trump supporter]

In footage published by Inside Edition, a man identified as McGraw is asked if he liked the event.

“You bet I liked it,” he says.

When asked what he liked, he responds:

“Knocking the hell out of that big mouth.”

“We don’t know who he is, but we know he’s not acting like an American,” McGraw added. “The next time we see him, we might have to kill him.”

(Courtesy of Rakeem Jones)
Ronnie C. Rouse, a man who shot one of the videos, was with Jones at the rally.

“We’re definitely anti-Trump,” Rouse told The Post.

Rouse said as soon as Trump’s speech began, someone in the crowd singled out him and his friends, screaming, “You need to get the f— out of there!” Rouse said that his group had not said anything and that the comment was unprovoked. But he said they were almost immediately surrounded by eight Cumberland County sheriff officers, who escorted them out.

On the way up the stairs, the attack came.

Rouse, a 32-year-old musician, said he didn’t see the punch but saw the aftermath — his friend “slammed” by officers to the ground. Noting that someone in the crowd shouted, “Go home n—–s,” he said he was taken aback.

“We’ve been watching all this stuff happen to everyone else,” Rouse said. “This isn’t Biloxi. This isn’t Montgomery. This is Fayetteville. … It’s a well-cultured area.”

Noting Fayetteville’s proximity to Fort Bragg, he added: “I wanted to take my 11-year-old child, to give him a touch of what’s happening political-wise. I’m glad I didn’t. I’ve never been more embarrassed to be from here in my life. It’s just appalling.”

Fayetteville is in Cumberland County, but an official from the Cumberland County Sheriff’s Office, reached by The Post early Thursday, said officers from that jurisdiction were not the ones who detained the man. The Fayetteville Police Department also told The Post it did not detain anyone at the rally, held at the city’s Crown Coliseum. Jones said he and his friends were not arrested.


Demonstrators with raised arms are heckled by supporters of Donald Trump as they are ejected from his campaign rally in Fayetteville, N.C. (Jonathan Drake/Reuters)

Trump rallies are getting a reputation for violence by Trump supporters against disruptive protesters. Police in Fayetteville had to form a line separating pro- and anti-Trump groups outside the coliseum.

According to CBS New York, police are investigating at least two alleged assaults at a recent Kentucky rally. One involved a young African American woman who was repeatedly shoved and called “scum.”

[Trump followers defend the sucker punch: ‘Just a little poke on the beak’]

Trump himself has not been quick to criticize the violence. After a fight erupted between protesters and police last year in Birmingham, Trump said: “‘Maybe he should have been roughed up.” Of a protester in Nevada last month, Trump said: “I’d like to punch him in the face.” In Kentucky, he said: “Get him out. Try not to hurt him. If you do I’ll defend you in court.
… Are Trump rallies the most fun? We’re having a good time.”

According to CBS New York, he referred to an incident at a New Hampshire rally where a protester started “swinging and punching.”

Trump said some people in the audience “took him out.”

“It was really amazing to watch,” he said.

At Thursday night’s Republican debate in Miami, CNN’s Jake Tapper asked Trump whether the candidate had “done anything to create a tone where this kind of violence would be encouraged.”

“I hope not,” Trump said. “I truly hope not. I will say this. We have 25 [thousand], 30,000 people.

You’ve seen it yourself. People come with tremendous passion and love for the country, and when they see protest — in some cases — you know, you’re mentioning one case, which I haven’t seen, I heard about it, which I don’t like.

But when they see what’s going on in this country, they have anger that’s unbelievable. They have anger.”

Trump: 'I certainly do not condone' violence at rallieslay Video2:34

During the CNN GOP Debate, frontrunner Donald Trump addressed the violence that broke out at his rally the day before. He said his supporters come with "tremendous passion and love for the country" and that some protesters are "bad dudes." (CNN)

“They love this country,” Trump continued. “They don’t like seeing bad trade deals, they don’t like seeing higher taxes, they don’t like seeing a loss of their jobs where our jobs have just been devastated. And I know — I mean, I see it. There is some anger. There’s also great love for the country. It’s a beautiful thing in many respects. But I certainly do not condone that at all, Jake.”

At the Fayetteville rally, Trump called protesters “professional troublemakers,” as ABC reported.

As video posted by the Raleigh News-Observer shows, his speech was repeatedly interrupted as protesters were escorted out and the crowd chanted, “USA.” He criticized one protester for wearing a “very dirty undershirt.”

Nor were the protesters enamored of Trump.

“He spreads hate,” protester Marianna Kuehn told WRAL.

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Five North Carolina deputies disciplined for doing nothing as man sucker-punched protester at Trump rally

BY KERI BLAKINGER
NEW YORK DAILY NEWS
Wednesday, March 16, 2016, 8:14 PM

Protester punched by man at Donald Trump rally
NY Daily News



Five North Carolina sheriff’s deputies have been disciplined after they stood idly by while watching a whacko Donald Trump supporter sucker-punch a black protester at a rally in Fayetteville.

Three of the Cumberland County deputies — who were not named in the sheriff’s press release — were demoted and suspended without pay for five days and another two were suspended without pay for three days.

All five officers are on probation for the next year.

http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/deputies-disciplined-standing-trump-rally-violence-article-1.2567331

I agree that the sucker punch was uncalled for and embarrassing. The guy was already being removed and this John Mcgraw's action was the cringe worthy action of a coward. Additionally, it is pretty clear to me that the punchee and his friends, ready with their cameras, were there to incite people which they managed to do.

Jones said he and four friends — a “diverse” group that included a white woman, a Muslim, and a gay man — had gone to the rally as a “social experiment.”

He said the woman with them started shouting once Trump’s speech began.

Woman beater Chris Brown....

“Black people getting assaulted at f—ing rallies where you’re supposed to talk at.

Not surprised, he thinks the protesters are supposed to TALK at a presidential candidate's rally. That is depriving the voters a chance to HEAR what the candidate espouses.