You do have to feel a bit sorry for Mick Mulvaney

Serf

Serf

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How did we get here? Patiently waiting for this thread to turn to Black Community-Learned Victimhood-False Entitlement-Kill Whitey.
 
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BrownArmy said:
People in houses and working at regular jobs?

Yes.

An :censored2: White Nationalist fk running down people with his car?

No.

Idiots chanting “You will not replace us!”...

No.

So, in answer to your query, not so much.

There are good people everywhere, but the :censored2:s marching in Charlottesville were wannabe White Nationalist fks.

Sorry if that wasn’t the answer you wanted.
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I understand what you're saying...that you allow yourself to make broad statements that you do not allow to be narrowly focused, but that you do not extend that same consideration to the President.

Thanks for clarifying.
 
newfie

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bbsam said:
You see, there is a fundamental problem with what you are saying.

You are saying that Nat Turner was wrong to lead a violent slave rebellion.

You are saying that the civil rights movement was ok for MLK’s brand but not for Malcolm X.

That civil disobedience is ok but violence against oppression is not.

friend that.
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you're equating the lawlessness of Antifa to Nat Turner?

So the tax paying law abiding couple attending a trump rally wearing their red maga hat deserve to be attacked and spit on by Antifa?

really?
 
newfie

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bbsam said:
Is violence ever justified?

Have white supremacy groups been historically violent?

Go ahead. Be honest. We know it’ll be painful for you but that’s just the healing.
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one justfies the other?

So Antifa is justified in attacking a law abiding person exercising his right to protest because some racist cracker lynched a person of color years ago?

where are you going with this insane logic?
 
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vantexan

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bbsam said:
You see, there is a fundamental problem with what you are saying.

You are saying that Nat Turner was wrong to lead a violent slave rebellion.

You are saying that the civil rights movement was ok for MLK’s brand but not for Malcolm X.

That civil disobedience is ok but violence against oppression is not.

friend that.
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No, I did not. Antifa isn't using violence against oppression. They're using violence against anyone who disagrees with their point of view. They are the oppressors. They are the fascists.
 
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vantexan

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newfie said:
one justfies the other?

So Antifa is justified in attacking a law abiding person exercising his right to protest because some racist cracker lynched a person of color years ago?

where are you going with this insane logic?
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He's already said that if everyone can't participate equally in society then it should all be torn down. But does resist giving his drivers more pay if it means coming out of his pocket to do so. Very conflicted man.
 
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vantexan

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bbsam said:
No. Slavery = oppression.

Hard for you to fathom that?
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Can you consider that the statues they wanted to tear down were of men born into that system, not the architects of the system? We look at it as despicable now yet those are the very same men who laid the framework for the system that today gives rights and freedoms that were unprecedented in world history. We aren't perfect but a study of U.S. history shows us marching towards a better world for everyone. The difference today is how we get there. Do we earn it, or do we allow government to regulate every aspect of our lives in exchange for "security?" The Antifa people want government control, and seem to believe intimidation through violence will achieve their goals.
 
bbsam

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vantexan said:
Can you consider that the statues they wanted to tear down were of men born into that system, not the architects of the system? We look at it as despicable now yet those are the very same men who laid the framework for the system that today gives rights and freedoms that were unprecedented in world history. We aren't perfect but a study of U.S. history shows us marching towards a better world for everyone. The difference today is how we get there. Do we earn it, or do we allow government to regulate every aspect of our lives in exchange for "security?" The Antifa people want government control, and seem to believe intimidation through violence will achieve their goals.
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Lol. “They didn’t know slavery was wrong! It was just a system they were born into!”

WTF ever!
 
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