Media Bias

[Cunt]

Some racists use 'blood quanta', while others just go on their gut.

Both systems are subject to ridicule from those of us who haven't a 'race'.

[Sean Hayden]

The idea of polluting the blood through marriage is still around.

[Cunt]

Turns out, there are still 200 proof idiots promoting the 'very fine people' hoax. I didn't think anyone was still that stupid, but never underestimate politicians.
https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2021 ... t-checked/

Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee (D-TX) attempted to use the Charlottesville “fine people hoax” to attack former President Donald Trump in a hearing on Wednesday — and was fact-checked on the spot by Rep. Andy Biggs (R-AZ).

Lee repeated the false claim, repeated for years by Democrats and the media, that Trump had referred to violent neo-Nazis and white supremacists in Charlottesville, Virginia, in August 2017 as “very fine people.” In fact, Trump said that the neo-Nazis and white supremacists should be “condemned totally.” (In referring to “very fine people on both sides,” he had been referring to non-violent demonstrators on either side of the issue of whether a Confederate statue should be removed from a local public park.

President Joe Biden made the hoax a core part of his presidential campaign — despite being informed it was untrue:

But those who promoted the lie, rather than apologize for lying, will likely do something else. Something telling.

[Sean Hayden]

But why do those groups like him so much, really?

[Cunt]

But why do those groups like him so much, really?

Which? The two large groups of lawful protest and anti-protesters?

Or are you talking the 'Richard Spencer Set'?

I think Spencer is more of a Biden supporter, really...

[Sean Hayden]

Biden is a bit boring for anyone wanting a race war, right? Besides that kind of support can't be that important in elections that depend so much on visibility.

You know that Democrats would be willing to let an impression of them that they saw as beneficial, even if not completely true, go unchallenged. They may even nurture it behind the scenes.

I could put Trump's racism in that bin for Republicans.

Of course, many of them are just racist too.

[Cunt]

Biden is a bit boring for anyone wanting a race war, right? Besides that kind of support can't be that important in elections that depend so much on visibility.

Biden is not doing anything. He'll sign a bunch of shit, it will be wildly unpopular, ruining the Democratic Party head of steam, but then, just in time (and just as he described) he'll come down with some illness, and Harris will take over.

She'll do all the good things, now that the crazy old man can be blamed for any of the bad things.

And she can't be racist, she's a black lady who smoked weed while listening to Snoop (several years before he was cool)

You know that Democrats would be willing to let an impression of them that they saw as beneficial, even if not completely true, go unchallenged. They may even nurture it behind the scenes.

They sure nurtured the hell out of Cuomo's management.

That's not going to age well.

I could put Trump's racism in that bin for Republicans.

Of course, many of them are just racist too.

I don't care about the party of the KKK calling black people racist. It is just par for the course.

Generally, when someone assigns value based on race, colour or such, they are a fucking idiot. I have NO race, my culture was taken from me, so I get to be part of all of them (or none, depending on the racism of the viewer). Because of that, it's easy to see racism when people say 'black people are', or 'Jews are', or 'white people are'.

Of course, if you want to really see racism, it's a lot easier to see in countries unlike the US and Canada. Almost everywhere else it is worse, actually.

[Sean Hayden]

So Spencer thinks we really elected Harris too? That seems to be a popular opinion. We can test it though, we just have to wait.

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I'm not sure how the rest of your response relates to what we were originally discussing. I can respond to the points individually if you like, but I believe we would be having a different conversation.

[Cunt]

So Spencer thinks we really elected Harris too? That seems to be a popular opinion. We can test it though, we just have to wait.

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I don't know what Spencer thinks, but read reports that he is a self-proclaimed racist group leader, and supported the Biden campaign (over Trump)

I'm not sure how the rest of your response relates to what we were originally discussing. I can respond to the points individually if you like, but I believe we would be having a different conversation.

Ah, it doesn't matter. Cuomo got the gentle treatment (the opposite of what the Media/Democratic Party give Trump) and now it's going to be apparent that it is a bad idea to think politicians are good.

Those who think Cuomo was the 'gold standard' and earned that Emmy, are the same people who think the stripper really likes them.

[Scot Dutchy]

The idea of polluting the blood through marriage is still around.

That is my thought. Any pollution is enough for many racists.

[Cunt]

One of the funniest things about the racists, is that they have to know (more often assume) the 'race' of the people they wish to denigrate.

Most often they go by looks, which shows their depth of understanding.

[BarnettNewman]

Of course! And I always remember that quote of yours, and now put Clarence Thomas' face on it. Maybe I'll make a meme, to help me remember how convincing ideas can be.

You might want to look up Genetic Fallacy.


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[Cunt]

No need. I don't 'fact-check' memes.

It's funny because locking up George T. WAS the Dems. Republicans DID free the slaves.

Modern practice is to pretend the parties have swapped, but really it is just good media manipulation.

[pErvinalia]

Turns out, there are still 200 proof idiots promoting the 'very fine people' hoax. I didn't think anyone was still that stupid, but never underestimate politicians.
https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2021 ... t-checked/

Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee (D-TX) attempted to use the Charlottesville “fine people hoax” to attack former President Donald Trump in a hearing on Wednesday — and was fact-checked on the spot by Rep. Andy Biggs (R-AZ).

Lee repeated the false claim, repeated for years by Democrats and the media, that Trump had referred to violent neo-Nazis and white supremacists in Charlottesville, Virginia, in August 2017 as “very fine people.” In fact, Trump said that the neo-Nazis and white supremacists should be “condemned totally.” (In referring to “very fine people on both sides,” he had been referring to non-violent demonstrators on either side of the issue of whether a Confederate statue should be removed from a local public park.

President Joe Biden made the hoax a core part of his presidential campaign — despite being informed it was untrue:

But those who promoted the lie, rather than apologize for lying, will likely do something else. Something telling.

I don't recall you being that concerned about Trump's habitual lying. It's almost as if you are a right winger..

[pErvinalia]

I have NO race, my culture was taken from me,

Care to expand on this? You've bought it up numerous times.