Freedom of religion...but restrictions on Jews. End to racial conflict...and permanent white majority. Basic human rights...and end marriage equality.
And I'm certain Donald Trump heartily endorsed this message. You know he hates his Jew daughter and his filthy Jew grandchildren. It's why he now lives in Palm Beach.
They are rich, so as far as he's concerned, they are above these proposals. They can afford their patent of nobility.
Didn't expect to see a thread about these guys here. They had a podcast network that was popular during the 2016 election in fringe political circles, the leader is some fat guy from New York who was once married to a Jewish woman and carried Richard Spencer's weed through airports for most of the 2010s. It's honestly embarrassing to see how little that whole alt right scene actually produced in terms of just competent people. They can't find someone who isn't a massive hypocrite, a federal informant, or associated with pedophiles to represent them.
To be fair, your last sentence can also apply to just about everyone looking to run for office... (And us real alt-righters like that these guys are the ones popping their heads up and keeping the heat away from us...nothing to see here...)
Wait......I'm confused. So you're telling me that there is actually TWO Republican Parties???? Isn't one enough??? Just seems like a redundancy to me........
Well, I don't know his motivations, but since he didn't actually say that and refuted anything like that, I guess we'll never know. I swear, it's like a bot-driven Mandela Effect in here sometimes.
That's not what he said (full, unedited transcript below): This isn't even a "context is important" rebuttal---he literally didn't say what you said he did, and he explicitly refuted what you thought he said less than a minute later. It never happened the way you think and are writing it did. Which is textbook Mandela Effect.
You know, speaking of heat, it is very interesting to me how Nick Fuentes was spared by the FBI for his role at the January 6th thing. Random construction workers without much political background got 7 year stretches, and yet they didn't throw the book at Nick. The leader of the NJP was on trial for involvement in Charlottesville and was cut from the overall case by the prosecution. You can see on the NJP website that they have this membership vetting process that basically looks like a way to sign on voluntarily to be monitored by the FBI.
Concur, and so did President Trump (bolded above) Edit: though there's an "only Sith deal in absolutes" moment. Card-carrying member of the Party? Person who believed in the ideas? Renounced later? In that vein, there are a lot of people espousing ideals and carrying cards around the world in things one doesn't want to believe in. NASA was built off of a lot of Nazi technology and technologists. Palestinians (and some Iranian leaders) today think the world's a better place if Israel is eradicated. Yet the average citizen's tax dollars fund those guys, and they vote for people who embrace those people and their ideologies. Lots of people want to hate. Not a good place to be in the world.
If 11 people are at a table with a nazi and they don’t instantly kick him out, you have a table of 12 nazis. You can’t have fine people in the nazi demonstration because if they’re marching with nazis they are nazis.
