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Leftists were beating the car before he rammed the crowd


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2017 Aug 15, 8:54pm   22,688 views  129 comments

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104   anonymous   2017 Aug 17, 2:02pm  

Quigley says

errc says

Now AFTER the Neo Nazis ran their ca

Cmon, errc. I know you've chewed on the MSM's Charlotte story a while, but certainly you must have retained enough facts to know that the car was owned by a single individual who did the crime by himself, and wasn't involved with the racist torch march the day before. I just quoted your most egregious mistake. Stating an obvious and provable lie isn't a good way to advance your argument.

How is it a lie?

The guy is a Neo Nazi. Fact

He traveled from afar to join his Nazi brothers in stirring shit against the local community, looking for violence. Fact

He drove his car into a crowd of Americans, just like ISIS does to Europeans. Fact

105   anonymous   2017 Aug 17, 2:05pm  

IOW, one side got a permit to rally in a park. Police did not enforce the permit, and alt-left tried to block access, so the permit holders decided "to fight [their] way into" the park, incurring dozens of injuries. Violence escalated on both sides, and police did not break up the fights. The "counter-protestors" outnumbered the permit-holders, and took the streets, after which a Nazi sympathizer drove a car into people.

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So the AltLeft is a broad enough term to include any Charlottesville resident who is anti Neo Nazi. Interesting. I guess yous are just going to call anyone who isn't a Nazi, AltLeft.

106   MisdemeanorRebel   2017 Aug 17, 3:01pm  

errc says

Why is it so hard to produce evidence of AltLefts provoking the violence?

You keep repeating this, but you've been provided with countless pieces of evidence of AltLeft violence. Not only Curious2's most recent piece from the LA Times, but also the fact that in TWO separate incidents, reporters were physically assaulted by AltLeft Protesters who thought they looked like White Supremacists, at Charlottesville alone. There was also Dan's piece on the Middle Aged Harpy who thinks she can punch anybody she thinks is a fascist. Additionally, we have Hodgkinson the Terrorist Assassin who tried to kill 5 people including a Congressmen, who he put into the ICU and Critical Condition.

As for Charlottesville itself, I believe one reporter was a local network affiliate, the other was from The Hill. Both mainstream outfits. The AltLeft Terrorist who assaulted the Hill reporter is being held because he not only struck her, but he's wanted on another warrant.

107   MisdemeanorRebel   2017 Aug 17, 3:08pm  

Duh, I forgot Moldylocks. The Preppy Bourgeois who went to a private school with equestrian activities, announcing on Instagram she was going to "collect 100 Nazi Scalps", and sure enough, charged people.


Unfortunately her sheltered background never provided her with evidence that it's not a good idea to charge and attempt to choke an adult male larger and stronger than her.

I say get an island, set up cameras and drones, and sell tickets on Pay Per View for the AltLeft-AltRight Main Event.

"I'm telling you Acosta, we're gonna take 100 Nazi Scalps. Ummmm Yeahhhhh, make a masturbation video."
"Listen, Sally Kohn, we're gonna crush you Degenerates. I got a lot of meth with me, brother."

Put it on in lieu of SNL. ;) Classic

108   curious2   2017 Aug 17, 3:31pm  

errc says

yous are just going to call anyone who isn't a Nazi, AltLeft.

A profound change occurred when identitarian (pseudo-)"liberals" embraced Islam, which prohibits blasphemy and commands believers to kill blasphemers.

Time was, if KKK or Nazis wanted to hold a rally, the liberal left would hold a better (and usually bigger) rally. Creative people made entertaining signs, played guitar, sang, etc. Typically, KKK and Nazis were outnumbered by at least 10:1, and seemed like boring losers.

Since the "left" embraced Islam, the "left" assert an Islamic compulsion to suppress blasphemy, and prevent the offensive assembly from even happening. Instead of creative counterprogramming, we see violent suppression. That isn't liberal, and it doesn't have much in common with what used to be the left, so I suppose you could call it "AltLeft."

109   Patrick   2017 Aug 17, 5:39pm  

curious2 says

Since the "left" embraced Islam, the "left" assert an Islamic compulsion to suppress blasphemy, and prevent the offensive assembly from even happening. Instead of creative counterprogramming, we see violent suppression. That isn't liberal, and it doesn't have much in common with what used to be the left, so I suppose you could call it "AltLeft."

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Yes, this is sadly true.

I used to consider myself on the left, but now find the left to be entirely about fighting blasphemy against the leftist Koran on race, gender, etc, and to have utterly given up their traditional role of protecting labor from the depredations of capitalists.

Maybe this was even planned as a way to de-fang the left and let the corporate globalists operate without any restraints as the various races, genders, and sexual groupings fight each other and forget about who is really running the world. Divide and conquer.

110   PeopleUnited   2017 Aug 17, 5:53pm  

rando says

Divide and conquer.

I've been saying this for years.

Repubs and Dems are working for the same team. Only the wrapper is different.

111   mell   2017 Aug 17, 5:58pm  

rando says

Divide and conquer.

Definitely think so. Brilliant and sad in a way. The woman who lost her life at the protest will soon be forgotten as the next outrage that the media will cover like crack-whores on withdrawal is already looming. And people who previously happily exchanged tasty recipes on each others facetwit wall will continue turning into mortal "political" enemies.

112   MisdemeanorRebel   2017 Aug 17, 6:34pm  

How is it we got a President who won ON the border wall and immigration reform, and Congress can't pass jack.

How come Ryan and McConnell all of a sudden think there is "nuance" to repealing ObamneyCare? Neither one had a plan drew up (of course not, Corporate Socialists write the laws, and they want to crush wages)

Also,McCain, Kristol, don't tell me about Russia on one hand, and then tell me how the Border Control isn't an Issue. Russia is over there, the Border is our Border, right here. You don't give two shits about national security if you won't secure the porous-ass border.

113   MisdemeanorRebel   2017 Aug 17, 7:25pm  

If Trump is a Nazi for refusing to call out Nazis as a major threat after one deadly attack...
Is Obama a Radical Islamist for refusing to call out Radical Islamic Terror as a major threat after multiple deadly attacks?

114   Hircus   2017 Aug 17, 7:51pm  

YesYNot says

You guys have truly gone nuts. The picture is of people beating the car AFTER it was just driven by a white Christian Nazi terrorist ISIS style through a massive crowd.

If that were true, bodies would be on the floor.

115   PeopleUnited   2017 Aug 17, 7:55pm  

TwoScoopsMcGee says

If Trump is a Nazi for refusing to call out Nazis as a major threat after one deadly attack...

Is Obama a Radical Islamist for refusing to call out Radical Islamic Terror as a major threat after multiple deadly attacks?

No, Obama is a radical Islamist for putting Hilary Clinton back in the White House as Secretary of State.

116   marcus   2017 Aug 17, 11:08pm  

rando says

I actually do like Trump because he was absolutely not wanted by the globalist corporations or the press. They did everything they could to prevent his election, and failed! That is very exciting. The idea that the people might still be in charge, and not the globalists or the press.

Patrick, do you realize how illogical this sounds ? That's not enough of a reason to like him.

If there was an incompetent and evil idiot running for President, the press and the globalists might very well not want him to be President for those very reasons.. How can that alone that be a reason to like him ?

Note, I only meant the evil idiot as a hypothetical in making a purely logical point. but as it turns out, so many people I respect, yes including many in the press actually sincerely believe Trump is a dangerous and incompetent idiot. Not dangerous in the sense that he's against globalist interests, but dangerous in the sense that he could ruin this country or even worse. I agree with them.

I like the fact that many in the media and across much of the political spectrum have responded to Trumps claim that the media is the enemy by speaking the truth about Trump even more. .

These are stange times indeed. I almost get it coming from TPB, FWM and Fort Wayne and others on this site(but not really) , but you continue to surprise me.

117   Patrick   2017 Aug 18, 12:06am  

I agree Trump is somewhat dangerous, but he's not nearly as dangerous as a one-sided ideology that tolerates no dissent at all and has nearly complete economic control over all corporations and all media.

We live in an ideological echo chamber, whose masters are currently on a hysterical witch hunt, looking for unbelievers to punish. Witness the email from Uber today.

118   anonymous   2017 Aug 18, 1:04am  

rando says

I agree Trump is somewhat dangerous, but he's not nearly as dangerous as a one-sided ideology that tolerates no dissent at all and has nearly complete economic control over all corporations and all media.

We live in an ideological echo chamber, whose masters are currently on a hysterical witch hunt, looking for unbelievers to punish. Witness the email from Uber today.

The left has nearly all economic control over all corporations and media?

119   Patrick   2017 Aug 18, 1:12am  

Nearly all, yes.

Corporations toe the PC line out of fear of negative publicity. For example, they are not going to publicly question the wisdom of gay marriage, but may publicly support it. They are kept in line by fear of journalists, and journalists are almost all on the left. For example, only 7% of journalists are Republicans:

http://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2017/04/25/media-bubble-real-journalism-jobs-east-coast-215048

120   anonymous   2017 Aug 18, 5:18am  

Which corporations exude leftist values like strong Labor Rights for the workers?

Here in the real world, everything out my window looks straight out of a Right Wingers wet dream.

A system of Laws and a society captured by Christians and unquestioning right wingers, frothing at the mouth to have their hardcore right wing police state stomp the deviants and those who are different, to death.

121   joeyjojojunior   2017 Aug 18, 5:36am  

"Nearly all, yes. Corporations toe the PC line out of fear of negative publicity. For example, they are not going to publicly question the wisdom of gay marriage, but may publicly support it. They are kept in line by fear of journalists, and journalists are almost all on the left. For example, only 7% of journalists are Republicans:"

I have to disagree with that one. Corporations are in the business of making money. Their job is to appeal to as many potential customers as possible and everything they do is with that in mind. Negative publicity is definitely a factor, yes. But to imply they are tools of the left is utterly ridiculous.

Corporations pretty much universally oppose the ENTIRE economic agenda of liberals. I challenge you to find any economic plank of the Dem platform that corporations favor. And I similarly challenge you to find ANY economic plank of the Republican platform that corporations do NOT favor.

122   Y   2017 Aug 18, 5:48am  

jajojojr, why would you challenge him to search for something he has already declared as non-existent?

errc says

Here in the real world, everything out my window looks straight out of a Right Wingers wet dream.

joeyjojojunior says

Corporations pretty much universally oppose the ENTIRE economic agenda of liberals. I challenge you to find any economic plank of the Dem platform that corporations favor. And I similarly challenge you to find ANY economic plank of the Republican platform that corporations do NOT favor.

123   joeyjojojunior   2017 Aug 18, 6:34am  

The quote was from Patrick so, the challenge was also for Patrick.

124   Patrick   2017 Aug 18, 9:08am  

joeyjojojunior says

Corporations are in the business of making money. Their job is to appeal to as many potential customers as possible and everything they do is with that in mind. Negative publicity is definitely a factor, yes. But to imply they are tools of the left is utterly ridiculous.

Corporations pretty much universally oppose the ENTIRE economic agenda of liberals.

You brought up a good point, but put the emphasis on the wrong word. It should be like this:

Corporations pretty much universally oppose the entire ECONOMIC agenda of liberals.

Corporations almost universally support the SOCIAL agenda of liberals because that agenda:

1. does not interfere with their profits (for example, gay marriage)
2. helps divide us all so that we fight each other based on the ridiculous divisions and do not fight unlimited corporate power over government

So corporations are indeed tools of the left in terms of the left's social agenda.

125   joeyjojojunior   2017 Aug 18, 9:27am  

I'd argue corporations are in favor of the social agenda that will lead to the highest sales.

126   Patrick   2017 Aug 18, 10:32am  

joeyjojojunior says

I'd argue corporations are in favor of the social agenda that will lead to the highest sales.

Sales is one aspect, but a huge additional aspect is corporate control of government, arguably a larger factor than sales in corporate profitability.

If the corporations can keep us asking the wrong questions by dividing us with left-right crap, then they don't have to worry about the answer. They retain control of the government.

127   marcus   2017 Aug 18, 11:03am  

Feminism is a prime example where corporations (the "owners") learned that sometimes the so called liberal (social) agenda is VERY VERY good for them. As time goes on, we get closer and closer to having nearly a requirement of two wage earners per household (family). It would be an exaggeration to say that workers can be paid half what they were in the 60s, because of this. Even back then, lower income families nearly required two paychecks, if they were going to support a family decently. But these days it's pretty much a necessity across the board.

Having most women out there working means corporations can pay less than they would if a much smaller percentage of women were working.

But Patrick is wrong about this:

errc says

The left has nearly all economic control over all corporations and media?

That's ridiculous.

This is correct.

errc says

Here in the real world, everything out my window looks straight out of a Right Wingers wet dream.

A system of Laws and a society captured by Christians and unquestioning right wingers, frothing at the mouth to have their hardcore right wing police state stomp the deviants and those who are different, to death.

As is this

joeyjojojunior says

Corporations pretty much universally oppose the ENTIRE economic agenda of liberals. I challenge you to find any economic plank of the Dem platform that corporations favor. And I similarly challenge you to find ANY economic plank of the Republican platform that corporations do NOT favor.

Also, I think the political correctness point is often overstated, but I see it very much in the current frenzy to take down confederate statues. That's stupid, but extremely beneficial to the political right. I can finally get on the 'screw the political correctness' band wagon over this issue, but maybe I'm overly affected by a direct ancestor who was a medic that died on the confederate side in the war.

Slavery and secession may have been a mistake, but people fighting a war for "their country" should not to blamed for the the war making decisions of the southern aristocracy and their government officials. I'm pretty liberal on the subject of BLM and minority rights, although I agree the SJWs mess it up. I don't see confederate statues as an endorsement of anti-black racism, even if white supremacists are a little overly fond of all confederacy related symbols.

I don't like to see modern day hate regarding civil war history in either direction.

128   Ceffer   2017 Aug 18, 11:07am  

It was just a little bit of atrocity foreplay.

129   mell   2017 Aug 18, 11:12am  

errc says

Which corporations exude leftist values like strong Labor Rights for the workers?

They don't. They exude a cultural-marxist/fascist agenda which means they will use the current batshit crazy left as a useful tool to stay on top. Occasionally they will have to pay out somebody based on their own adoption of political correct social justice nonsense, but it will be worth it for them as the workers will never be able to concentrate on the fact that their are ALL getting a bad deal, not just whitey mc whitemale. Traditional left labor rights have nothing to do with this social justice nonsense, but fair pay, vacation and certain rights to free speech apart from their workplace which must not influence their employment status,

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