Republicans cancel Liz Cheney
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Arthur Brain
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Arthur Brain
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Hmm, so, you think a selection of quotes of yours counts as "substantive discourse" then. Okay then, let's address them as they go:
In regards to "white supremacy". As responded to earlier, it's entirely possible to note white supremacy as it's not an urban myth and is disturbingly prevalent within far right circles. It is indeed ludicrous to state that a democratic society is "white supremacist" as I'd outlined previously.
I don't get my "news" from youtube, nor do I click on videos about it as you were made aware. If you had/have a point to make then highlight the salient part and discuss. Or not as you so chose.
The next is the sort of unsubstantiated conspiracy rubbish that could emanate from any given post from Marke or a Mike Lindell symposium. Baseless. Also, this after having repeatedly (and I mean repeatedly, not just once or twice) called me a conspiracy theorist for simply being with the prevailing consensus on the results of the 2020 election. I have to admit I was surprised at you for being so dumb on that score but then if you buy into conspiracy theories....maybe I shouldn't have been so much.
The next is just your silly poker analogy and that's not worth returning to in any depth and your emboldened is just self congratulatory bunk that's worth about as much as one of Donald Trump's tweets...
So, fun wasn't it?
Then you'll be criticizing everyone from former vice president Joebiden down to the people who like your post for describing the US as "systemically racist."
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Numerous times.
But you won't address it apart from stringing insults together.
It's an allegory, not an analogy.
Arthur Brain
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There's a difference between acknowledging problems with racism and declaring a democratic state as being "systemically racist", you do understand that, right? I've certainly not described the US in those terms.Then you'll be criticizing everyone from former vice president Joebiden down to the people who like your post for describing the US as "systemically racist."
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Numerous times.
But you won't address it apart from stringing insults together.
It's an allegory, not an analogy.
No, you posted a YT vid and refused to describe the salient part despite being prompted.
What, exactly, are you bringing to the table that hasn't been set out by other posters? I've followed this from Trump's ridiculous victory speech a few hours after the initial votes were coming in to Powell's equally ridiculous "kraken", Giuliani's press conference outside of an adult book store to Lindell's big fat nothing burger of a symposium. Along with all manner of else. Court cases continually being thrown out for lack of evidence, Trump's pathetic pleading with Raffensberger to find 11,000 votes et al. It's a complete and utter farce, all stemming from a petulant manchild who's ego wouldn't permit him to acknowledge reality.
So, what does he do? Throw continual hissy fits, baselessly claim fraud and whip his gullible fan base into buying into it all. Meanwhile, the reality of the situation is that Biden won and the ongoing is only damaging to republicans, hence why people like Cheney are fed up to the back teeth with it. The proceedings have been a global laughing stock and rightly so. There's no substance to these conspiracy theories and mockery and ridicule is all they deserve.
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no clue where you live but In America elected officials are supposed to represent the ones who voted them into office. Over 70% of Americans do not want a southern border where illegals walk into our country. So you might want to worry about the politics of your own country and stop meddling in Americas. IMO you rate no say.
no clue where you live but In America elected officials are supposed to represent the ones who voted them into office. Over 70% of Americans do not want a southern border where illegals walk into our country. So you might want to worry about the politics of your own country and stop meddling in Americas. IMO you rate no say.
Are you confused about this?
It is the language of the Democratic party and leftists to call the US "systemically racist" and "founded upon white supremacy."
Are you still confused about this?
The challenge was to find evidence that Democrat politicians use terms such as "systemically racist" to describe the US.
The video I provided did just that. It is a 40-minute video, but the first instance is but a few minutes in.
And it's not like it is a challenge to find such things.
You didn't read my posts?
How lovely for you.
What conspiracy theory?
Your insane idea that Biden won on a level playing field?
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I deny that there are significant white supremacy/neo nazi movements in the US.
Do you?
Arthur Brain
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Of course not as to do so would be ignorant as plainly set out in the post you quoted me from.
That isn't the same as describing the US as "systemically racist" by any stretch.
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It would depend on how you define "significant".
For the Anderson Coopers and the Don Lemons of the world, the mere rumor of white supremacy/Neo-Nazi movements in the US is significant.
Similarly, the "terrorist" fathers at school board meetings who are unhappy that school administrators are covering up their daughters' rapes.
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annabenedetti
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You're on the right side of history. The U.S. has historically had a significant presence of white supremacists. It's woven into our past and present.
White supremacy is 'most lethal threat' to the US, DHS draft assessment says
Tue September 8, 2020Former neo-Nazi and Navy veteran explains how to combat white supremacy in the military
Arthur Brain
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The confusion is all yours it would seem. As explained to you before, there's a difference between acknowledging racism and describing a country as being inherently racist in itself. Pretty obvious really. You search YT all you want for "news", I'm not interested. If you can't or refuse to address the salient and relevant then don't bother.
You haven't brought anything to the table worth reading which is hardly a surprise. Biden won, fact. Acknowledged across the globe including most of America so the conspiracy theory is all yours Stripe. One of the dumbest ones going in fact.
Arthur Brain
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It's sad but true. That won't stop certain quarters from denying it however.
annabenedetti
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Yeah. They don't just deny it though, they're pushing it at the moment through CRT conspiracy gaslighting.
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DHS draft assessment.
Government agencies are always SO objective; especially Das Homeland Security... ya.
"Most lethal threat"... hilarious.
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Doesn't your country need some work? Why do you spend so much time complaining about ours?
Arthur Brain
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Ironically, that's pretty much tacit admission.
Arthur Brain
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Sure, racism isn't only America's problem but where it comes to politics the UK has a healthier level of cynicism on the score. Also, what happens in America is of interest elsewhere so deal with it.