Six people arrested so far as part of Neo Nazi terrorist group

[gooddad409]

@Samm

@Bodecea

@gooddad409

@CanadianJudo

How do you know who is antifa do they have a uniform

They wear hoods in a most cowardly fashion. That should be illegal.

Were they the only ones today with masks?

A balaclava is not a mask.

They wear black hoods, black clothing, etc plus carry billy clubs.

Doubt they would go anywhere near anyone who isn’t unarmed and outnumbered.

So they probably were not there yesterday.

[sikofit]

@Samm

You can’t possibly believe that all of the statue preservationists were only there because of those flyers and ads

How about providing a picture that shows all the people there because of the statue and not that they were overwhelmingly whote supremacists. You cant because that picture doesnt exist

[sikofit]

@tnt

@Samm

For some. For most … the “good people” … it was about preserving the statue.

Please link to promotional matieal for the rally stating that was the organizers intent.

We all know that is impossible

[Smyrna]

@tnt

See? That wasn’t so hard, was it? You make a claim, you back it up with a link. Thanks.

Why do you suppose the white nationalists referenced int eh article don’t mention the statue in any of their material promoting their Unite the Right rally?

Also, why would the rally be called ‘Unite the Right’ if the issue was a historic statue?

Don’t know and I don’t care. When i was young, growing up in Detroit, I observed racism. I also observed how much all of us grown, nationally and even elect a black POTUS. I’ve observed the many changes over the decades that insure that the problem of racism has been and is being…successfully addressed. I’m moving on to other problems that are bigger and demand my attention. That doesn’t mean I’ll ignore the possibility of a resurgence but…when I witness more interracial couples and babies through out the south…that is proof positive that there are now more important problems that need to be addressed.

[Smyrna]

@sikofit

You’re kidding right? That doesnt say unite the right was organized to preserve the statue

You’re such a hypocrite. You lambast a poster for rearranging words in a post to completely change the meaning and then here you are…doing it yourself. You really are a hypocrite.

[sikofit]

@Smyrna

you’re attempting to paint the entire happening in Charlottesville as nothing but the unite the right rally

Nobody is doing that. We’re saying that the Unite the Right rally was organized by racists to advance their cause. Everything that happened that day was indeed a result of that rally

[sikofit]

@Smyrna

@sikofit

You’re kidding right? That doesnt say unite the right was organized to preserve the statue

You’re such a hypocrite. You lambast a poster for rearranging words in a post to completely change the meaning and then here you are…doing it yourself. You really are a hypocrite.

Wrong. This was the question asked of you. You failed miserably

Can you provide a link to promotional material that shows the march was aimed at protecting statue

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[gooddad409]

@Sknyluv

@Smyrna

Maybe…the President was right…all along?

You’re trying to nuance the President’s “both sides” comment. We get it. There were probably nice, well-intentioned people who got wrapped up in the unite-the-right rally under false pretenses or whatever. The rally was not about those kinds of people. It was about the organizers who intended the rally to be about white nationalism. You could parse any hate group’s rally and say that there MUST have been a few good people there.

It was misguided for the President to categorize the attendees of a hate group rally as good people. Just own up to that.

It would have been more accurate for him to say there were some bad people on all sides.

There were 3 hate groups there imo. Neo nazis, Antifa, and BLM.

No wonder it all ended in a fight.

[Jezcoe]

@gooddad409

@Sknyluv

@Smyrna

Maybe…the President was right…all along?

You’re trying to nuance the President’s “both sides” comment. We get it. There were probably nice, well-intentioned people who got wrapped up in the unite-the-right rally under false pretenses or whatever. The rally was not about those kinds of people. It was about the organizers who intended the rally to be about white nationalism. You could parse any hate group’s rally and say that there MUST have been a few good people there.

It was misguided for the President to categorize the attendees of a hate group rally as good people. Just own up to that.

It would have been more accurate for him to say there were some bad people on all sides.

There were 3 hate groups there imo. Neo nazis, Antifa, and BLM.

No wonder it all ended in a fight.

You see… that wouldn’t have been a wrong thing to say.

But he ■■■■■■ up… a couple of times.

[sikofit]

@Jezcoe

@gooddad409

@Sknyluv

@Smyrna

Maybe…the President was right…all along?

You’re trying to nuance the President’s “both sides” comment. We get it. There were probably nice, well-intentioned people who got wrapped up in the unite-the-right rally under false pretenses or whatever. The rally was not about those kinds of people. It was about the organizers who intended the rally to be about white nationalism. You could parse any hate group’s rally and say that there MUST have been a few good people there.

It was misguided for the President to categorize the attendees of a hate group rally as good people. Just own up to that.

It would have been more accurate for him to say there were some bad people on all sides.

There were 3 hate groups there imo. Neo nazis, Antifa, and BLM.

No wonder it all ended in a fight.

You see… that wouldn’t have been a wrong thing to say.

Agreed

[gooddad409]

@Jezcoe

@gooddad409

@Sknyluv

@Smyrna

Maybe…the President was right…all along?

You’re trying to nuance the President’s “both sides” comment. We get it. There were probably nice, well-intentioned people who got wrapped up in the unite-the-right rally under false pretenses or whatever. The rally was not about those kinds of people. It was about the organizers who intended the rally to be about white nationalism. You could parse any hate group’s rally and say that there MUST have been a few good people there.

It was misguided for the President to categorize the attendees of a hate group rally as good people. Just own up to that.

It would have been more accurate for him to say there were some bad people on all sides.

There were 3 hate groups there imo. Neo nazis, Antifa, and BLM.

No wonder it all ended in a fight.

You see… that wouldn’t have been a wrong thing to say.

But he ■■■■■■ up… a couple of times.

I don’t think he thought that one through.

[NuffSaid]

@gooddad409

@Sknyluv

@Smyrna

Maybe…the President was right…all along?

You’re trying to nuance the President’s “both sides” comment. We get it. There were probably nice, well-intentioned people who got wrapped up in the unite-the-right rally under false pretenses or whatever. The rally was not about those kinds of people. It was about the organizers who intended the rally to be about white nationalism. You could parse any hate group’s rally and say that there MUST have been a few good people there.

It was misguided for the President to categorize the attendees of a hate group rally as good people. Just own up to that.

It would have been more accurate for him to say there were some bad people on all sides.

There were 3 hate groups there imo. Neo nazis, Antifa, and BLM.

No wonder it all ended in a fight.

And White Nationalists. Why did you omit them?

[Samm]

@tnt

@Samm

You are really obsessed with this aren’t you. All those posters do is prove that the WNs were drumming up interesting of their ilk to come to the rally. You can’t possibly believe that all of the statue preservationists were only there because of those flyers and ads.

Can you provide a link to promotional material for the march that stated the “Unite the Right” march was about preserving statues?

Is there some reason that you want to continue talking about the Charlottesville incident ad nauseam instead of the thread topic? Is there something more to say about it that hasn’t been said or are you obsessed too?

[Oryx]

@Tguns

Schlick…wasn’t that a beer, like Pat’s blue ribbon?

Schlitz

[Samm]

@Jezcoe

@Samm

You are really obsessed with this aren’t you. All those posters do is prove that the WNs were drumming up interesting of their ilk to come to the rally. You can’t possibly believe that all of the statue preservationists were only there because of those flyers and ads.

The Unite the Right rally was organized by White Nationalists.

It had little to so with preserving the statue.

Also… the statue could be preserved elsewhere.

Now you are just rationalizing the PC movement against historic monuments that offend leftist snowflakes. Apparently you don’t want to acknowledge the painful episodes in history, you want to hide them and pretend they never happened. What your ilk is trying to do with these monuments to southern civil war heroes is no different than burning books written about them. Do you want to do that too?

[CanadianJudo]

@Samm

@Jezcoe

@Samm

You are really obsessed with this aren’t you. All those posters do is prove that the WNs were drumming up interesting of their ilk to come to the rally. You can’t possibly believe that all of the statue preservationists were only there because of those flyers and ads.

The Unite the Right rally was organized by White Nationalists.

It had little to so with preserving the statue.

Also… the statue could be preserved elsewhere.

Now you are just rationalizing the PC movement against historic monuments that offend leftist snowflakes. Apparently you don’t want to acknowledge the painful episodes in history, you want to hide them and pretend they never happened. What your ilk is trying to do with these monuments to southern civil war heroes is no different than burning books written about them. Do you want to do that too?

Historic monuments to people who committed treason.

[Samm]

@Jezcoe

@Borgia_dude

Ok, I found this on the wiki page for unite the right:

The organizers’ stated goals included unifying the American white nationalist movement[11] and opposing proposed removal of the statue of General Robert E. Lee from Charlottesville’s former Lee Park

White Nationalist working to preserve symbols of White Supremacy.

Totally legit thing to back.

Destroy them! Wipe their names and their images from the annals of history!

[CanadianJudo]

@Samm

@Jezcoe

@Borgia_dude

Ok, I found this on the wiki page for unite the right:

The organizers’ stated goals included unifying the American white nationalist movement[11] and opposing proposed removal of the statue of General Robert E. Lee from Charlottesville’s former Lee Park

White Nationalist working to preserve symbols of White Supremacy.

Totally legit thing to back.

Destroy them! Wipe their names and their images from the annals of history!

who is suggesting that

[CanadianJudo]

@Jezcoe

@Borgia_dude

Ok, I found this on the wiki page for unite the right:

The organizers’ stated goals included unifying the American white nationalist movement[11] and opposing proposed removal of the statue of General Robert E. Lee from Charlottesville’s former Lee Park

White Nationalist working to preserve symbols of White Supremacy.

Totally legit thing to back.

Civil war wasn’t about slavery.

That is why Colonel Robert Gould Shaw was buried face down in mass grave for leading free black soldiers.

[Samm]

@sikofit

@Samm

. All those posters do is prove that the WNs were drumming up interesting of their ilk to come to the rally

Wrong. Those are the posters that the organizers made and distributed. They did that because white natiomalism was the entire reason they organized the rally

Any reason why you didn’t address the rest of my post?