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Well, nazi riots and imminent nuclear disaster within a year? I wish I had put a tenner on this as soon as trump won the election.
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These are just the small rumblings at the start.
If collectivism and Identity politics isn't stopped, It's gonna get much, much worse. |
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Yeah, the chances of anyone being able to do such a truly pathetic job of running the US seemed so unlikely it would have seemed like wasted money but Tump really has surprised even those who knew what an inept loser he was but at least expected him to give the job his all. Perhaps he did and ''his all'' is just really very little indeed.
Only to be expected from a fellonous coward and habitual draft dodger who makes fun of the disabled, lusts after his own daughter and boasts about his 'celebrity' giving him the right to sexually assault women! With all the evidence that's out there people really should have known what to expect from this disgraceful creature. |
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The problem you should be thinking about is, why have they been gaining ground in the past 10+ years? What is the root cause? |
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I disagree with the bit in bold, I dont think they ever went away and one of the things that has stunned me about the driver was the fact that he was only twenty. Ten years ago what could he have possibly known about these issues? |
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Anything to avoid calling a spade a spade. |
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I still don't understand why people like to blame Leftists for Ultra Far-Right Nazi violence. Blame the ****ing Nazis. |
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As for antifa, the biggest hypocrites ever, who go around calling patriots nazi's and fascists. They are the biggest fascists going. At many of the rallies, THEY are the ones with weapons, who start violence first and cause chaos wherever they go. |
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So much Whataboutism taking place in this thread. A Nazi drives into a crowd of people, injuring dozens of people and killing one. Yet all I'm seeing is "What about Antifa" "What about BLM" "What about Obama"
What about the fact that somehow people are equating Nazism with patriotism? |
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all Trump's fault :fist: :fist:
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The USA has had a problem with empowered extremists for decades. Its not a new phenomena. Its a bi-product of having free speech, and the means to commit atrocities with the click of a finger.
Of course Nazi extremism should be outlawed, it shouldn't even be up for debate, and really, why are people getting upset with Trump. He was voted in by the American people as the "best" option for the job. It is what it is. If people don't like his performance he will be booted out come the next election if not before. Maybe next time they will get half decent candidates to represent them. |
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As for the U.S, racist, violent and despotic forces have always been a part of the American landscape. Throughout American history, we've seen such people tolerated and even empowered by the state to persecute. What we are witnessing and the reason this mould is growing is because of the recent power shift. When democratic institutions cease to function, when the consent of the government becomes a joke, despots fill the political void. |
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It says a lot when people are more concerned with the use of the word 'bigot' and if it applies to the nazi terrorist in question then they are with the fact that they've murdered someone.
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