Originally posted by KidRock
https://youtu.be/5HK1hFUD_d4Beautiful, tolerant liberals.
Edit: I should note that she is not your typical liberal. She is, like the title of the video says, an SJW. These are incredibly toxic, ignorant, and self-righteous people.
Originally posted by Robtard
Some people just hate the First Amendment and freedom in general, but he's from a former communist country, so it's ingrained in his DNA
Noone questions freedom of speech here, but a poster going around calling people fascist better be prepared for the backlash. He has the right to say it,and people have the right to report it as hate speech that it it. After all, internet forums have rules one must obey.
But on the matter of your post, it exposes your ignorance as well as your hypocrisy. Keep up the good work and you may get the @sshat of the year award that you so truly desire 👆
Originally posted by Adam Grimes
I was being sarcastic, didn't want you to try and censor me with a report. 👇
If you cannot behave yourself according to the forum rules and go around insulting posters for no reason, you should expect backlash. Only an idiot wouldn't.
Hint: Stop calling people "scum" for no apparent reason other than trolling and you'll be fine.
Originally posted by Bentley
I don't think Trump himself qualifies as a facist, he's followed and celebrated by people who are much shadier than he is. Hopefully if Trump wins he'll stop cathering those niches and rule for all americans with his own brand of wordly focus.
Note that people aren't just saying 'fascist' to mean 'bad' or pulling it out of their hat.
I mean, here's the list-
A nationalist campaign, who uses popularist policies from both left and right side rather than sticking with either traditional wing, invokes race-based scapegoating, a strong cult-of-personality, and appeals to strength and taking a hard line on many issues as selling points.
Originally posted by Raisen
That is actually sounding a little like obama. Especially the race part
I do find it amusing that 'helping black people,' gets translated as 'race scapegoating/baiting/whatever you call it at the moment.'
But no, I'm talking stuff like banning Muslims from entering the country, closing mosques, calling Mexicans 'murderers and rapists,' and similar comments and proposed policies. Serious stuff.
Originally posted by Q99
I do find it amusing that 'helping black people,' gets translated as 'race scapegoating/baiting/whatever you call it at the moment.'But no, I'm talking stuff like banning Muslims from entering the country, closing mosques, calling Mexicans 'murderers and rapists,' and similar comments and proposed policies. Serious stuff.
But it's okay to call all white people racist and state that white people don't know what it's like to be poor?
Originally posted by Q99
I do find it amusing that 'helping black people,' gets translated as 'race scapegoating/baiting/whatever you call it at the moment.'But no, I'm talking stuff like banning Muslims from entering the country, closing mosques, calling Mexicans 'murderers and rapists,' and similar comments and proposed policies. Serious stuff.
All the things you supposedly represent online I doubt ou have any thing to do with it in real life.
Originally posted by KidRock
But it's okay to call all white people racist and state that white people don't know what it's like to be poor?
*Watches someone make stuff up about Obama*
It is pretty impressive how much people make up their own image of someone that's largely unconnected to what they actually do.
Time-Immemorial
It's okay to believe and represent black power. But if you are proud of being white, you are a racist.
It's ok to believe that disadvantaged racist groups need help, but it's not so ok to either stop them from getting help, or wanting to give the same advantage to groups without the same level of problems. Because, well, they don't have the same level of problems. But note, Obama can and does do programs that help white poor people and such- you know, things like the ACA, some of the measures in the stimulus, etc..
It's the idea that helping out people who need it more (due in no small part to stuff done in the past, but where the effects visibly remain, and where current unequal treatment without a doubt exists in statistically very noticeable amounts- A white convict and a black non-con gets hired at about the same rate, while two non-cons have the white person at about a 30% advantage in being hired for the same jobs) is 'unfair,' which is pretty silly.
It's especially silly to feel threatened that other people will be getting more equal treatment and opportunity. Fairness is not being anti-you, people being brought up in level is not the same as pushing others down.
It's downright bad to respond to attempts to help people by saying the one doing the helping is against everyone else and is calling everyone else racist. Which, by the way, he is not, that's just something you like to project on him.
All the things you supposedly represent online I doubt ou have any thing to do with it in real life.
I live in this country, in a diverse city (which, btw, is pretty great). People being treated fairly does have an effect on where I live.