Runnin
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Is this like when you guys said racism was dead after Obama was elected?
Their views are very much alive and thriving in Trumpland.
The Trump Presidency
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Is this like when you guys said racism was dead after Obama was elected?
Their views are very much alive and thriving in Trumpland.
sturg33
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At least it got the attention off the bending over backwards for BuzzFeed news
Media has had a rough go of it lately
cajunrevenge
Well-known member
I dont know what your smoking. The KKK is alive and well. They even endorsed Obama in 2008.
Buzzfeed was done to take attention away from defrauding fisa court
Covington was done to take attention away from buzzfeed
Its a patten. Its coordinated.
sturg33
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I assume it got deleted?
Without a note on anything. Just an piece of gutter trash that one is.
goldfly
<B>if my thought dreams could be seen</B>
goldfly
<B>if my thought dreams could be seen</B>
i see your onslaught of topics that aren't about the thread continues
and no one is celebrating late term abortions
and no one is having an unwanted pregnancy aborted in the 8th or 9th month
talk about fake news
zitothebrave
Connoisseur of Minors
Levying criticism on the State of Israel's treatment of Palestine doesn't make someone anti-Semitic.
The alt-right is anti-Semitic. Here's a primer from the Anti-Defamation League.
https://www.adl.org/resources/backgrounders/alt-right-a-primer-about-the-new-white-supremacy
I tried to argue this with thethe last week. But it was pointless. He just went on another rant saying the left hates jews etc.
It is the JEWISH state that is ensuring that the JEWISH people will never be mass slaughtered again.
Its so easy from the comfort of your American home to criticize what Israel has to do to ensure the survival of its people.
I'll hear this argument from others but you have a clear antisemitic stance as your previous posting history was made clear.
Why are so many prominent figures on the left cozying up with Farakhan?
57Brave
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Adam Parkhomenko
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8h8 hours ago
McConnell clearly more upset about CovCath kids than he was
when two of his black constituents were gunned down at a grocery store by
a white supremacist. When that happened, he blamed “both sides.”
Of course the families of those two victims didn’t hire his hand-picked PR firm.
Verified account @AdamParkhomenko
8h8 hours ago
McConnell clearly more upset about CovCath kids than he was
when two of his black constituents were gunned down at a grocery store by
a white supremacist. When that happened, he blamed “both sides.”
Of course the families of those two victims didn’t hire his hand-picked PR firm.
zitothebrave
Connoisseur of Minors
I have no hatred for Jewish people. But you obviously didn't read my article. Got you something else.
’They are anti-Semitic, they know what they’re doing is anti-Semitic, but they think it's funny. Even though the alt-right rejects mainstream conservatism, they still want to be a part of the conversation. That's why they're calling themselves the alternative-right.‘—Marilyn Mayo, research fellow, ADL Center on Extremism, from an interview with The Toronto Star
zitothebrave
Connoisseur of Minors
And more since you won't read the article from the ADL. Do you know what the ADL is thethe?
"Another strand of the Alt Right consists of younger racists savvy with social media and Internet communications. In recent months, a number of these Alt Righters have promoted Donald Trump’s* presidential bid, seeing the populist candidate as someone tougher than so-called “cuckservatives,” thanks to his controversial stands on issues ranging from immigration to Muslims in America
Alt Righters like to try to use terms such as “culture” as substitutes for more lightning rod terms such as “race,” or promote “Western Civilization” as a code word for white culture or identity. They do not make explicit references to white supremacy like the “14 words” a slogan used by neo-Nazis and other hardcore white supremacists. The “14 words” refers to the expression, “We must secure the existence of our people and a future for white children.” Even though Alt Righters share the sentiment behind the “14 words” they’re more inclined to talk about preserving European-American identity."
"Another strand of the Alt Right consists of younger racists savvy with social media and Internet communications. In recent months, a number of these Alt Righters have promoted Donald Trump’s* presidential bid, seeing the populist candidate as someone tougher than so-called “cuckservatives,” thanks to his controversial stands on issues ranging from immigration to Muslims in America
Alt Righters like to try to use terms such as “culture” as substitutes for more lightning rod terms such as “race,” or promote “Western Civilization” as a code word for white culture or identity. They do not make explicit references to white supremacy like the “14 words” a slogan used by neo-Nazis and other hardcore white supremacists. The “14 words” refers to the expression, “We must secure the existence of our people and a future for white children.” Even though Alt Righters share the sentiment behind the “14 words” they’re more inclined to talk about preserving European-American identity."