March of white supremacists at university of Virginia ends in skirmishes

[Jacque67 7,328]

5 minutes ago, yuna628 said:

Kids these days just don't have the street sense to figure out what a Nazi is. It's just all so complicated and gosh darn confusing!

Only difference between kkk marches of 50 years ago is they don't wear hoods.

 

trump's America

[yuna628 9,646]

4 minutes ago, IAMX said:

Street sense..

 

Nazis..

 

 

 

 

You'll figure it out eventually. We all have faith in you!

[smilesammich 10,727]

9 minutes ago, yuna628 said:

Kids these days just don't have the street sense to figure out what a Nazi is. It's just all so complicated and gosh darn confusing!

what's a swastika look like again?

6 minutes ago, IAMX said:

Street sense..

 

Nazis..

 

 

Just hate strollin' down to the piggy wiggly and I get thrown into a concentration camp. #StreetSense

 

 

its not going to get to that point, thanks to the clergy, antifa, blm, etc who understand what's going on and have the sense to stand up to this nazi trash.

Edited August 13, 2017 by smilesammich

[Jacque67 7,328]

Ryan lizza:

"today is by far the most disgraceful day of Donald Trump's presidency."

 

hmm..the day is young

 

summer time...

[IAMX 3,055]

3 minutes ago, yuna628 said:

You'll figure it out eventually. We all have faith in you!

I have indeed.

 

It's called.. hyperbole. 

 

I can't imagine how much lefties would ####### themselves if they were around actual Nazis. 

 

I'd suggest being happy that era is nearly a century past us, instead of pretending like this is anything similar, but then we wouldn't get such comical tantrums. 

Edited August 13, 2017 by IAMX

[Boiler 44,855]

1 hour ago, yuna628 said:

Try brushing up in history class, and you'd discover that meme isn't what you think it is.

The Ku Klux Klan had no presence in Colorado in 1920. By 1925, Klan members and sponsored candidates controlled the Colorado State House and Senate, the office of Secretary of State, a state Supreme Court judgeship, seven benches on Denver District Court, and city councils in some Colorado towns. Mayor Ben Stapleton of Denver and Governor Clarence Morley of Colorado were also Klansmen. The Klan was stronger in Colorado than any other state. How did the Klan gain power so quickly and absolutely?

William Joseph Simmons of Georgia called for the resurrection of the Klan in 1915. By 1920, only 5,000 or so members had joined in Alabama and Georgia. Clearly, the old organizing prejudices weren’t enough to mobilize a respectable membership. The Klan developed a new recruiting message focused more on the menace that Catholics and Jews posed to the “nation’s Protestant ideals” than on Blacks. According to the excellent history Hooded Empire: The Ku Klux Klan in Colorado by Robert Goldberg, the KKK posed as saviors of “Old Time Religion” and Americanism. As adherents to the Pope and their “polytheistic” religion of saints, Catholics were seen as completely excluded from such Americanism. Colorado was predominantly Protestant, and this message played well here. Conspiracy theories about a secret Catholic government of overlords abounded, much as such stories about Jews make the circuit today. The Klan also stood for fair elections, for law and order against the backdrop of Prohibition bootlegging and rampant crime, and against the loosening of morals brought by new music, new dances, and Hollywood, things the general public could get behind.

While Catholics, Jews and Blacks spoke out against the Klan in newspapers such as Denver Express, Denver’s major papers were silent or neutral. The Klan infiltrated both political parties. Local Klan chapters preyed on local prejudices and divisions. Business owners proudly displayed Klan stickers, and protestant elites and working people, men and women, were quick to join. Barring a few exceptions, such as Denver District Attorney Philip Van Cise, a fierce Klan opponent, few politicians or Protestants spoke out against the Klan, allowing them to consolidate influence and power rapidly.

Strangely, part of the Klan’s appeal was that it functioned as a social outing for many Protestants. In fact, members in Grand Junction flocked to the KKK not so much from prejudice, but because they thought of it as another Elk’s lodge, except with hoods and weird cross burning ceremonies out in the desert. Even Dalton Trumbo tried to join because it was the hot “thing to do.” In Denver, the Klan held picnics (one drew 100,000 people), auto races (a Catholic won. See photo), and had many other events. Of course, the old Klan sometimes reared its ugly head, driving Blacks from white neighborhoods and discriminating against Italians and Mexicans. Beginning in 1925, the Klan’s power in Colorado waned. The Colorado Grand Dragon was investigated for tax evasion, and corruption scandals rocked Klan office holders. But for those few short years, the Klan ruled Colorado. For more information on the Klan in Colorado, visit Western History. Search our Digital Photos to see more pictures of the Klan in Colorado.

 

https://history.denverlibrary.org/news/when-kkk-ruled-colorado-not-so-long-ago

[Jacque67 7,328]

Hahaha.

the Nazis dropped a few bombs on fox which can't be repeated on VJ ...

these people are scum. Deplorable. 

Where's Jeff sessions?

[IAMX 3,055]

4 minutes ago, Boiler said:

The Ku Klux Klan had no presence in Colorado in 1920. By 1925, Klan members and sponsored candidates controlled the Colorado State House and Senate, the office of Secretary of State, a state Supreme Court judgeship, seven benches on Denver District Court, and city councils in some Colorado towns. Mayor Ben Stapleton of Denver and Governor Clarence Morley of Colorado were also Klansmen. The Klan was stronger in Colorado than any other state. How did the Klan gain power so quickly and absolutely?

William Joseph Simmons of Georgia called for the resurrection of the Klan in 1915. By 1920, only 5,000 or so members had joined in Alabama and Georgia. Clearly, the old organizing prejudices weren’t enough to mobilize a respectable membership. The Klan developed a new recruiting message focused more on the menace that Catholics and Jews posed to the “nation’s Protestant ideals” than on Blacks. According to the excellent history Hooded Empire: The Ku Klux Klan in Colorado by Robert Goldberg, the KKK posed as saviors of “Old Time Religion” and Americanism. As adherents to the Pope and their “polytheistic” religion of saints, Catholics were seen as completely excluded from such Americanism. Colorado was predominantly Protestant, and this message played well here. Conspiracy theories about a secret Catholic government of overlords abounded, much as such stories about Jews make the circuit today. The Klan also stood for fair elections, for law and order against the backdrop of Prohibition bootlegging and rampant crime, and against the loosening of morals brought by new music, new dances, and Hollywood, things the general public could get behind.

While Catholics, Jews and Blacks spoke out against the Klan in newspapers such as Denver Express, Denver’s major papers were silent or neutral. The Klan infiltrated both political parties. Local Klan chapters preyed on local prejudices and divisions. Business owners proudly displayed Klan stickers, and protestant elites and working people, men and women, were quick to join. Barring a few exceptions, such as Denver District Attorney Philip Van Cise, a fierce Klan opponent, few politicians or Protestants spoke out against the Klan, allowing them to consolidate influence and power rapidly.

Strangely, part of the Klan’s appeal was that it functioned as a social outing for many Protestants. In fact, members in Grand Junction flocked to the KKK not so much from prejudice, but because they thought of it as another Elk’s lodge, except with hoods and weird cross burning ceremonies out in the desert. Even Dalton Trumbo tried to join because it was the hot “thing to do.” In Denver, the Klan held picnics (one drew 100,000 people), auto races (a Catholic won. See photo), and had many other events. Of course, the old Klan sometimes reared its ugly head, driving Blacks from white neighborhoods and discriminating against Italians and Mexicans. Beginning in 1925, the Klan’s power in Colorado waned. The Colorado Grand Dragon was investigated for tax evasion, and corruption scandals rocked Klan office holders. But for those few short years, the Klan ruled Colorado. For more information on the Klan in Colorado, visit Western History. Search our Digital Photos to see more pictures of the Klan in Colorado.

 

https://history.denverlibrary.org/news/when-kkk-ruled-colorado-not-so-long-ago

The left clearly have no concept of history. It's like today's children who say "kill yourself" when they really mean "you irritate me". Hyperbole is regularly exercised by a leftist base who are in dire need of entering adulthood.

 

The white supremacist clowns who are around the US are absolutely nothing like Nazis or the old KKK. When we start seeing blacks burned on crosses in front yards, dragged behind vehicles, people tossed into concentration camps, placed in gas chambers and with genocide committed, then we're onto something. 

 

This idea that this is anything similar.. just lol.

 

What's going on is the left are tired of systematic terrorism by Muslims being criticized so they think engaging in hyperbole and comparing this to Nazism and the KKK is going to silence Islam critics. They're gonna have an awful time coping when reality hits again.

Edited August 13, 2017 by IAMX

[smilesammich 10,727]

Just now, Jacque67 said:

 

Where's Jeff sessions?

working diligently to get richard spencer released?

[The Nature Boy 7,659]

20 minutes ago, IAMX said:

Street sense..

 

Nazis..

 

 

Just hate strollin' down to the piggy wiggly and I get thrown into a concentration camp. #StreetSense

 

 

You know what piggy wiggly is. My first job 

[smilesammich 10,727]

11 minutes ago, IAMX said:

 

 

 When we start seeing blacks burned on crosses in front yards, dragged behind vehicles, people tossed into concentration camps, placed in gas chambers and with genocide committed, then we're onto something. 

 

 

 

 

[yuna628 9,646]

3 minutes ago, IAMX said:

The left clearly have no concept of history. It's like today's children who say "kill yourself" when they really mean "you irritate me". Hyperbole is regularly exercised by a leftist base who are in dire need of entering adulthood.

 

The white supremacist clowns who are around the US are absolutely nothing like Nazis or the old KKK. When we start seeing blacks burned on crosses in front yards, dragged behind vehicles, people tossed into concentration camps, placed in gas chambers and with genocide committed, then we're onto something. 

 

This idea that this is anything similar.. just lol.

 

What's going on is the left are tired of systematic terrorism by Muslims being criticized so they think engaging in hyperbole and comparing this to Nazism and the KKK is going to silence Islam critics. They're gonna have an awful time coping when reality hits again.

Muslims. Left. Deflect. Revision. Laugh. Rinse and repeat.

It's getting old, but that's okay. Study up on ''Truthful Hyperbole'', you're getting close.

[Jacque67 7,328]

17 minutes ago, smilesammich said:

working diligently to get richard spencer released?

Lol.

wonder if Spencey can get Rebecca Mercer to sponsor him, like milo? 

 

Nazi publication Daily Stormer applauds trump's comments " he loves us all"

 

Breitbart says trump condemns bigotry "on many sides"

- almost like Bannon wrote it.

 

what will javanka say?

[smilesammich 10,727]

9 minutes ago, Jacque67 said:

Lol.

wonder if Spencey can get Rebecca Mercer to sponsor him, like milo? 

 

Nazi publication Daily Stormer applauds trump's comments " he loves us all"

 

Breitbart says trump condemns bigotry "on many sides"

- almost like Bannon wrote it.

 

what will javanka say?

my guess is, nothing.

[IAMX 3,055]

14 minutes ago, Nature Boy Flair said:

You know what piggy wiggly is. My first job 

Which concentration camp was it near?

 

My favorite camp is Konzentrationslager Trumpenführer.

 

#NaziAmerica