Trump Supporters are Imbeciles

[Hermit]

He is not a citizen. He's declared himself a country. Duh!

L'état, c'est moi - misattributed to Louis XIV

[Seabass]

Of course it was Trumpers.

Mysterious Monolith Update: Racists Destroy California Monolith, Proclaim Christ Superior to Space Aliens



The new California monolith was torn down overnight by a group of right-wing young men who livestreamed their vandalism in a grainy video posted on the blockchain streaming site DLive.

In the video, a group of three men are seen pushing the statue over and chanting "America First" and "Christ is King." The men, one of whom was wearing a "Make America Great Again" headband, called part of the monolith's construction "gay" then replaced it monolith with a wooden cross. It is a decidedly bleak turn in the ongoing monolith saga that has generally been a delightful distraction for a world wracked by a pandemic.

“Christ is king in this country. We don’t want illegal aliens from Mexico or outer space,” a man in the video says. “So let’s tear this bitch down.”

As the group of three struggle to topple the 200-pound statue, they can be heard chanting as they sway it back and forth. Eventually, the monolith’s base breaks and it falls to the ground.

The group then places a wooden cross near the site of the monolith. They go on to pose and take pictures with the two pieces of plywood, all stepping with one boot on the monolith as if it’s a hunting trophy. After the photo shoot, they tie ropes around the monolith and drag it down the mountain, calling it names and cheering.

"It was a learning experience. Nobody got arrested … It was fine because it was funny," a man says on the stream after the monolith was taken down.

The California monolith was discovered Wednesday morning atop Pine Mountain in Atascadero by a group of hikers. It is the third silver monolith to be found in the past weeks—the first in Utah’s red rock country and then shortly after, another was found on a hill in the Romanian town of Piatra Neamţ.

In a video posted to a DLive account run by someone with the username CultureWarCrimnal, the group of men claims to have driven for over 5 hours to get to the statue’s site, streaming most of the time. The man who appears in the later video is wearing military fatigues and camo face paint. He’s vaping while saying things like, “I will fuck you to death if you don’t sing.” The group goes on to sing "Battle Hymn of the Republic" and other military-centric songs, all while greeting his viewers with vulgar, racist commentary. Two other members in the back of the car have combat helmets on with night-vision goggles attached.

Throughout the video they mentioning burning crosses and white power.

On the way down Pine Mountain, the group is seemingly pursued by an unidentified party. CultureWarCriminal and others run into the bushes to hide and turn off their camera’s lights. The person with the camera claims someone is setting canines after them—no barking is heard. Shortly after, voices can be heard getting closer to the group. A person yells, “grab the cross and beat them with it.”

CultureWarCriminal and his crew then have an impromptu roundtable discussion in the bushes, contemplating if those pursuing them are a part of the Antifa movement. “Antifa isn’t one to underestimate,” the group concludes. They then devise a plan, seemingly getting excited using military vernacular, to call the police and frame those after them as the monolith destroyers. In the end, the crusaders left empty handed, back to their macho selves, bragging about their escape on the car ride home.

Previous videos posted to CultureWarCriminal’s DLive account show the man talking on Omegle about “the pedophile rape tunnels under Hillary Clinton’s house,” claiming to be a member of the Marines, and commending spitting on Black people. His Twitter further perpetuates his racist narrative and indicates his affinity towards far-right podcast host Nick Fuentes.

Calls to the Atascadero Police Department by Motherboard were not immediately returned.

https://www.vice.com/en/article/qjpjk7/ ... ace-aliens

[JimC]

...A person yells, “grab the cross and beat them with it.”

I see the finest traditions of christianity are being maintained in god's own country...

[Scot Dutchy]

God's fucking country? Pure white.

[Tero]

Where can I order one of these monoliths? We have backhoe rental in town, so I think I can get someone to dig the hole.

[laklak]

Fucking morons. Jesus WAS a space alien.

[Svartalf]

well, Even the authorities declined to touch it because it was somebody's private property, I hope whoever that is hits them with a hefty suit...

[Brian Peacock]

Apparently monoliths have also appeared in Utah and Romania in the last 3 weeks.

[NineBerry]

A monolith sometimes appears in my trousers.

[JimC]

Is that a monolith in your pocket, or are you just glad to see me?

[Tero]

House republicans impeaching Biden before he is sworn in
https://www.cnn.com/2020/12/07/politics ... index.html
for illegal election.

[rainbow]

House republicans impeaching Biden before he is sworn in
https://www.cnn.com/2020/12/07/politics ... index.html
for illegal election.

Who was actually in charge during the election?

Donwald?
Don-something I'm sure.

[Tero]

Putin.

[Tero]

The first conspiracy theories about George Soros appeared in the early 1990s, but they really gained traction after he condemned the 2003 Iraq War and started donating millions of dollars to the US Democratic Party. Ever since, American right-wing commentators and politicians have gone after him with increasing fury and vitriol, and often with scant concern for the facts.

But it was Donald Trump's election victory that took the attacks on Soros to a new and dangerous level.

Among US right-wingers it was soon claimed that the violence was orchestrated and financed by Soros, in order to tarnish the reputation of President Trump. And they said the key to the secret plot was a man called Brennan Gilmore, who filmed the car being driven into the counter-protesters. Right-wing radio host Alex Jones claimed Gilmore was paid $320,000 a year by Soros and was part of a deep-state coup to oust the president.

But any connection was extremely tenuous.

While it's true that Soros gave $500,000 to the political campaign of Tom Perriello - a Democratic candidate for governor of Virginia whom Gilmore had worked for - there's no evidence Soros or the Open Society directed or paid protesters at Charlottesville. Gilmore, who never received any money from Soros, is now suing Alex Jones and several others for defamation.

https://www.bbc.com/news/stories-495841 ... RigiyX7bhY

[Sean Hayden]

...I wonder if by becoming completely unhinged they've inadvertently paved the way for truth to become cool? You'd think after all this batshittiness that a part of the Republicans would be thirsty for a new perspective...we just need some gifted and sane Republican to step into the void, it's an opportunity folks!