Thoughts?
Im speechless. What is next?
Im speechless. What is next?
going4roses;842860533 said:
Thoughts?
Im speechless. What is next?
BearDevil;842860558 said:
A tragedy in a historic college town. Really bizarre the Trump klan can't stop retweeting garbage from the KKK/Nazi cesspool. Orthodox Jew Jared Kushner can't be too stoked with their strange bedfellows.
Also weird that in the age of social media, these morons appear in public without their hoods. Even old school Klansmen and Bay Area anarchists know better. A Cold Stone manager in Turlock got fired for an unhinged racist Facebook rant on Election Night 2012.
NYCGOBEARS;842860562 said:
These clowns are emboldened by a president who gives them his tacit support.
Quote:
“This represents a turning point for the people of this country,” said Duke in video uploaded to Twitter by Indianapolis Star photojournalist Mykal McEldowney. “We are determined to take our country back. We are going to fulfill the promises of Donald Trump. That’s what we believed in, that’s why we voted for Donald Trump. Because he said he’s going to take our country back. That’s what we gotta do.”
GB54;842860581 said:
It's a violent country-a lot worse things happened in the civil rights movement. Lots of progress but still lurches into the dark side
Social media is at the core of a lot of this. Some 500 guys involved. In the old days they would have stewed in their own minds or the Top Dog guy would have scribbled something on the wall. Νow they are a "movement" and go across country. Also I never thought I'd say this about Southern cops, but bring back the fire hoses
NYCGOBEARS;842860562 said:
These clowns are emboldened by a president who gives them his tacit support. As shocking as it is to see them come out of the shadows and into the plain light of day, we should all not be so naive to believe that these cretins don't exist in large numbers. Cleary, they do.
blungld;842860652 said:
Okay sane conservatives, time to step up and stop equivocating. You are either with neo-Nazism or against it. If you are supporting this adminsitrationmaking convoluted deflecting arguments that excuse the long long list of abhorrent actionsthen you are an enabler. If you support any part or kernel of this man and the ideology of his ilk, you claim responsibility for the whole. All evidence is before you. You can not deny seeing the big picture and knowing where all of this is heading. You can make no claim of ignorance of the consequences of your support. So hold to your conservative beliefs, but step up and reject this monstrous un-American bastardization of conservativism. No more soft-language by you or anyone else. What we have witnessed is six months of evil--not a lesser of two evils, but a pure evil of its own accord.
sycasey;842860695 said:
Some Republican Senators (even heavy conservatives like Ted Cruz and Orrin Hatch) had the stones to say so. It shouldn't be that hard.
BearDevil;842860766 said:
Franklin Graham weighs in. He, Falwell, and Pat Robertson haven't served Christianity and the GOP well. Interesting argument about the timing of the statues. 1924 was 59 years after the end of the Civil War. Even adjusting for reconstruction, that's still 47 years later. Germany wasn't building Nazi monuments in 1992 or 2004.
https://m.facebook.com/FranklinGraham/posts/1610777732311735
BearNIt;842860674 said:
The Republicans that I have talked to are at a loss to explain Trump's refusal to to call out the alt right, white nationalist , and the clowns known for wearing pillow cases on their heads.
Unit2Sucks;842860794 said:
So, bottom line, Trump isn't going to make any statements that abandons or meaningfully criticizes his fans. He won't necessarily help them with any policy choices (or anything else) but he's not going to come out and condemn them. He'll just dance around the issue, not unlike what the right accused Obama and others of doing with "radical islamic terrorism." I would really like to see the term "radical whitist terrorism" used to describe these various hate groups because there really is no other common theme uniting these various radicalized domestic terrorists.
sp4149;842861415 said:
Before there were Nazis, Southern packages were delivered with a swastika.
It was used during the same period that most of the Confederate statues were erected.
Use by the Nazis came later. Eventually the company merged with Railway Express Agency and their logo disappeared.
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BearNIt;842861460 said:
This man some called Mr. President is DESPICABLE. That news conference was garbage and shocking. The only question left is how much damage he will do to The United States of America.
There is no supporting those idiots who support or worship the Nazis. Those idiots spit on the graves and in the faces of those men who fought and died in the service of their country during WWII. Republicans have a choice, support this president and go down with him as he destroys what is good in this country or stand up and be counted. Some are starting to speak up and be counted.
blungld;842860749 said:
So let's hear from the conservatives on this board too.
BearDevil;842862135 said:
Saw Mississippi's Burning with a German friend. As we left the theatre, he said for once he was glad to be German.
going4roses;842862313 said:
Geez