Otis
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Have heard the name, but had no idea who he was.
Have heard the name, but had no idea who he was.an even bigger pro israel voice that kirk was
Have heard the name, but had no idea who he was.
Do you think he was wrong to release those who attacked the Capitol?Republicans/conservatives are quick to brand ‘Marxist’ and ‘communist’ around far too liberally and it’s toxic in its own right. There were sinister undertones to how people spoke about Obama in office.
In the West, the word ‘Nazi’ and ‘fascist’ carries a lot more baggage than ‘communist’. Don’t believe me? I challenge someone to come forward and say they’d rather the stigma of being publicly called a ‘commie’ than being a labeled a ‘Nazi’. As a society, we haven’t really come to terms with horrors perpetuated by 20th century communism as we have with fascism. If you admire Hitler or Mussolini, you’re genuinely unhinged but you will get people trotting out the line ‘it’s not real socialism/communism’ when discussing the USSR.
In the run up to the election there was plenty of mainstream news channels denouncing Trump, his rallies and by extension his supporters ‘fascist-like’, ‘neo-Nazi’ and so on.
tries to speak 10x faster than everyone else to make himself appear more intelligent than he actually is.
Exactly how I'd describe Shapiro. He's so smug, too!
Let’s stay on topic please and whilst it’s something I disagree with, it doesn’t make Trump a neo-Nazi or fascist.Do you think he was wrong to release those who attacked the Capitol?
You can’t seriously say you’re going to crack down on political violence after pardoning those you’ve essentially committed domestic terrorism. Until this sort of hypocrisy stops from both sides there it’ll continue.Let’s stay on topic please and whilst it’s something I disagree with, it doesn’t make Trump a neo-Nazi or fascist.
better ≠ perfect
Republicans/conservatives are quick to brand ‘Marxist’ and ‘communist’ around far too liberally and it’s toxic in its own right. There were sinister undertones to how people spoke about Obama in office.
In the West, the word ‘Nazi’ and ‘fascist’ carries a lot more baggage than ‘communist’. Don’t believe me? I challenge someone to come forward and say they’d rather the stigma of being publicly called a ‘commie’ than being a labeled a ‘Nazi’. As a society, we haven’t really come to terms with horrors perpetuated by 20th century communism as we have with fascism. If you admire Hitler or Mussolini, you’re genuinely unhinged but you will get people trotting out the line ‘it’s not real socialism/communism’ when discussing the USSR.
In the run up to the election there was plenty of mainstream news channels denouncing Trump, his rallies and by extension his supporters ‘fascist-like’, ‘neo-Nazi’ and so on.
You'd most likely assimilate.We often toy around with the idea of moving our lives over there in our latter years. I don’t think we’d have the stomach to settle with such massive cultural differences between us and them.
looks like a student
looks like a student
defo liberal thenYeah FBI confirmed suspect was 'student age'.
looks trans and ethnic minority to meFemale, Trans both?
I think he was a distraction. Why else would he be shouting shoot me shoot me as soon as Kirk got shotGot to feel for that old chap who was in all the videos being carted off by police with his trousers down.
Apparently they were his work clothes, good target for a hostile crowd.Got to feel for that old chap who was in all the videos being carted off by police with his trousers down.
Fuck sakeShared CV6
No, what makes Trump a fascist is his words and actions.Let’s stay on topic please and whilst it’s something I disagree with, it doesn’t make Trump a neo-Nazi or fascist.
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