Former white supremacist leader says Donald is using white supremacist recruiting tactics

MicroBrew said:
Bet you have no problem with Colonialism and mass emigration of Europeans displacing Native Americans.

Most of the illegals coming into America are from MesoAmerica, and most of them have native ancestry. So if America is changing, it is only going to look closer to how it was before colonialism.
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This guy is probably getting the Freshman 15. Go to any cool parties lately? Did ya just get woke?
 
Sohei said:
You dont see the hypocrisy in 'all men created equal' while maintaining large stables of slaves?
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Slavery still exists in America? If it was founded on it how could it survive without it?

Accept reality, America wasn't founded on white supremacy. The world was a very racist place and in many parts it still is.
 
Hit-N-Run said:
Ignore that cunt. He's the racist douche bag that made the "Is calling black people Wakandans racist" thread.

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What I actually did was expose progressive double standards.

Calling white people white trash, redneck and hillbilly is also prohibited and now racist. Choose your words carefully.

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Oh and being against mass immigration, multiculturalism, white guilt/privilege, impossible to properly vet refugees, LGBT insanity, Reconquista, hoodlife, BLM, ANTIFA, gun bans/confiscation, radical feminism and Islam does not make you racist.


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Darth_Inv1ctu5 said:
What about the influx of immigrants do you see as a problem, specifically? Let's say, for the sake of the argument, that an immigration reform is passed whereby most of the people who migrate to the US illegally can now legally do so. Let's take away those with criminal backgrounds and leave just the ones who wish to move because their home country doesn't do it for them. Huge numbers of immigrants from all over the place, a ton of them Muslims, all coming in legally. What would your problem be then? That their religion doesn't please you? That they prefer to speak another language? What? I'm expecting a serious answer btw
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Inb4 white genocide.
 
A ton of Muslims and Jews crammed into the same country. What could go wrong!?
 
Pessimystic said:
Other than him being an idiot?
Not much. I'm not interested in anti-white propaganda.
Few things disgust me more than self flagellating whites.
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If it's propaganda of any sort, it's anti-white supremacist propaganda. So, you're saying you think white supremacists are the good guys?
 
WTF2008 said:
It's pointless to argue with modern liberal politics. It's all about buzzwords and convincing people that conservatives are racist Nazis.

Forget facts, those fell off when Hillary didn't take her rightful place as next in line for the liberal thought police.
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This is hysterical.

It’s all about the buzzwords? Lol This coming the side who calls everything “socialist, Marxist, commie” when discussing things they were told not to like and can’t undrstand.
 
splendica said:
There's a lot of legit "fake news" or flat out lying in this thread. I'm glad for freedom of speech so that people can determine the truth for themselves. Donald Trump is a great leader in this regard even when calling out the press for inaccuracies or plain untruths.



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ROFL
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/11/28/magazine/how-far-will-sean-hannity-go.html
In November, news broke that Roy Moore of Alabama, the far-right Republican Senate nominee, was said to have approached, dated or initiated sexual contact with several teenagers — one of whom was 14 — in the 1970s. As had been the case with the “Access Hollywood” tape, it was a crucial (and dangerous) moment for the populist wing of the Republican Party, and for days, Hannity tried to filter and refilter the allegations for his fans.

Declaring that Moore should drop out of the race if the charges were true, Hannity nonetheless initially adopted a skeptical stance: “How do you tell?” he asked on Nov. 9, the day The Washington Post published the first article detailing accusations against Moore. “How are we, the American people, to ascertain what is true and not true?”

On the same program, McLaughlin, Hannity’s executive producer, argued that at least some of the allegations involved consensual contact. “Consensual, that’s true,” Hannity responded. A few hours later, after heated criticism on social media, Hannity told his viewers he’d not been referring to the 14-year-old, who under Alabama law, would be incapable of consent. But in a panel discussion that followed, he prodded a legal analyst, Mercedes Colwin, to explain why a woman might make a false claim of assault.

“Have people lied to get money?” he asked Colwin.

“Undoubtedly,” Colwin said, and went on to argue that actual victims of sexual predators were “very few and far between.”

The blowback was ferocious, and several advertisers, including Keurig and Volvo Car USA, initially threatened to pull spots from “Hannity.” (Colwin, the legal analyst, stepped down from her management role at her law firm.) Hannity’s fans responded by smashing Keurig coffee makers; Hannity offered prizes for the best video footage. When Keurig’s chief executive apologized for how the episode was handled, the host instructed viewers to stop breaking their coffee machines. As more women came forward, and Republican congressional leaders turned on Moore, Hannity, with maximum theatrical flourish, delivered an ultimatum: Moore had 24 hours to explain the inconsistencies in his story.

The demand was straight out of the pro-wrestling playbook: the powerful impresario demanding his foe grovel to be spared. And sure enough, hours before Hannity’s deadline, Moore, who had denied the allegations, argued for a stay of execution. “Dear Sean,” he wrote in an open letter published on Twitter. “I am suffering the same treatment other Republicans have had to endure.” In the end, Hannity announced that he would leave the choice to the voters of Alabama. “They will make the best decision for their state,” he said on Fox News. “It shouldn’t be decided by me.”

As Hemmer, the media scholar, pointed out, Hannity was backed into a corner of his own making. “He doesn’t know which way the wind is going to blow with Moore,” she said, “and Hannity’s got advertising pressure and probably pressure from inside Fox. This was his way out of an impossible situation.” I asked if she thought Hannity recognized he’d crossed a line. “I think what we’re seeing,” she said, “is that as long as the politics are moving in the right direction, the lines don’t really exist.”
 
Leagon said:
College liberals convinced him that white supremacy is bad...and you call that a "mindfuck"? Lol. I guess the Sherdog racists aren't even hiding it anymore.
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don't act dumb .. not a pretty look
 
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