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LostinRed

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4. I struggled with that question a bit

Sun Aug 13, 2017, 03:05 AM

Aug 2017

In the end I have decided it is a good thing. They were there to incite hate and violence and should be exposed for their vile beliefs. Does it mean that other protesters will also be identified? Sure. But if your protesting for a noble cause, like the woman's march for example, would you care if you were exposed on Twitter? No. I expose my political beliefs on social media because I'm proud of them. If these guys aren't proud to be Nazi, well too bad don't go to a Nazi rally.

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The white supremacists being identified and outed on Twitter [View all] Lotusflower70 Aug 2017 OP

I think it is a good thing hibbing Aug 2017 #1

https://twitter.com/YesYoureRacist Generic Other Aug 2017 #2

Good RhodeIslandOne Aug 2017 #3

I struggled with that question a bit LostinRed Aug 2017 #4

Excellent point Generic Other Aug 2017 #7

It isn't even a matter of us exposing them. THEY exposed them. They were there specifically Squinch Aug 2017 #9

Exactly. dalton99a Aug 2017 #15

Same here but I'd I was marching for equality I'd want that made known too YCHDT Aug 2017 #14

Exactly. I regularly march for liberal causes. Want to photograph me? Great! Want to Squinch Aug 2017 #17

Good idea Hekate Aug 2017 #5

Every terrorist we can hang around the GOP's neck is one we should. Ninsianna Aug 2017 #6

Should have worn their hoods. Lochloosa Aug 2017 #8

Ten bucks says next time they will. Squinch Aug 2017 #10

Yeap YCHDT Aug 2017 #16

Oh Yes! Into the light! Raster Aug 2017 #11

Send the cockroaches scurrying back into the walls nt geek tragedy Aug 2017 #12

Wearing hoods is banned in most southern states just so these types can't march anonymously Lee-Lee Aug 2017 #13