Random Politics & Religion #26

Sure, go nuts. No one agrees with that except alt right nazi apologists so good luck.

If thats what they want sure nothing is stopping them, hey you could even make your own web hosting business and brag about accepting Nazi's.

I don't think you understand this 1st admendment stuff.

On this we agree.

Or even with permits. Has there ever been a fully permetted demonstration and counter demonstration that has gotten ugly? Oh **** yes. I have been in more than one.

"If you don't support us fully and completely, you are a Nazi"

Are we forgetting about the attempted assassination of a republican congressional baseball team?

An antifascist protester of Milo Yiannopolous was shot in stomach on Inauguration Day by Elizabeth Hakoana, who came to the protest with her husband, who planned to “crack skulls” of the “snowflakes” at the event and provoke a reaction to justify shooting someone.

Too bad I never said that.

And that is a grain of sand compared to radical Islamic terrorism that we're not supposed to call by name.

To clarify why I pointed that one out, I was watching quite a lot of videos about Milo last year. I assume this happened either after I quit watching or happened and was never mentioned. I dunno.

Stop acting like it then.

Please don't light that signal, for the love of ***, don't light that signal! >.<

Lol talk about poor arguments. I don't think you're a Nazi. If I thought that I would have said it. You just like to recycle and therefore legitimize their arguments.

You and the other liberals here think that, by those who don't even engage in conversation here, by not automatically condemning them, we not only support them, but also super secret members of their cult

Trump becomes the president of the United States.

Republicans get as much blame for also not putting up a better candidate honestly.

The tragedy of deadly violence that happened in Charlottesville will be used by the elite left to call for the further destruction of monuments to problematic figures from the past. The elite right will concede this battle – they’ve already indicated their utter concession to it, because they have no recognition where this path will end up, just as the elite right has always lacked perspective on the true aims of the left.

Last night in Washington, D.C., a Black Lives Matter rally populated overwhelmingly by white people took to the field in front of the White House and then marched to the Trump hotel to chant and rally against the existence of any confederate or slaveowner statues in D.C. This is what they want: to eradicate history and appreciations of American history because they judge all of it to be vile, and they believe – as many members of the media do – that deep down, American conservatives are all the same as those 300 or so would-be Nazis in Charlottesville. (Of course, they are pathetic would-be Nazis – they don’t have the discipline or the personal physiques to fit into Hugo Boss). That’s why they have been so eager to make such comparisons – remember when Seth MacFarlane said Nazis would love McCain-Palin? I do.

The list of protests which turned violent – which, when I shared it, triggered numerous accusations that I was defending Nazis, a white supremacist, and caused a reporter for one magazine where I used to be a columnist to describe me as “alt-right” – includes: Oakland 2009, Akron 2009, Pittsburgh 2009, Santa Cruz 2010, Oakland 2010, Los Angeles 2010, Oakland 2011, Chicago 2012, Anaheim 2012, Brooklyn 2013, Ferguson 2014, New York City 2014, Baltimore 2015, Anaheim 2016, Chicago 2016, St Paul 2016, Milwaukee 2016, Charlotte 2016, Standing Rock 2016, Oakland 2016, Portland 2016, Washington DC 2017, Berkeley 2017, Anaheim 2017, Berkeley (again) 2017, Berkeley (again again) 2017, Olympia 2017, and Portland 2017. This is a list of overwhelmingly leftist protests. But those have a different standard in the press.

Protest and assembly are the rights of all. Violent extremism is the enemy of all. There is no “winning” in such a clash, only loss. Their enemy is civilized society and the public square. But apparently listing such protests is all it takes to be considered an anti-Semite Nazi shill. Facts are not what people want at a time like this. They would prefer fiction.

John Davidson has more:


What will divide the country even more, though, is the fact that the right’s elites in media and politics are rushing to concede this battle before it is even joined, without thinking about where it inevitably leads. They are willing to trash the history of a portion of the nation in order to satisfy the American leftist elite, and they will run eagerly to fulfill that task in order to demonstrate how civilized they are. Along the way, they will run rampant over a portion of history that includes recognizable relatives for the World War II generation, toxifying the entire discussion. The direction this leads is much worse than where we currently are – it is the open conflict of a nation at war with itself over its own character. This war will end badly, no matter how it plays out. And the way this story ends is in demolishing Monticello brick by brick.

I didn't know this happened. >_>

I trust his opinion to be impartial and unbiased!

If it was it wouldn't be in the Federalist.