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11-22-2016 , 08:38 PM
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Originally Posted by GooseHinson
Guess they will need to get new uniforms. Looks like the letter K needs a safe space too.
11-22-2016 , 08:52 PM
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Originally Posted by GooseHinson
Guess they will need to get new uniforms. Looks like the letter K needs a safe space too.
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Originally Posted by Hold'em 07
http://i.imgur.com/egzDGfB.jpg
LOL this ****ing trumpkin here
11-22-2016 , 09:11 PM
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Originally Posted by Trolly McTrollson
Liking this McMuffin guy more and more. Sounding very presidential.
I wouldn't call it Presidential. He's not bending the knee. No one with that kind of training, who is doing what he's doing, is bluffing. We need a hell of a lot more McMuffin types out there, a lot less "all we are saying is give Don a chance." McMuffins come in many variations, fortunately.
11-22-2016 , 09:18 PM
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Originally Posted by [Phill]
That guy is in for a huge shock if he ever reads the constitution. Or a history book.
Of course [Phil] is the peanut gallery. Dude, your reading comp skills need a whole lot of work. That part where you mistook the tweets for a statements about historic facts, they aren't there. I am deeply troubled by the interpretive skills of our brethren across the pond. Do you even speak American?
11-22-2016 , 10:02 PM
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A group of white high school students in Mississippi placed a noose around a black student’s neck and “yanked backward,” according to an NAACP leader, who described the incident Monday and demanded that federal authorities treat it as a hate crime.
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Initially, the Stone County Sheriff’s Department discouraged the student’s parents from filing a police report because one of the white students’ parents is a former law enforcement officer, Johnson said.

Sheriff’s Capt. Ray Boggs disputed that account, saying he told Stacey Payton, the mother, that filing a criminal case could stir resentment among some students and bring her son troubles at school, according to the AP.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...ed-naacp-says/
11-22-2016 , 11:50 PM
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Originally Posted by Losing all
No **** ****lock, derp "so absurd" it's fits right into this thread, where every aspy **** smeared swastika on a his or hers bathroom stall door is because of DONE DONE DONE; TRUMPS AMERICA!


As far as the rap thing, yeah, not much of a fan in general. I was making fun of that rap because it was so terrible though, not because it was rap. Or is that good rap now?
You're still missing the part where Obama says F THE POLICE.

I honestly get your confusion though. There's not a disclaimer before every post saying, "Remember guys, trump ran a platform of blatant white ethnonationalism, with huge white supremacy support."
11-22-2016 , 11:51 PM
I like this McMullin fellow. He sounds very naive but his heart seems to be in the right place.

That's exactly why he'll never be POTUS
11-23-2016 , 01:41 AM
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Originally Posted by SuperUberBob
I like this McMullin fellow. He sounds very naive but his heart seems to be in the right place.

That's exactly why he'll never be POTUS
He had an interview on NPR before the election and even though he was clearly a moderate, in this climate he sounded liberal.
11-23-2016 , 04:49 AM
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Jennifer Simonetti, 35, drove to her usual Starbucks in West Brighton and parked on Baker Place -- just around the block from the coffee store located on Forest Avenue.

What she says happened next has left her*shaken.

When Simonetti*got out of her car with a scarf over her head, she says an unknown man attacked her.*

"I was closing the door and facing the car when he came up behind me," Simonetti said. "He*pulled my scarf down and told me 'you can't wear this s--t no more.'"

"He pushed me against my car and started touching me," Simonetti added.*

Simonetti said that the assailant wasn't alone and that two other men were present and "watched and smiled."

"It took me two minutes to realize what was happening and I screamed and they ran off," Simonetti said.
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She believes*this happened because the suspect confused her scarf with a hijab -- the traditional veil Muslim women wear over their heads.*

"I am not Muslim. My ears were cold," Simonetti wrote in a Facebook post. "But, because they thought I was Muslim, they felt it was their duty to inform me that I can't wear a hijab 'no more.'"


http://www.silive.com/northshore/ind..._incident.html
11-23-2016 , 04:56 AM
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Originally Posted by jmakin
He's saying you can't win an argument with a trumper using facts because those don't really matter to them. I think that's a trap a lot of people fall into.

Not that you shouldn't use facts, just that that shouldn't be your sole tactic. It's very true, speaking from personal experience.

The problem comes though when you try to form an argument from pathos against people who already have very little empathy. That doesn't work very well either. You can try speaking to their own interests, but a lot of their interests are pretty horrible. So in my mind there's really no winning and why I am going the troll route.
So obviously there's a non-zero chance of winning, which is best with SOME sort of approach. What is it?

I'm guessing the best, which most of us may not be willing to use, is... "Yeah, eff that Hillary ****, she's a murderous, lying, anti-American corporate shill... Just like Obummer. They're taking our jobs, and they're screwing over all of the regular guys. But, Trump makes me uncomfortable too... He's just a rich guy, and he's said some crazy **** when it comes to race and stuff like that. I mean, can't someone sane just run who's not saying racial stuff?"

So, perhaps some sort of conciliatory tone in which we concede a lot of points, and only argue against Trump's racially charged rhetoric?

"Look, politicians on both sides have been screwing over the average guy for years and it's GOTTA stop. They're stealing our country, I agree... But we've gotta find a sane candidate, not someone involving all this race stuff... Because that's not what we're really about, right? We're about jobs for good Americans of all races, genders, beliefs, etc."

I agree that hitting them on facts doesn't matter, pathos won't work because they don't have enough empathy for others, so maybe it's picking the self-interest that they can share with others. Eventually, after getting some agreement on the jobs for good Americans part at the end, you would delve into how they have a lot more in common with the working class minorities than they realize, and both groups have been getting screwed over by "the man," for years.

It's not the best factual argument, but it mixes some of it in and it may be the most effective for these people.
11-23-2016 , 05:31 AM
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Originally Posted by O.A.F.K.1.1
If we are talking fascism.

Its worth remembering that the Nazi's drew their support from the middle and upper classes.
Actually, it was the lowest classes of Germany that fueled the rise of the National Socialists. Most of the upper and middle classes were Social Democrats, and the academics and the students and the immigrants were communists. The upper class viewed Hitler as a joke, and considered the Nazi's as uneducated boorish thugs. Oh, sure, there were a few prominent Germans who were in to the whole Thule Society stuff, mysticism, Aryan Nordic nonsense, but most of the elitist class of Germans did not support the Nazi's till the late 30's. The lower class workers were the ones who made up the SA Brown Shirts who were leftist National Socialists who thought Germans were being screwed over by internationalism and immigrants.



It was only when Hitler made the other parties illegal and when he realized he needed the support of the Army (who hated the SA) that he had Rohm killed and purged the SA leadership during the Night of the Long Knives.

Once international war looked like a possibility, the loans started flowing on both sides. Lot's of money gets made on international war, and they really could care less what they're even fighting about.
11-23-2016 , 06:29 AM
What nonsense is this? Practically noone in the upper and most of the middle classes voted for social democrats in the Weimar Republic.
Workers, while there was some "defection" to the Nazis, were mostly solid voters for them and communists.
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The lower middle class of Germany's Protestant towns did constitute the hard-core of Nazi support and were over-represented in the membership of the NSDAP.
http://www.johndclare.net/Weimar6_Geary.htm
11-23-2016 , 08:38 AM
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Originally Posted by indio
Actually, it was the lowest classes of Germany that fueled the rise of the National Socialists. Most of the upper and middle classes were Social Democrats, and the academics and the students and the immigrants were communists. The upper class viewed Hitler as a joke, and considered the Nazi's as uneducated boorish thugs. Oh, sure, there were a few prominent Germans who were in to the whole Thule Society stuff, mysticism, Aryan Nordic nonsense, but most of the elitist class of Germans did not support the Nazi's till the late 30's. The lower class workers were the ones who made up the SA Brown Shirts who were leftist National Socialists who thought Germans were being screwed over by internationalism and immigrants.



It was only when Hitler made the other parties illegal and when he realized he needed the support of the Army (who hated the SA) that he had Rohm killed and purged the SA leadership during the Night of the Long Knives.

Once international war looked like a possibility, the loans started flowing on both sides. Lot's of money gets made on international war, and they really could care less what they're even fighting about.
Its to much of a tangent to bother with and I am sure you have some sources for thinking the above, but if anyone of reasonable intelligence who has read both our statements spends ~20M on google researching our two statements, they will concur with mine.
11-23-2016 , 09:25 AM
lol indio outed himself as a real deal neo-nazi well versed in the tradition in another thread. he should definitely cite sources, lul.
11-23-2016 , 10:59 AM
Trump saying there might be something to this global warming thing afterall.
11-23-2016 , 01:23 PM
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Originally Posted by Gizmo
He had an interview on NPR before the election and even though he was clearly a moderate, in this climate he sounded liberal.
Must have been some interview, he sounds like a neo-con to me. Personable and Likable though I definitely agree with that
11-23-2016 , 01:46 PM
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On this past Monday evening, outside of a Dollar General Store in Charleston, West Virginia, 15-year-old James Means, was shot and killed by William Ronald Pulliam, 62, police said.

Witnesses claim that what set Pulliam off was that Means accidentally bumped into him while entering the store.

After Pulliam left the store, the two exchanged words a second time, and Pulliam shot the teen twice in the abdomen, leaving him to die,*then proceeded to go home, eat dinner, then go hang out at a friend's house, according to a criminal complaint.

After Pulliam's arrest on Tuesday morning, police said that he expressed no remorse whatsoever for killing the teen,*but simply said,*"The way I look at it, that's another piece of trash off the street."

Pulliam had a previous run-in with a Hispanic teen,*according to local reports, and when the boy called the police on Pulliam, they were simply told they needed to stay away from him.
What kind of psycho doesn't call the police after shooting someone?

http://www.nydailynews.com/news/nati...=NYDailyNewsTw
11-23-2016 , 02:09 PM
Always fun when old white guys murder someone for something like being bumped into or because someone was texting during the previews at a theater.
11-23-2016 , 05:43 PM
11-23-2016 , 10:05 PM
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Originally Posted by O.A.F.K.1.1
Its to much of a tangent to bother with and I am sure you have some sources for thinking the above, but if anyone of reasonable intelligence who has read both our statements spends ~20M on google researching our two statements, they will concur with mine.
id still like to hear your side of it.
11-23-2016 , 11:56 PM
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During the first two months of the school year, (the Muslim student) was subjected to relentless bullying and harassment not only by his classmates, but by (the teacher),” Maha Sayed, a civil rights lawyer for the organization, wrote to the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Board of Education.

For example, the teacher routinely singled out the student from his classmates and made him carry a heavy backpack throughout the day, Sayed wrote.

“The backpack contained a large textbook and headphones, which caused (the student) to develop significant back pain,” the letter said. The teacher “would also treat (the student) harshly and reportedly called him ‘bad Muslim boy’ on multiple occasions.”

On Nov. 16, according to the letter, the teacher “reportedly approached (the student). . .grabbed him by the neck and began choking him. (Another teacher) then separated the two and began consoling (the student) who was crying and extremely shaken.”
http://www.charlotteobserver.com/new...#storylink=cpy
11-24-2016 , 12:01 AM
North Carolina...
11-24-2016 , 08:11 AM
Trump to cut NASA "politicized" environmental research to focus exclusively on deep-space exploration...paging Dvaut, looks like we need to reopen THAT discussion.
11-24-2016 , 09:02 AM
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Residents in the Craig Ranch neighborhood of McKinney say they are anxious after they found what they're calling "disturbing" letters on their doorsteps this week.

The letter reads, "Our new President Donald Trump is God's gift to white nation."

The letter's message continues with, "We want to get our country back on the right track. We need to get rid of Muslims, Indians, Blacks and Jews."
On a small point all those Indians loving Donald Trump because he's anti Muslim and they're anti Muslim, might want to read up on the scorpion and the frog.


http://www.nbcdfw.com/news/local/McK...lowFB_DFWBrand

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The median income for a household in the city was $63,366, and for a family was $72,133.*
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/McKinney,_Texas

      
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