Idiocracy
- Thread starter Highlander
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https://twitter.com/RochelleRitchie/status/1055867631461416962
Good job twitter. His account is still active as of right now.
Good job twitter. His account is still active as of right now.
herman
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https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/alleged-kroger-gunman-uttered-whites-don-t-kill-whites-witness-n924641
https://pittsburgh.cbslocal.com/2018/10/27/heavy-police-presence-near-synagogue-in-squirrel-hill/
The list of victims of American white nationalism (Nazis) continues to grow. The Kentucky guy was blocked from entering a predominantly black church, and shot two black men at a grocery store nearby instead; there would have been more fatalities if he hadn't essentially emptied his ammo into one person.
https://pittsburgh.cbslocal.com/2018/10/27/heavy-police-presence-near-synagogue-in-squirrel-hill/
The list of victims of American white nationalism (Nazis) continues to grow. The Kentucky guy was blocked from entering a predominantly black church, and shot two black men at a grocery store nearby instead; there would have been more fatalities if he hadn't essentially emptied his ammo into one person.
Heroic Shrimp
Active member
Multiple fatalities in a Pennsylvania synagogue shooting today. I wonder what American political ideology the shooter is a fan of.
bustaheims
Active member
Heroic Shrimp said:
This one hit a little too close to home. I have friends whose families are members of that congregation, a friend who has led services for them on the High Holidays, and another who worked with their youth group.
Foreign Corresppondent
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I thought i liked this place. Before leaving Canada, i made this exact statement and was called racist for it. It is literally the exact same situation, the only changes are in the aesthetics of modern media. And of course the fact that the Council is operating blatantly, right in front of us.Nik the Trik said:
In hindsight, my German is pretty weak, and they might have thought i said something about rats, which while symbolically accurate, doesn't exactly bode well in rooms without a firm grasp of history.
Foreign Corresppondent
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First of all, we don't know each other, but i know your work on this site. All i can do is sympathise with your loss.bustaheims said:
To ask a question that might make this comment worth your time, at what point does the straw break the camel on Trump's lies? He calls for bipartisan condemnation of a bomber who targeted pretty much every individual American he's spent years fostering animosity towards, obviously midterm damage control. But the defence of Charlottesville, blind ignorance to certain chants, where's the last straw when people have no choice to admit it's so mother******* obvious what he's doing and why, that people have to admit they're supporting overt, virulent racist rhetoric, and things like delusional narcissists shooting up places of worship and making bombs in their van down by the river is not an unexpected side-effect to this: it's the historical standard.
I'm going to go back to thinking about Matthews and whether or not he's injury prone. That's slightly less frustrating.
bustaheims
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Foreign Correspondent said:
Unfortunately, as we've seen from history, the people who support won't be able to place the blame on him until he no longer holds power.
AvroArrow said:
The craziest thing about all of this is that they're still trying to go through with whatever it is they are trying to do.
bustaheims
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herman said:
Are they, though? Do they really have enough awareness to reach that fairly obvious conclusion?