Trump’s Remarks on Charlottesville Violence Are Criticized as Insufficient
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Violence begats violence. This is the game the left decided to play after Trump won the election and during the last leg of the election run. It can be a real bytch when your chickens come home to roost.
Although to be fair, what the f*ck did anyone think was going to happen when a group of "America loving" anarchists decided to confront a group of "loy'l, patriotic" right-wing extremists?
Although to be fair, what the f*ck did anyone think was going to happen when a group of "America loving" anarchists decided to confront a group of "loy'l, patriotic" right-wing extremists?
I don't think those white nationalists were fighting with 'the more peaceful part of America'. They were fighting fanatics from the far left. No sympathy for either side here. But the racists had a right to hold their parade and demo and the commies did not have the right to stop them. So in that sense, the violence can be blamed on the far left.
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You're obviously intellectually compromised emotionally
. Give it some time you're rational side will return after a few daysThe far left is intellectually compromised emotionally, they can look past facts and logic & justify their violence because they are emotionally sensitive on this subject.
Why would they claim responsibility on their own actions when their emotional response is justified by their Hate.
You see a lot of "far left fanatics" about or do you read a lot of tripe about them from neo-Nazis and their "news" sites?
Show me some "far left fanatics" roaming our streets.
Far left is far beyond anything that exists in the United States. Their "far leftist" is a center-right European.
That's a easy one. Black lives matter.
Look at the stunts they resently pulled in Toronto gay parade.
Black lives matter. Marches many times in a year in many different cities. Sometimes with deadly consequences.
University campus are full of left radical groups. Using force to shut down events they don't agree too.
They hold campus administrators hostage over issues their opinions don't support.
Soon as his welfare cheque comes in. Or maybe Soros will fund a trip for left leaning freeloaders.
If they were capable of rational thought they would not be anarchists.It is an either/or situation.
BLM and anyone that supports them is far left. Most of the NDP is far left fanatics.
The flakes who call themselves antifa are far left. They came equipped with clubs, chains, pepper spray, helmets, shields and body armor. Maybe you didn't notice them in the videos? They were the ones who said "We're going to stop those people from holding their demo because we don't think people who have views we don't like should have freedom of speech".
You can find videos of them all over the net, including some from Toronto. I would also call the NDPs socialist caucus far left. They want to nationalize various industries. Look them up
The far left live in a utopian world where evil is verboten and when the unimaginable horror of bondage or blood flow occurs they will forcefully rally to suppress any evidence of this human savagery. Trump may have embolden what hillary referred to as a basket of deplorables to become more active and to my way of thinking in this case they are within their rights and are correct, history should be learned not white washed.
Donald Trump's racist comments are to blame for the white supremacists' violence
One interesting part of the horrific footage of events from Virginia has largely been un-commented on. The riot footage revealed paramilitary neo-Nazis in crash helmets, armed with home-made body armour, shields and batons using pre-rehersed Roman phalanx tactics to lay waste to anti-racist protestors.
This raises a number of questions. Given we have seen violent intolerance from US police forces of even peaceful Black Lives Matter activists, in what circumstances in recent years can we imagine police services allowing similarly armed black paramilitaries into enclosed public spaces where protest is going on?
As Republican President Donald Trump's comments demonstrate – suggesting equivalency between white supremacists and anti-racists – racism is part of the state apparatus and political culture.
Readers thinking there's something unusual in yesterday's events should try googling the Lynching postcard and comparing the results with all too similar Abu Graib human trophy imagery.
On Saturday white supremacists gathered to defend their filthy creed in Charlottesville, Virginia, murdered three anti-racist activists and injured many others. By his encouragement and endorsement of racism, especially but not exclusively against Mexicans and Muslims, President Donald Trump has the blood of the Charlottesville dead on his hands.
He should face charges of incitement to murder.
Donald Trump's racist comments are to blame for the white supremacists' violence
One interesting part of the horrific footage of events from Virginia has largely been un-commented on. The riot footage revealed paramilitary neo-Nazis in crash helmets, armed with home-made body armour, shields and batons using pre-rehersed Roman phalanx tactics to lay waste to anti-racist protestors.
This raises a number of questions. Given we have seen violent intolerance from US police forces of even peaceful Black Lives Matter activists, in what circumstances in recent years can we imagine police services allowing similarly armed black paramilitaries into enclosed public spaces where protest is going on?
As Republican President Donald Trump's comments demonstrate – suggesting equivalency between white supremacists and anti-racists – racism is part of the state apparatus and political culture.
Readers thinking there's something unusual in yesterday's events should try googling the Lynching postcard and comparing the results with all too similar Abu Graib human trophy imagery.
On Saturday white supremacists gathered to defend their filthy creed in Charlottesville, Virginia, murdered three anti-racist activists and injured many others. By his encouragement and endorsement of racism, especially but not exclusively against Mexicans and Muslims, President Donald Trump has the blood of the Charlottesville dead on his hands.
He should face charges of incitement to murder.
Donald Trump's racist comments are to blame for the white supremacists' violence
Yup, the most frightening thing you can think of, whitey getting organized. :lol:
Wait till the NRA shows up. :lol::lol: