So Alaksa and Hawaii should get no federal funding?
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Academic Discussion wrote:
formerly present wrote:
And yet you wouldn't be able to adduce a single contrary example.
Isn't that interesting?
Yes I would. The self-identified liberal Buffalo shooter.
Uh huh. Sure Jan.
"Gendron is reported to have written a 180-page manifesto which he released prior to the shooting, primarily concerning the topic of mass immigration. The manifesto was originally posted on Google Docs on the evening of May 12, two days before the attack, and according to file data, it had not been modified since. . . .
"The author describes himself as someone who initially identified himself as being on the 'authoritarian left,' before he developed American neo-Nazi, antisemitic, eco-fascist, ethno-nationalist, populist, and white supremacist views. He claims to have adopted these ideological stances after he visited the discussion board /pol/ on 4chan, an imageboard, as well as the website The Daily Stormer beginning in May 2020 . . . .The manifesto primarily promotes the white nationalist and far-right 'Great Replacement' conspiracy theory of Renaud Camus, which claims that elites are promoting immigration and decreasing white birth rates in an attempt to subject whites to a genocide. . . .
"The author also expressed support for far-right mass shooters Dylann Roof, Anders Behring Breivik, and Brenton Tarrant."I think most people would agree that at the time of the murders Gendron was nothing but a right-wing extremist. So, at the risk of repetition: Every "extremism-related" murder in the U.S. last year: right wing.
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Proud Boomer wrote:
hunter wheres the blow wrote:
Why is it elitist?
Politically, the Supreme Court has done much to help Joe Biden. I was against the student loan bailout plan for a number of reasons. If Biden was allowed to implement such a plan the logistics and the resultant anger for those who were disallowed from getting it would have cost Biden politically. It would have also reinforced the idea of Biden throwing money at problems. The Supreme Court helped Biden here and any blame for it not passing goes to the Republicans not Biden.
The Supreme Court's refusal to protect a woman's right to chose also greatly helped Biden during the midterms.
Biden needs to thank the Supreme Court.
nah
biden wins either way.
if the court allows the forgiveness then he can campaign on that, winning some youth vote
if the court disallows the forgiveness, he can campaign on that too - how we need to elect more democrats to put liberal justices on the court.
And few will *not* vote fo biden either way. It's a win-win for Joe.
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Proud Boomer wrote:
Politically, the Supreme Court has done much to help Joe Biden. I was against the student loan bailout plan for a number of reasons. If Biden was allowed to implement such a plan the logistics and the resultant anger for those who were disallowed from getting it would have cost Biden politically. It would have also reinforced the idea of Biden throwing money at problems. The Supreme Court helped Biden here and any blame for it not passing goes to the Republicans not Biden.
The Supreme Court's refusal to protect a woman's right to chose also greatly helped Biden during the midterms.
Biden needs to thank the Supreme Court.
Biden would want to thank the Supreme Court for these rulings if, and only if, he considers his continued employment as POTUS to be more important than a woman's right to choose and student loan bailouts.
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here's pence telling us that what m'aga really wants is trumpism with a gentler fist.
he doesn't seem to understand that the MAIN THING m;aga wants is an iron fisted fighter.
I mean kudos for trying this, but Pence has no political feel.
Josh Dawsey
@jdawsey1
“The American people want us to return to the policies of the Trump-Pence administration, but I think they want to see leadership that reflects more of the character of the American people: namely the commitment to principle and the civility..."03 -
GOP Crime-ish Blotter
WASHINGTON—Donald Trump can be sued in civil lawsuits that seek to hold him accountable for the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol, the Justice Department argued Thursday, declining to back the former president’s claims of “absolute immunity” from allegations he sparked the violence that disrupted the peaceful transfer of power.
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GOP Crime-ish Blotter
The House Ethics Committee announced Thursday that it had opened a broad investigation into Representative George Santos, the embattled Republican from New York under scrutiny for lies about his background and questions about his campaign finances.
The inquiry will cover several areas where Mr. Santos has been accused of misconduct in formal complaints — including one filed by two of his House colleagues.
The committee’s top-ranking Republican and Democratic members said in a statement that they would seek to determine whether Mr. Santos had failed to properly fill out his House financial disclosure forms, violated federal conflict of interest laws or engaged in other unlawful activity during his 2022 congressional campaign.32 -
formerly present wrote:
Academic Discussion wrote:
Yes I would. The self-identified liberal Buffalo shooter.
Uh huh. Sure Jan.
"Gendron is reported to have written a 180-page manifesto which he released prior to the shooting, primarily concerning the topic of mass immigration. The manifesto was originally posted on Google Docs on the evening of May 12, two days before the attack, and according to file data, it had not been modified since. . . .
"The author describes himself as someone who initially identified himself as being on the 'authoritarian left,' before he developed American neo-Nazi, antisemitic, eco-fascist, ethno-nationalist, populist, and white supremacist views. He claims to have adopted these ideological stances after he visited the discussion board /pol/ on 4chan, an imageboard, as well as the website The Daily Stormer beginning in May 2020 . . . .The manifesto primarily promotes the white nationalist and far-right 'Great Replacement' conspiracy theory of Renaud Camus, which claims that elites are promoting immigration and decreasing white birth rates in an attempt to subject whites to a genocide. . . .
"The author also expressed support for far-right mass shooters Dylann Roof, Anders Behring Breivik, and Brenton Tarrant."I think most people would agree that at the time of the murders Gendron was nothing but a right-wing extremist. So, at the risk of repetition: Every "extremism-related" murder in the U.S. last year: right wing.
The only office holding anti-semites are Democrats.
"Eco-fascists" are entirely of the left.
Populism includes people from both parties.
White supremacists are not exclusive to the right.
Ethno-nationalists are not exclusive to the right. Richard Spenser, the most famous ethno-nationalist in the US voted for Biden.
Liberals label everything they don't like "right wing".
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agip wrote:
GOP Crime-ish Blotter
The House Ethics Committee announced Thursday that it had opened a broad investigation into Representative George Santos, the embattled Republican from New York under scrutiny for lies about his background and questions about his campaign finances.
The inquiry will cover several areas where Mr. Santos has been accused of misconduct in formal complaints — including one filed by two of his House colleagues.
The committee’s top-ranking Republican and Democratic members said in a statement that they would seek to determine whether Mr. Santos had failed to properly fill out his House financial disclosure forms, violated federal conflict of interest laws or engaged in other unlawful activity during his 2022 congressional campaign.32 -
formerly present wrote:
Academic Discussion wrote:
Yes I would. The self-identified liberal Buffalo shooter.
Uh huh. Sure Jan.
"Gendron is reported to have written a 180-page manifesto which he released prior to the shooting, primarily concerning the topic of mass immigration. The manifesto was originally posted on Google Docs on the evening of May 12, two days before the attack, and according to file data, it had not been modified since. . . .
"The author describes himself as someone who initially identified himself as being on the 'authoritarian left,' before he developed American neo-Nazi, antisemitic, eco-fascist, ethno-nationalist, populist, and white supremacist views. He claims to have adopted these ideological stances after he visited the discussion board /pol/ on 4chan, an imageboard, as well as the website The Daily Stormer beginning in May 2020 . . . .The manifesto primarily promotes the white nationalist and far-right 'Great Replacement' conspiracy theory of Renaud Camus, which claims that elites are promoting immigration and decreasing white birth rates in an attempt to subject whites to a genocide. . . .
"The author also expressed support for far-right mass shooters Dylann Roof, Anders Behring Breivik, and Brenton Tarrant."I think most people would agree that at the time of the murders Gendron was nothing but a right-wing extremist. So, at the risk of repetition: Every "extremism-related" murder in the U.S. last year: right wing.
You are so, hopelessly ignorant. Bernard Camus is a literal socialist. You are just a tool of left-wing agitprop.
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TheAdultInTheRoom wrote:
formerly present wrote:
Uh huh. Sure Jan.
"Gendron is reported to have written a 180-page manifesto which he released prior to the shooting, primarily concerning the topic of mass immigration. The manifesto was originally posted on Google Docs on the evening of May 12, two days before the attack, and according to file data, it had not been modified since. . . .
"The author describes himself as someone who initially identified himself as being on the 'authoritarian left,' before he developed American neo-Nazi, antisemitic, eco-fascist, ethno-nationalist, populist, and white supremacist views. He claims to have adopted these ideological stances after he visited the discussion board /pol/ on 4chan, an imageboard, as well as the website The Daily Stormer beginning in May 2020 . . . .The manifesto primarily promotes the white nationalist and far-right 'Great Replacement' conspiracy theory of Renaud Camus, which claims that elites are promoting immigration and decreasing white birth rates in an attempt to subject whites to a genocide. . . .
"The author also expressed support for far-right mass shooters Dylann Roof, Anders Behring Breivik, and Brenton Tarrant."I think most people would agree that at the time of the murders Gendron was nothing but a right-wing extremist. So, at the risk of repetition: Every "extremism-related" murder in the U.S. last year: right wing.
The only office holding anti-semites are Democrats.
"Eco-fascists" are entirely of the left.
Populism includes people from both parties.
White supremacists are not exclusive to the right.
Ethno-nationalists are not exclusive to the right. Richard Spenser, the most famous ethno-nationalist in the US voted for Biden.
Liberals label everything they don't like "right wing".
Curious what mental gymnastics Formerly Present uses to label this killer "right wing."
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TheAdultInTheRoom wrote:
formerly present wrote:
Uh huh. Sure Jan.
"Gendron is reported to have written a 180-page manifesto which he released prior to the shooting, primarily concerning the topic of mass immigration. The manifesto was originally posted on Google Docs on the evening of May 12, two days before the attack, and according to file data, it had not been modified since. . . .
"The author describes himself as someone who initially identified himself as being on the 'authoritarian left,' before he developed American neo-Nazi, antisemitic, eco-fascist, ethno-nationalist, populist, and white supremacist views. He claims to have adopted these ideological stances after he visited the discussion board /pol/ on 4chan, an imageboard, as well as the website The Daily Stormer beginning in May 2020 . . . .The manifesto primarily promotes the white nationalist and far-right 'Great Replacement' conspiracy theory of Renaud Camus, which claims that elites are promoting immigration and decreasing white birth rates in an attempt to subject whites to a genocide. . . .
"The author also expressed support for far-right mass shooters Dylann Roof, Anders Behring Breivik, and Brenton Tarrant."I think most people would agree that at the time of the murders Gendron was nothing but a right-wing extremist. So, at the risk of repetition: Every "extremism-related" murder in the U.S. last year: right wing.
The only office holding anti-semites are Democrats.
White supremacists are not exclusive to the right.
Ethno-nationalists are not exclusive to the right.
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Stop lying to yourself wrote:
TheAdultInTheRoom wrote:
The only office holding anti-semites are Democrats.
White supremacists are not exclusive to the right.
Ethno-nationalists are not exclusive to the right.
Apparently you don't know what "not exclusive" means.
This man is clearly mentally ill.
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TheAdultInTheRoom wrote:
Stop lying to yourself wrote:
Apparently you don't know what "not exclusive" means.
This man is clearly mentally ill.
Did you completely miss the Jews will not replace us link?
Anytime a right winger is violent, the defense from those you admire him is that’s he’s mentally ill.
Grow a spine and call it out.
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Academic Discussion wrote:
formerly present wrote:
Uh huh. Sure Jan.
"Gendron is reported to have written a 180-page manifesto which he released prior to the shooting, primarily concerning the topic of mass immigration. The manifesto was originally posted on Google Docs on the evening of May 12, two days before the attack, and according to file data, it had not been modified since. . . .
"The author describes himself as someone who initially identified himself as being on the 'authoritarian left,' before he developed American neo-Nazi, antisemitic, eco-fascist, ethno-nationalist, populist, and white supremacist views. He claims to have adopted these ideological stances after he visited the discussion board /pol/ on 4chan, an imageboard, as well as the website The Daily Stormer beginning in May 2020 . . . .The manifesto primarily promotes the white nationalist and far-right 'Great Replacement' conspiracy theory of Renaud Camus, which claims that elites are promoting immigration and decreasing white birth rates in an attempt to subject whites to a genocide. . . .
"The author also expressed support for far-right mass shooters Dylann Roof, Anders Behring Breivik, and Brenton Tarrant."I think most people would agree that at the time of the murders Gendron was nothing but a right-wing extremist. So, at the risk of repetition: Every "extremism-related" murder in the U.S. last year: right wing.
You are so, hopelessly ignorant. Bernard Camus is a literal socialist. You are just a tool of left-wing agitprop.
Do you mean Renaud Camus the great replacement guy?
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hunter wheres the blow wrote:
Academic Discussion wrote:
You are so, hopelessly ignorant. Bernard Camus is a literal socialist. You are just a tool of left-wing agitprop.
Do you mean Renaud Camus the great replacement guy?
Yes.
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Dumb dumb AITR wrote:
TheAdultInTheRoom wrote:
Apparently you don't know what "not exclusive" means.
This man is clearly mentally ill.
Did you completely miss the Jews will not replace us link?
Anytime a right winger is violent, the defense from those you admire him is that’s he’s mentally ill.
Grow a spine and call it out.
What evidence do you have that I "admire him"?
I'd never heard of him before today. His tweets and little manifesto are still available. The dude is CRAZY.
If you put down the bong and see who's actually carrying out violence against public officials you'll quickly realize that people who think like YOU are very over represented among the shooters.
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Academic Discussion wrote:
hunter wheres the blow wrote:
Do you mean Renaud Camus the great replacement guy?
Yes.
Which political party would you say is more worried about immigration right now in America? Because his most prominent viewpoints mostly have to do with immigration, right? He’s not exactly known as the socialist guy. He’s known as the great replacement guy.
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Looks like Trump might have yet another felony with exposure.... There is testimony that Trump advised personal staff to leak information to the media about private FBI agent Identifications so the right wing ecosystem could do their thing to them.
Of course, this was Trump's MO as it is with any aspiring dictator. Dictators don't follow the laws, instead they change the laws or get rid of anyone that appears to try to hold them accountable.
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Australian coach hates on his own gold medalist for her mild anti-wokery
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So they had a guy with one of his nuts hanging out by a kid at the opening Ceremony.....