leibowde84
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Right back at ya. Your response here is incredibly idiotic. You don't even have the mental capacity to challenge my point. Sad!
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Why Does Trump Refuse to Call Out Nazis in Charlottesville?
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leibowde84
Veteran Member
Do you consider Mark Levin, Rush Limbaugh, Mark Stein, the Savage Report to be honest?
leibowde84
Veteran Member
The neo-nazis, white supremacists, and alt-right protesters were the ones who initiated the violence ... like it or not. There is video proof of this. Once ONE white supremacists threw ONE bottle at the counter-protesters, their "legal protest" become absolutely and unquestionably illegal.
Now, their permits can be legally denied due to the violence they started in Charlottesville and the death one of their members caused.
leibowde84
Veteran Member
I'm extremely happy that there are brave individuals out there who are ready to put themselves in harm's way to stand up to racists. We saw what happened in the 1930s when Nazi brown-shirts were left relatively unchallenged. When there is a Nazi torch rally where Nazi slogans like "blood and soil" and "jews will not replace us" are screamed in unison, it is imperitive that counter-protesters show up to challenge them.
If the counter-protesters initiated the violence, I would agree with you. Trouble is, the Nazis threw the first stone. And, at that point, their protest ceased to be legal in any way.
leibowde84
Veteran Member
I agree. The only thing he had to say was that both sides were violent, but one side was there to promote racism. So, it is clear which side was more in the wrong. And, I'm sorry, but any decent person who came to protest the removal of the statue would have been turned off by the fact that nazis were there to join them in their march. Anyone who stayed to protest with the nazis is not a decent person.
jonathan180iq
Well-Known Member
"Helping inspire divisions because it generates support from your political base is not a formula for causing our nation to advance, our nation to overcome the many issues that we have to deal with right now."
-Senator Bob Corker, (R) TN.
-Senator Bob Corker, (R) TN.
Yes, I'm very racist.
Notanumber
A Free Man
Common sense can still be found, if you know where to look for it.
leibowde84
Veteran Member
Why? What's your reasoning behind it?Yes, I'm very racist.
I was being sarcastic, obviously.
UpperLimits
Active Member
Oh give it a break! After 6 months of organization and promotion, the largest gathering of white supremacists in decades only managed to garner a few hundred participants. And you realistically think THIS is the force that got Trump elected?????
Good grief.
(As for those fellows, I rarely read their stuff. I typically follow other news feeds, or try to do my own cross verification on stories.)
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Notanumber
A Free Man
It would be good if more people studied history instead of trying to destroy it.
leibowde84
Veteran Member
You do realize that this is a written forum. No way to know that you were being sarcastic. There are actually racists on this site.
leibowde84
Veteran Member
No. I don't think that nazis and white nationalists got Trump elected. I think the "moderate" racists who seem to think that white people are being discriminated against helped to get him elected. Most of them don't consider themselves to be racist. But, what they are complaining about is the decreasing of white privilege, which is racist by definition.
MrMrdevincamus
Voice Of The Martyrs Supporter
What is very creative of me Mr Dantas? I am not sure of what you mean, please clarify?
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"Anyone who withholds kindness from a stranger in need forsakes the will of the Almighty."
Job 6:14
It would make quite the fiction movie, that is all.
MrMrdevincamus
Voice Of The Martyrs Supporter
It has everything to do with Trump. The ultra-left wing is using a simple crude type of propaganda campaign of double speak and diversion to alter the reality of a Trump administration and legitimate Presidency. Although the tactics are crude, they are crudely sophisticated, and they work. So I was trying to show what this type of propaganda with unprecedented support from most of the media can accomplish by drawing some parallels that exist in the recent historical account. Also I was showing how the ultra left manifested as the communist workers party (for one of more) has accepted the mantel of bigots and liars almost proudly. These people attempt to rewrite history, and to destroy Trump not by hook but by a lot of crook(s) to slide their own vision of utopia in during the chaos they are attempting to create, just like Hitler did using the SA/Nazi brown shirts, to set up the National Socialists as the ruling party. The only difference is that our USA example is in its infancy and the name of the movement is different.
In any case even if you agree or disagree with me, thanks for the reply.
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Do not those who plot evil go astray? But those who plan what is good find love and faithfulness.....Proverbs 14:22
MrMrdevincamus
Voice Of The Martyrs Supporter
I pray it is fiction, however the only fiction I hear is when a Trump hater opens his/her mouth.
For some it may be easier to stick their heads in the sand or other unnamed dark dank regions until a Clinton or a Sanders somehow win the Presidential office. When that happens and they finally extract their heads I fear they may be greeted not with their heros vision of utopia (meaning the Communist workers party). No, the Clinton types, the Ted turners, and those that hate Americas bounty will emerge in a USA that is no more, and they will find themselves in a USA where every citizen is looking for crumbs the dictators see fit to give us.
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Most complain about losing white privilege?
Where do you hear these complaints?
I think you're seeing a mirage.
Moreover, you see Trump voters as a stereotype of white folk.
You even advocated special legal rights for blacks to beat whites who insult with racial epithets.
Is this not even more racist than that which you accuse them of?
Broad accusations of racism are tricky things to wield.
Aside from the erroneous (at best) inclusion of the innocent, the
anti-Trump crowd lives in a glass house, both historically & currently.
Tis best to not make criticism so personal, & so distant from issues.
leibowde84
Veteran Member
Nope. I didn't say that all Trump supporters were racist. I would say that about 30% of his supporters feel as if white people are discriminated against. And, of course they don't admit that they support white privilege (except for Spencer who has made that very clear). But, the cause of their view that whites are being discriminated against is the collapse of white privilege.
And, I said that if a white supremacist is spewing racial slurs directly at a specific black person (right in their face), the black person has every right to feel physically threatened. That is true because of the countless times when white supremacists followed racist words with unprovoked violence.