ok but if you go down this road, literally every person that has ever existed will be viewed as morally reprehensible including us (probably for eating meat)Originally Posted by sonatine
How does this not make society more empathic and responsible?
did this right wing card holding member of team retard really say this? lol at any of you right wing fox watching alternate universe living tardos giving others shit about facts.
Tellafriend: don't bother them with facts, they get in the way of their narrative
That’s exactly my point. The white supremacists got into it with Antifa. That’s how you know he wasn’t talking about the white supremacists and Antifa with his “ there were good people on both sides” quote. Unless you’re saying that he was referring to Antifa as “good people”.How do you think the guys holding the torches, and anyone who supported them, and anyone who was considering becoming one of them, interpreted the 'good people on both sides' statement. How many of them do you think believed Trump thought they were one of the 'bad people'. That's really all that matters.
He has definitely convinced all of Antifa that he thinks they're pieces of shit, so at least there's that. White supremacists...not so much.
�� agree. How many liberals have got in trouble for wearing black face twenty years ago? Who really gives a shit, the world changes. I certainly don’t want to be judged for the dumb shit I did in college.ok but if you go down this road, literally every person that has ever existed will be viewed as morally reprehensible including us (probably for eating meat)
That’s exactly my point. The white supremacists got into it with Antifa. That’s how you know he wasn’t talking about the white supremacists and Antifa with his “ there were good people on both sides” quote. Unless you’re saying that he was referring to Antifa as “good people”.
you're missing something.
people in favor of tearing down the monument are standing against racism.
not everyone on that side were members of antifa, although equating antifa with the torch holders chanting "jews will not replace us" is peak trump and the height of false equivalency.
in contrast, people that take time out of their day to march against tearing down monuments of civil war generals are 100% racist, even if they are not wearing white robes (like most of the crowd there). no good people (or people that have jobs) would march with white supremacist groups. how is this even disputable?
I know he technically said 'there were some'.That’s exactly my point. The white supremacists got into it with Antifa. That’s how you know he wasn’t talking about the white supremacists and Antifa with his “ there were good people on both sides” quote. Unless you’re saying that he was referring to Antifa as “good people”.
But how do you think the guys holding the torches, and anyone who supported them, and anyone who was considering becoming one of them, interpreted the 'good people on both sides' statement? How many of them do you think believed Trump thought they were one of the 'bad people'?
It doesn't matter what we think Trump meant. I think it's fair to say Antifa thinks Trump thinks they're scum. He's made that very clear. What do you think the proud boys and David Duke perceive Trumps opinion of them as?
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Did you guys honestly go back and watch the full statement yet? Either right before or right after he says there were good people on both sides he said that he wasn’t talking about the white supremacists and they should be completely condemned.
Huh? Anyone that doesn’t want monuments taken down is a racist? It’s thinking like this that pisses people off and gets Trump votes.
you're missing something.
people in favor of tearing down the monument are standing against racism.
not everyone on that side were members of antifa, although equating antifa with the torch holders chanting "jews will not replace us" is peak trump and the height of false equivalency.
in contrast, people that take time out of their day to march against tearing down monuments of civil war generals are 100% racist, even if they are not wearing white robes (like most of the crowd there). no good people (or people that have jobs) would march with white supremacist groups. how is this even disputable?
i think you're deliberately misstating my position. i said anyone that would take time out of their day to march against tearing it down is a racist. i'm sorry but it's true.Huh? Anyone that doesn’t want monuments taken down is a racist? It’s thinking like this that pisses people off and gets Trump votes.
anyone that works for a living cannot be seen at a rally to protest taking down a monument to robert e. lee.
thus, we know that these people are poor
i think i've proved my point.
I couldn’t disagree more. Tons of people that are sick of the “woke” culture and will protest shit like this because where does it end?i think you're deliberately misstating my position. i said anyone that would take time out of their day to march against tearing it down is a racist. i'm sorry but it's true.
Also, There are tons of people that go out and March/protest and don’t even know what they’re protesting against. Have you ever seen these people interviewed?
And contrary to Druff’s claim that they don’t like people getting assistance from the government, the majority of them are likely on welfare and/or receive food stamps. #RuralWhitesAreHugeRecipientsOfGovernmentHandouts
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ok but how do you explain them not leaving when they notice that on their side of the protest, they see: 1) people in full KkK white robes; 2) full nazi uniforms; and 3) people holding torches chanting "jews will not replace us"?I couldn’t disagree more. Tons of people that are sick of the “woke” culture and will protest shit like this because where does it end?
Also, There are tons of people that go out and March/protest and don’t even know what they’re protesting against. Have you ever seen these people interviewed?
in your *honest* opinion, would a good person feel comfortable marching with them or nah?
It was a Unite the Right rally, organized by a White Supremacists.
David Duke was scheduled to be a speaker.
that question also ignores the fact that any non-retarded person would understand from the start that the protest would end up being a white supremacy convention, which it was
nightmarefish you have some explaining to doIt was a Unite the Right rally, organized by a White Supremacists.
David Duke was scheduled to be a speaker.
And did you know David Duke organized this? I dont think you did and neither did I which leads me to believe that there were people there that also didn’t know. Or many it was just The two of us Blake.nightmarefish you have some explaining to do
Did you watch what Trump said yet? Or are you avoiding that? And fuck you guys for making me defend what Trump said.
Just curious, what if you show up to protest and you’re walking next to a bunch of assholes in black wearing masks? If you continue to march are now also considered an asshole in black with a mask?ok but how do you explain them not leaving when they notice that on their side of the protest, they see: 1) people in full KkK white robes; 2) full nazi uniforms; and 3) people holding torches chanting "jews will not replace us"?
in your *honest* opinion, would a good person feel comfortable marching with them or nah?
I own you at this point.
i'll answer your question after you answer mine.Just curious, what if you show up to protest and you’re walking next to a bunch of assholes in black wearing masks? If you continue to march are now also considered an asshole in black with a mask?
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