Unite the Right Racist Scum

[arles]

@Skywatcher

They attacked first because they were defending themselves. :dubious:

And their hit piece on the young woman who died is vile. I will not post the link, but the title of the article is: “Heather Heyer: Woman Killed in Road Rage Incident was a Fat, Childless 32-Year-Old Slut”

[Chisquirrel]

@Latro

Or people have been poking the dog for so long and are now shocked when the dog growls back.

A lot of people here are so high on their self-righteousness they don’t listen to anything said that doesn’t conform to their howling with the pack. Not seeing how it is they themselves that are part of the cause of this violence.

Sounds like the same reasoning we keep hearing for why people voted for Trump.
The Party Of Personal Responsibility, everyone!
Also, fuck off. Dogs that bite get put down.

[Morgyn]

@Aspenglow

You’ll like this even better: After GoDaddy gave them the shove, they tried to go to Google. Google flicked them away, too.

Here’s a link: GoDaddy and Google Both Say, No!"

Best of all, they were apparently actually hosted by Zoho.com, who has ALSO dropped them.

[Aspenglow]

@Morgyn

Best of all, they were apparently actually hosted by Zoho.com, who has ALSO dropped them.

That is just a delight to read. Grinning ear to ear!!

[Ann_Hedonia]

@madmonk28

It sure mattered to conservatives when Obama wouldn’t say radical Islamic terrorism.

Just try to imagine the Conservative response to the following.

What if, while Obama was President , hordes of young Muslim and and other assorted dark skinned men held a big rally. They carried ISIS flags and the flags of Muslim terrorist groups. Some wore traditional Muslim garb, others were decked out in dorky jeans and tan suits. They also carried semi-automatic weapons and other items, such as clubs, that could be weaponized.

They chanted “Allahu Akbar” and “Jihad” and “All Hail King Obama”. Then one of them murdered someone - the victim was a right wing protester.

Can you even imagine how big the collective explosion of conservative heads would be?

And then imagine if Obama condemned it by saying … Oh well, violence is horrible no matter who does it". No biggie, stock markets up. Not terrorism.

Really?? Try to imagine because that’s sort of the equivalent to what happened this weekend

[Left_Hand_of_Dorkness]

@Ann_Hedonia

Just try to imagine the Conservative response to the following.

What if, while Obama was President , hordes of young Muslim and and other assorted dark skinned men held a big rally. They carried ISIS flags and the flags of Muslim terrorist groups. Some wore traditional Muslim garb, others were decked out in dorky jeans and tan suits. They also carried semi-automatic weapons and other items, such as clubs, that could be weaponized.

They chanted “Allahu Akbar” and “Jihad” and “All Hail King Obama”. Then one of them murdered someone - the victim was a right wing protester.

Can you even imagine how big the collective explosion of conservative heads would be?

And then imagine if Obama condemned it by saying … Oh well, violence is horrible no matter who does it". No biggie, stock markets up. Not terrorism.

Really?? Try to imagine because that’s sort of the equivalent to what happened this weekend

Aw, come on. Rightwingers have been freaking out about so-called “Islamic terrorism” for years. If you call everyone a terrorist there are bound to be people that eventually will go “Islamic terrorist eh? I’ll give you Islamic terrorist!”

Undoubtedly in your scenario there are real actual terrorists present but I highly doubt there would be an actual 1200 real Islamic terrorists.

[Ann_Hedonia]

[SteveG1]

@Broomstick

Actually, they’re Daleks. Most Americans won’t get the reference. But whether you call them a disease or Daleks a Doctor is still the cure. A Doctor who isn’t afraid to call out evil and sometimes make hard choices.

We get the reference, lots of us over here watch that show. We each also have “our” doctor, depending on when we started watching. I started watching during the Tom Baker era.

[SteveG1]

@Aspenglow

You’ll like this even better: After GoDaddy gave them the shove, they tried to go to Google. Google flicked them away, too.

Here’s a link: GoDaddy and Google Both Say, No!"

It gets even better. They are losing their jobs, and one was disowned.

[SteveG1]

@Chisquirrel

Sounds like the same reasoning we keep hearing for why people voted for Trump.
The Party Of Personal Responsibility, everyone!
Also, fuck off. Dogs that bite get put down.

Careful, you’ll get accused of being a Hater (like me).

[E-DUB]

I’m sure they’ll find some Russian company that will host their site.

[octopus]

@Chisquirrel

Sounds like the same reasoning we keep hearing for why people voted for Trump.
The Party Of Personal Responsibility, everyone!
Also, fuck off. Dogs that bite get put down.

He said dogs that bark. But you wouldn’t have been able to signal your righteous anger if you were responding to what he actually said.

[octopus]

@Ann_Hedonia

Just try to imagine the Conservative response to the following.

What if, while Obama was President , hordes of young Muslim and and other assorted dark skinned men held a big rally. They carried ISIS flags and the flags of Muslim terrorist groups. Some wore traditional Muslim garb, others were decked out in dorky jeans and tan suits. They also carried semi-automatic weapons and other items, such as clubs, that could be weaponized.

They chanted “Allahu Akbar” and “Jihad” and “All Hail King Obama”. Then one of them murdered someone - the victim was a right wing protester.

Can you even imagine how big the collective explosion of conservative heads would be?

And then imagine if Obama condemned it by saying … Oh well, violence is horrible no matter who does it". No biggie, stock markets up. Not terrorism.

Really?? Try to imagine because that’s sort of the equivalent to what happened this weekend

While Bush was president there was an attack, iirc. Iirc, there was also language used with regards to not infringing the rights of other citizens. And that was many thousands dead due to a violent ideology.

[octopus]

@SteveG1

Those so called “sacred rights” are being eroded away piece by piece anyhow. With the blessing of assholes like that one.

Look up “Patriot Act and secret tribunals”.

Look up “civil forfeiture”.

Look up Trump’s recent remarks which really are saying “we want more police brutality”, or his history with the “Central Park 5”.

Look at the people on this board who don’t think police should be liable when they kill the wrong people.

Rights? Gimme a fucling break!

Ok, I think you are unhinged. But we are in agreement with this post. :eek:

[Spice_Weasel]

@octopus

While Bush was president there was an attack, iirc. Iirc, there was also language used with regards to not infringing the rights of other citizens. And that was many thousands dead due to a violent ideology.

That analogy doesn’t hold because Bush was talking about the rights of peaceful Muslims, who share nothing in common ideologically with terrorists. The ideology of Nazism has violence baked right into it. It can’t be separated from terrorism. Though if the constitution says we have to protect the free speech of these fucks, I will.

[octopus]

@Spice_Weasel

That analogy doesn’t hold because Bush was talking about the rights of peaceful Muslims, who share nothing in common ideologically with terrorists. The ideology of Nazism has violence baked right into it. It can’t be separated from terrorism. Though if the constitution says we have to protect the free speech of these fucks, I will.

I disagree. Most religions have quite a bit of violence as part of their sacred texts. That doesn’t mean each religious person follows their religion strictly. I’m not really sure why religion gets the pass it does to be honest. I guess it’s due to a critical mass of adherents.

[Spice_Weasel]

[Insert brilliant 1am response here]

yawn

Catch you on the flipside.

[Ann_Hedonia]

@octopus

While Bush was president there was an attack, iirc. Iirc, there was also language used with regards to not infringing the rights of other citizens. And that was many thousands dead due to a violent ideology.

Right wing extremists were responsible for the second most deadly terrorist attack on American soil.

[Morbo]

Not religious, so normally don’t post something from a pastor, but…Mic. Drop.

[madmonk28]

@SteveG1

It gets even better. They are losing their jobs, and one was disowned.

In all seriousness, I thought the letter that the father wrote was touching. It must have caused him unimaginable pain to have to do it. He stood up for what is right against his own son. North Dakota dad denounces white nationalist son in letter to paper

Evidently Peter has chosen to unlearn these lessons, much to my and his family’s heartbreak and distress. We have been silent up until now, but now we see that this was a mistake.

It was the silence of good people that allowed the Nazis to flourish the first time around, and it is the silence of good people that is allowing them to flourish now.