Charlottesville white nationalists riots

Most here know I'm not a fan of Trump, nor any politician. With that said, Trump is simply in a no win situation. No matter what he says, the media and the ones who wail at the least little thing, will crucify him.

This single post by you doubled the quality of this thread.
 
Most here know I'm not a fan of Trump, nor any politician. With that said, Trump is simply in a no win situation. No matter what he says, the media and the ones who wail at the least little thing, will crucify him.

He condemned both sides, but that wasn't good enough. He came out and condemned the white supremacist, and other hate groups, guess what, that's not good enough. What is the guy to do?

No this is who Trump is. If Trump responded to this the correct way from the beginning he would have been given credit. You could have put all the facts out in front of him or even given him the correct way to respond to this situation and he would have still gone about it this way. Remember Trump is the same person who still to this day believes the Central Park 5 raped and beat a woman even though DNA evidence proved they were innocent and their confessions were coerced.
 
  • Like
Reactions: 2 people
No this is who Trump is. If Trump responded to this the correct way from the beginning he would have been given credit. You could have put all the facts out in front of him or even given him the correct way to respond to this situation and he would have still gone about it this way. Remember Trump is the same person who still to this day believes the Central Park 5 raped and beat a woman even though DNA evidence proved they were innocent and their confessions were coerced.

Point proven.
 
  • Like
Reactions: 4 people
Yahoo! reporter Caitlin Dickson penned a gushing paean Monday for the “secretive movement of combative leftists” who “seek to destroy” “authoritarian movements” with “direct action.” The piece even included a photo of a large group of smiling happy warriors, unarmed and fists raised in righteous indignation at the “white supremacists” they would confront.

According to Ms. Dickson, “[A]ntifa’s origins can be traced back to Europe in the 1920s and 30s. Since the end of World War II, antifa activity has ebbed and flowed along with that of neo-Nazis, skinheads and other hate movements that have sprung up around the United Kingdom, Germany and the United States.”


In fact, as the avowedly Marxist-socialist periodical Jacobin magazine explains in a much more honest, if not less enthusiastic, appraisal, Antifa, originally known in its native Germany as Antifaschistische Aktion, was founded as the militant wing of the German Communist Party. In the 1930s, it was known to be every bit as violent as its Nazi opponents. After World War Two, Antifa groups re-formed in Germany to collaborate with Soviet communists on subduing the country and rooting out its past to create a new socialist utopia. They were active in Communist-controlled East Germany until that country’s Stalinist leadership got fed up, broke the groups up, and sent many of their leaders to gulags.


The modern Antifa is a transnational movement of pale imitators of their communist forebears who have mostly traded class-struggle for “anti-racism” and other vague ideologies that tend to justify violently attacking any group they feel ought not to be able to speak. The modern movement began among squat-dwelling punks in West Berlin and other West German cities in the 1980s and soon had chapters throughout Europe. The Antifa scene in the United States, by contrast, began with the more American-friendly name “Anti-Racist Action” among Midwestern skinheads in the late 1980s and early 1990s. It has grown up recently more than its European counterparts, especially in college towns like Berkeley, California, and cities with bustling punk communities like Chicago, Illinois.



“They prefer direct action: They pressure venues to deny white supremacists space to meet,” Dickson writes, neglecting to mention that “direct action” to Antifa means smashing people in the face with bike locks, spraying elderly men with bear mace, sending reporters to the hospital when they film them, and then bragging about it online, all because people with different opinions than theirs are allowed to speak, or simply be, in public.


http://www.breitbart.com/big-government/2017/08/15/yahoo-news-antifa-glowing-profile/
 
  • Like
Reactions: 2 people
Just look at what happened to Senators Cruz and Rubio on Saturday. Both came out and unequivocally denounced the white nationalists in Charlottesville, yet The NY Times said they were just pandering and setting themselves up for 2020. No matter what a republican/conservative says, the mainstream media will find a way to criticize them.
 
Last edited:
  • Like
Reactions: 2 people
CNN Correspondent Sara Sidner defended the violence of Antifa groups in Charlottesville, VA, arguing that they “wouldn’t have been there” if it hadn’t been for the white supremacists.

Dana Perino of Fox News, and Debbie Wasserman Schultz, said today that BREITBART is a site for NAZIS.
 
  • Like
Reactions: 1 person
CNN Correspondent Sara Sidner defended the violence of Antifa groups in Charlottesville, VA, arguing that they “wouldn’t have been there” if it hadn’t been for the white supremacists.

Dana Perino of Fox News, and Debbie Wasserman Schultz, said today that BREITBART is a site for NAZIS.

It is one of the places they go for "news" that validates their world view.
 
  • Like
Reactions: 3 people
CNN Correspondent Sara Sidner defended the violence of Antifa groups in Charlottesville, VA, arguing that they “wouldn’t have been there” if it hadn’t been for the white supremacists.

Dana Perino of Fox News, and Debbie Wasserman Schultz, said today that BREITBART is a site for NAZIS.

Breitbart is the go to site for the Alt-Right, White Supremacists, and wannabe Nazis.
 
  • Like
Reactions: 3 people
Advertisement





Back
Top