Johnnyorganic
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I acknowledged it among some on the Right.
I make no excuse.
I differentiate between speech and action.
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I make no excuse.
I differentiate between speech and action.
UncleBuck
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racism can be expressed by speech or action
like when bernie says there's a difference between "chicago guns and vermont guns" or asks "aren't all the drug dealers black though?"
he doesn't need to go start a segregated diner to make his racism true
Johnnyorganic
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UncleBuck
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if i had a nickel for every racist who did a "but ROBERT BYRD!"
tangerinegreen555
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Johnnyorganic
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The reverence for Byrd still held among SOME the Donks makes one pause.
UncleBuck
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those are very fine people you idiot!
just like this "white genocide" account
Johnnyorganic
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Are you asking me to defend that spectacle? I refuse.
They had the right to peaceably assemble. That's all I have to say on the matter.
UncleBuck
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that's because he learned from his mistakes, changed his ways, earned a 100% NAACP rating, and was eulogized by our first black president at his funeral.
i'm sorry facts upset you. but those are the facts. byrd changed his ways.
republicans are changing their ways to - but only to become more racist. it totally owns the libs
UncleBuck
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in what alternate world could a gathering of nazis ever be considered peaceful?
those nazi fucks need to be stomped down the drain.
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Johnnyorganic
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You're right. Byrd did change.
Strom Thurmond changed, too. But he is not remembered so fondly. He had an R behind his name, after all
But to claim the the right is more racist than the left. I dispute that.
Both exist. Both are reprehensible.
Johnnyorganic
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Bullshit.
They had the right under the First Amendment of the Constitution.
Me defending their right does not mean I condone anything.
Antifa showed up with their clubs and masks. Things got ugly.
UncleBuck
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strom thurmond changed parties and stayed a miserable racist until the day he died
all objectivee evidence shows the right is the party of racism and the left is the party of anti-racism
denying that is as dumb as denying manmade climate change
UncleBuck
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they had no right to gather. the first amendment only protects peaceful assembly. a gathering of nazis is NEVER peaceful
and now you are trying to blame anti-fascists for the violence caused by fascist nazis.
you're just intent on proving that anyone on the right wing of american politics is vile, racist, nazi-coddling scum
Johnnyorganic
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What are you saying?
People we disagree with have fewer rights?
I do not agree with them, but I can defend their rights. As you should.
To deny rights based on ideology alone reeks of totalitarianism.
UncleBuck
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ah yes
the old tactic of euphemizing literal nazis as "people you disagree with"
get the fuck out of here with that weak shit
Johnnyorganic
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You CALLING them nazis does not negate their rights.
Antifa showed up in force looking for a fight.
Johnnyorganic
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No, you get the fuck out of here with your disdain for basic freedoms.
I am talking about rights.
tangerinegreen555
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Freedom to be a Nazi?
That's a right worth defending.
None were wearing blackface though so it's cool, right?