Red Mosquito

That footage of the Unite the Right organizer being chased off is really something

Seattle just can't not want to get in on this

It's a city in the Pacific Northwest

tragabigzanda wrote:

McParadigm wrote:Seattle just can't not want to get in on this

??

Until the Republicans can unequivocally denounce this base of theirs, i have no desire to try and understand the other side. They are losing all fucking credibility by not, unanimously, with one voice, denouncing these piece of shits.

This false equivalency between the liberal left and these white supremacists is so fucking sickening. One side believes they are a superior race and would like to murder, destroy, and subjugate those who aren't white and straight. The other has a hard time hearing different view points and ask for equal rights, and yes sometimes their protests turn violent.

I guess im part of the problem, but fuck......

There's been like a million Republicans who have denounced this event. What are you talking about?

"Until the republican party denounces all republicans and agree with me, I hate them!"

lol

BurtReynolds wrote:There's been like a million Republicans who have denounced this event. What are you talking about?

"Until the republican party denounces all republicans and agree with me, I hate them!"

lol

Thats not what i said burt, but okay. Go on with your bad self!

Maybe i worded it incorrectly, but there are many republicans who still skirt around the issue and support Trumps apparent denouncement of this. Trump hasn't and there are republicans who think his comment was enough and we should all move on. That is bullshit.

Many republicans have spoken out, i didnt miss that, and there are republicans that skirt the issue and are afraid of losing some of their base. this is true.

and the home depot tiki torches shall burn mightily in front of the statue of the failed general robert e. lee ....

And I also have many republican friends who are absolutely fucking silent on this. Its bullshit.

what percentage of the U.S. population espouses white supremacist beliefs?

Tomorrow's conservative talking heads are gonna be all about the "overreaction" by the mainstream (haha!) media and not about actually doing anything to distance themselves from a growing and vocal "alt-right" faction.

The denouncement from some Republicans over the last few days is too little too late. These people supported Trump last November, even when Trump refused to distance himself from David Duke. What we saw this weekend is a result of that complacency. Anything they say now is shutting the barn door after the horse. White Supremacy wasn't a deal breaker for these people, and this is what we're left with.

96583UP wrote:and the home depot tiki torches shall burn mightily in front of the statue of the failed general robert e. lee ....

cutuphalfdead wrote:The denouncement from some Republicans over the last few days is too little too late. These people supported Trump last November, even when Trump refused to distance himself from David Duke. What we saw this weekend is a result of that complacency. Anything they say now is shutting the barn door after the horse. White Supremacy wasn't a deal breaker for these people, and this is what we're left with.

This is becoming a discussion again on the talk shows and the republican contingent is quick to point out "He did distance himself from it!" completely ignoring the events of the entire situation.

Its sickening. The country these rubes love so much become the greatest country due in part to WW2 which fought against these fucking viewpoints, yet now they are quietly embracing this because votes.

tragabigzanda wrote:Did you guys see the interview with the car-driver's mom? She seemed genuinely confused why the newscaster was drawing a link between Trump and the alt-right.

I felt she was playing dumb.

She is VERY nonchalant upon hearing her son has just murdered someone.

one protestor was run over by a ford focus

one person

how many people died of bee stings in the U.S. today?