Democrats’ Kavanaugh assassination is reuniting the right

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10 hours ago, Steeleballz said:

 

  The "goose step" actually originated in Britain.  Although the Nazi's were known to use this type of march, the implication is not that any group that does this are Nazi's, rather that their actions are performed in very highly synchronized manner, as if choreographed by a single entity or mind.

And the swastika was an ancient Eurasian religious symbol.  Do we give anyone that uses that symbol today the benefit of asking if they are simply practicing an ancient religion?  Btw, I think we all know what the implication was after being called a deplorable, racist, nazi, etc. for the past several years (note not here, but by others of the leftist persuasion), it is not hard to miss.  How many times has Trump been compared to Hitler and Mussolini on this very site, I guess you can believe what you want, and I can believe what I want.

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13 hours ago, Randyandyuni said:

It may have originated in Britain,  but the intent of pog mo was to imply Nazism when referencing goose stepping

No, actually I was implying fascism, not Nazism. Nice try though.

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18 hours ago, Cyberfx1024 said:

Yeah I know right. I was hearing something where people where saying it might be 50 to 49 if Danes does not vote. Danes has already said he ain't missing his daughter's wedding.

Apparently she will.

 

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/murkowski-to-vote-present-on-kavanaugh-so-daines-can-attend-daughters-wedding

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21 minutes ago, Póg mo said:

No, actually I was implying fascism, not Nazism. Nice try though.

Regardless was a distasteful stereotype, I nailed your intent

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3 hours ago, Bill & Katya said:

And the swastika was an ancient Eurasian religious symbol.  Do we give anyone that uses that symbol today the benefit of asking if they are simply practicing an ancient religion?

Yes, the Catholic Church uses that symbol during certain services. 

 

3 hours ago, Bill & Katya said:

 

 

 Btw, I think we all know what the implication was after being called a deplorable, racist, nazi, etc. for the past several years (note not here, but by others of the leftist persuasion), it is not hard to miss.  How many times has Trump been compared to Hitler and Mussolini on this very site, I guess you can believe what you want, and I can believe what I want.

You can't deny there are historical parallels, and Trump's way of alienating anyone who doesn't believe exactly as he wants to believe, doesn't help matters either. 

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4 minutes ago, Póg mo said:

Yes, the Catholic Church uses that symbol during certain services. 

 

You can't deny there are historical parallels, and Trump's way of alienating anyone who doesn't believe exactly as he wants to believe, doesn't help matters either. 

Hmmmm

 

Like this?

 

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1 minute ago, Boiler said:

Hmmmm

 

Like this?

 

Hillary Clinton? Hahahahaha

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Just now, Póg mo said:

Hillary Clinton? Hahahahaha

2020

 

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17 minutes ago, Póg mo said:

Yes, the Catholic Church uses that symbol during certain services. 

 

You can't deny there are historical parallels, and Trump's way of alienating anyone who doesn't believe exactly as he wants to believe, doesn't help matters either. 

What law has Trump proposed, or signed that limits what the press can write or say?  I think you are confusing a president defending himself to someone looking to limit the press.  

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23 minutes ago, Boiler said:

Hmmmm

 

Like this?

 

 

   Or this

 

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1 hour ago, Póg mo said:

Yes, the Catholic Church uses that symbol during certain services. 

 

You can't deny there are historical parallels, and Trump's way of alienating anyone who doesn't believe exactly as he wants to believe, doesn't help matters either. 

“Trump alienates those who don’t believe like him”.

 

And what do you do, go over to their side?  Or staunchly stay where you are?  You seem to believe CBF... do you say things to alienate those who think Kavanaugh is innocent?  (Nod your head).

 

See, you are just like Trump. 

 

I get what you are saying, but we all do it to an extent.  If you and I disagree, we say what we believe, not in the hopes of changing the other’s opinion, but to express our own.  If the things we say upsets/offends/triggers the other person, then we have alienated them to some extent.  Trump does it on a grander scale.  First because he’s richer than most, and now because he’s the president.

 

Not picking on you; like I said, most everyone does it to an extent.  

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38 minutes ago, Steeleballz said:

 

   Or this

 

Well, at least we have established that the democrats and the republicans are the stupidest people on earth.  

 

I, for one, am glad I have never voted democrat nor republican.  (That will likely change with Murkowski next election, however.)

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Kavanaugh is confirmed.  Time to move on.

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2 hours ago, Satisfied said:

Well, at least we have established that the democrats and the republicans are the stupidest people on earth.  

 

I, for one, am glad I have never voted democrat nor republican.  (That will likely change with Murkowski next election, however.)

 

  I hear ya. Although just for the record, both of those meme's are false. Probably doesn't change what you said much though.