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In reply to the discussion: Tiki-torch wielding nazi snowflake bites the dust ("I'm not a neo-Nazi! I'm a moderate Republican!") [View all]Moral Compass
(1,513 posts)124. Doesn't that just say it all
This is what a moderate Republican is now. A card carrying racist who believes that allowing any progress by non-whites somehow diminishes his world.
He wants "to take it back".
I love that phrase. Take it back from who? When you get it back what do you intend to do with it. If you are talking about rolling back civil progress to where do you intend to roll it back? 1950? 1860? 1776?
I know that all this isn't in this particular story. But this is what is going on in these people's hearts. They have been convinced that blacks and immigrants have stolen their country from the rightful owners (whites).
Once you believe that racist, rightwing facism flowers.
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Tiki-torch wielding nazi snowflake bites the dust ("I'm not a neo-Nazi! I'm a moderate Republican!") [View all]
Miles Archer
Aug 2017
OP
If people can drive 500 or more miles to advocate for removing them they can do the same for not
cstanleytech
Aug 2017
#72
Absolute nonsense...no one drives over 7 hours if they aren't committed to the cause. Closet racist
iluvtennis
Aug 2017
#96
And carrying shields and wrapped pipes and other implements of peaceful protest.
Raster
Aug 2017
#103
I lived in that area--Honeoye Lake/Hemlock/Canadice area for 15 years.
BlancheSplanchnik
Aug 2017
#120
the roaches desperately try to find a dark space away from the big bright light on them. nt
Javaman
Aug 2017
#6
Exactly! This doesn't require any limits to free speech. This requires shining a light on them.
Squinch
Aug 2017
#13
If somebody protests that "I'm not a racist!" you can bet they're a racist.
The Velveteen Ocelot
Aug 2017
#9
The Nazi is a moderate Republican. In this insane time, that seems about right.
Squinch
Aug 2017
#10
we can thank him for telling us that "moderate Republican" means the same as nazi.
rurallib
Aug 2017
#41
They are trying so hard to spin this as "we were protecting the statue" bullshit. Stupid.
anneboleyn
Aug 2017
#27
He is right. He is not a Nazi from 1933. He is a modern day American fascist from 2017 who
Thomas Hurt
Aug 2017
#30
Yes ostracism is effective in societies . Shun them shame them let them talk to the hand
lunasun
Aug 2017
#111
So that fascist symbol on his polo shirt just fell on him? Poor dude, what are the odds?
Turn CO Blue
Aug 2017
#63
Wearing the uniform and shouting the slogans equals guilty beyond a reasonable doubt
Moostache
Aug 2017
#69
Using Trump's talking points.... I have this affinity for statues, y'see
world wide wally
Aug 2017
#74
That look on your face when you realize someone took your picture at a Nazi rally
underpants
Aug 2017
#81
His haircut says something different. So does his shirt and probably his kakis.
LiberalArkie
Aug 2017
#85
Moderate Republicans don't march with Nazis. Waddya wanna bet those pants he's wearing...
Honeycombe8
Aug 2017
#87
My life is over whines Kuhn. Really? Well, guess what, so is life for Heather Heyer you POS.
ATL Ebony
Aug 2017
#117