And we have a political party in this country that has been riled up enough to repeat this kind of shit again, against people they "don't like".
We have a political party that wants to kill millions of other people?
You're a moron.Yep.
"Jews Will Not Replace Us!!!"
You're seriously claiming... insisting... that Republicans want to commit genocide? You actually believe that the Republican party is planning to kill millions of people, methodically, like the Nazis exterminated the Jews and others in the 1930s and 40s?Yep.
"Jews Will Not Replace Us!!!"
You're seriously claiming... insisting... that Republicans want to commit genocide? You actually believe that the Republican party is planning to kill millions of people, methodically, like the Nazis exterminated the Jews and others in the 1930s and 40s?
I rarely, if ever, find anything in common with present-day Republicans... but, I'm not aware of their open desire to murder people in political opposition to them. Admittedly, I'm not transfixed on political matters. Regardless, that sounds like a very extreme analogy.I won't speak for Joe, since I don't know if he's serious or is making an extreme analogy.
However, in speaking for myself. I do think there are a significant number of Republicans who are more than willing to kill their political opponents in an effort to take back "their way of life". Is it the majority? Absolutely not. But it's enough to cause major issues going forward.
And until the Pubbers who are not willing to do that, realize what the extreme rhetoric coming from their media and their party is doing, and the stand up and tell their brethren to knock it off, it's going to continue to escalate.
As long as the mouth breathers are getting the majority of the attention, it's not going away. The GOP needs to purge them. Instead, they're coddling them, which gives them the power.
Ex. McConnell and McCarthy need to tell Trump to stay out of politics and the likes of MTG to sit down and shut up. They won't though. They prefer politics expedience to morality and ethics.
Lol good gravy. Smh.I won't speak for Joe, since I don't know if he's serious or is making an extreme analogy.
However, in speaking for myself. I do think there are a significant number of Republicans who are more than willing to kill their political opponents in an effort to take back "their way of life". Is it the majority? Absolutely not. But it's enough to cause major issues going forward.
And until the Pubbers who are not willing to do that, realize what the extreme rhetoric coming from their media and their party is doing, and the stand up and tell their brethren to knock it off, it's going to continue to escalate.
As long as the mouth breathers are getting the majority of the attention, it's not going away. The GOP needs to purge them. Instead, they're coddling them, which gives them the power.
Ex. McConnell and McCarthy need to tell Trump to stay out of politics and the likes of MTG to sit down and shut up. They won't though. They prefer politics expedience to morality and ethics.
I won't speak for Joe, since I don't know if he's serious or is making an extreme analogy.
However, in speaking for myself. I do think there are a significant number of Republicans who are more than willing to kill their political opponents in an effort to take back "their way of life". Is it the majority? Absolutely not. But it's enough to cause major issues going forward.
And until the Pubbers who are not willing to do that, realize what the extreme rhetoric coming from their media and their party is doing, and the stand up and tell their brethren to knock it off, it's going to continue to escalate.
As long as the mouth breathers are getting the majority of the attention, it's not going away. The GOP needs to purge them. Instead, they're coddling them, which gives them the power.
Ex. McConnell and McCarthy need to tell Trump to stay out of politics and the likes of MTG to sit down and shut up. They won't though. They prefer politics expedience to morality and ethics.
Fvck you, fascist!I rarely, if ever, find anything in common with present-day Republicans... but, I'm not aware of their open desire to murder people in political opposition to them. Admittedly, I'm not transfixed on political matters. Regardless, that sounds like a very extreme analogy.
What are you gonna do about it, Staff Sergeant?I won't speak for Joe, since I don't know if he's serious or is making an extreme analogy.
However, in speaking for myself. I do think there are a significant number of Republicans who are more than willing to kill their political opponents in an effort to take back "their way of life". Is it the majority? Absolutely not. But it's enough to cause major issues going forward.
And until the Pubbers who are not willing to do that, realize what the extreme rhetoric coming from their media and their party is doing, and the stand up and tell their brethren to knock it off, it's going to continue to escalate.
As long as the mouth breathers are getting the majority of the attention, it's not going away. The GOP needs to purge them. Instead, they're coddling them, which gives them the power.
Ex. McConnell and McCarthy need to tell Trump to stay out of politics and the likes of MTG to sit down and shut up. They won't though. They prefer politics expedience to morality and ethics.
I rarely, if ever, find anything in common with present-day Republicans... but, I'm not aware of their open desire to murder people in political opposition to them. Admittedly, I'm not transfixed on political matters. Regardless, that sounds like a very extreme analogy.
JFCYou don't find it odd that they are in public forums asking when they get to use their guns to take back power? Or defending people like Kyle Rittenhouse who killed people for political reasons? Or people who stormed the Capitol and murdered police?
There are definitely Republicans (in name only) who absolutely want to kill their political opponents. They are wishing it openly, and are being egged on by the extreme right. Until the "normal" right comes out and puts the nutcases on blast themselves, it's going to get worse. They NEED to keep their own house in order. It's not up to the rest of the country to do it for them, it's on them, 100%.
What are you gonna do about it, Staff Sergeant?
He's not remotely "right." He's defending the idiot OP's comparison between present day Republicans and Nazis that murdered 6,000 Jewish children in 3 days. Are you people insane?Staff Sergeant is on a roll here.
He's absolutely right. . . the extreme right is in charge of the Republican party in big part because the people in power of the Republican party give them dog whistles to nodding approval when they talk about killing the libs.
He's not remotely "right." He's defending the idiot OP's comparison between present day Republicans and Nazis that murdered 6,000 Jewish children in 3 days. Are you people insane?
LOL. So drunk.Fvck you, fascist!
Staff Sergeant Dumbshit sez genocide be fomenting!
Recognize!!
You have to normalize the hatred first, then you mobilize the followers.Do you think the Nazi's started on day 1 with killing the Jews?
No they started with very similar talk to how the Republicans are talking now.
It doesn't just start with genocide. There is a long road towards it and Republicans are on that road right now.
Rittenhouse didn't kill people for political reasons. He killed people because they were looting and trashing and setting fires.You don't find it odd that they are in public forums asking when they get to use their guns to take back power? Or defending people like Kyle Rittenhouse who killed people for political reasons? Or people who stormed the Capitol and murdered police?
There are definitely Republicans (in name only) who absolutely want to kill their political opponents. They are wishing it openly, and are being egged on by the extreme right. Until the "normal" right comes out and puts the nutcases on blast themselves, it's going to get worse. They NEED to keep their own house in order. It's not up to the rest of the country to do it for them, it's on them, 100%.
Rittenhouse didn't kill people for political reasons. He killed people because they were looting and trashing and setting fires.
The massacre at Sosenki was a horrific event. The Holocaust was arguably the worst event in human history. The violent rhetoric among extreme Republicans is cause for concern. Anyone who draws parallels between the current Republican party and the Nazis is so goddamn stupid that everything else they say is automatically suspect.
You have to normalize the hatred first, then you mobilize the followers.
Madison Cawthorn has talked openly about how it might come to bloodshed and killing his fellow Americans. MTG is right behind him. Ted Cruz gave a speech last week saying it’s just about time to secede because Dem states are out of step, and it’s time to take America back from the radical socialists. There aren’t any in charge of anything, but that is besides the point when you are agitating for violence.He's not remotely "right." He's defending the idiot OP's comparison between present day Republicans and Nazis that murdered 6,000 Jewish children in 3 days. Are you people insane?
Well Bill and Hillary do it all the time.You don't find it odd that they are in public forums asking when they get to use their guns to take back power? Or defending people like Kyle Rittenhouse who killed people for political reasons? Or people who stormed the Capitol and murdered police?
There are definitely Republicans (in name only) who absolutely want to kill their political opponents. They are wishing it openly, and are being egged on by the extreme right. Until the "normal" right comes out and puts the nutcases on blast themselves, it's going to get worse. They NEED to keep their own house in order. It's not up to the rest of the country to do it for them, it's on them, 100%.
Anyone who rushes to defend a 17 year old that identifies with far right white supremacy groups , and went people hunting with his AR-15 is immediately suspect.Rittenhouse didn't kill people for political reasons. He killed people because they were looting and trashing and setting fires.
The massacre at Sosenki was a horrific event. The Holocaust was arguably the worst event in human history. The violent rhetoric among extreme Republicans is cause for concern. Anyone who draws parallels between the current Republican party and the Nazis is so goddamn stupid that everything else they say is automatically suspect.
You're seriously claiming... insisting... that Republicans want to commit genocide?
The majority is doing absolutely NOTHING to temper it.I won't speak for Joe, since I don't know if he's serious or is making an extreme analogy.
However, in speaking for myself. I do think there are a significant number of Republicans who are more than willing to kill their political opponents in an effort to take back "their way of life". Is it the majority? Absolutely not.
I'm not defending Rittenhouse. I'm saying he didn't kill for political reasons. Unless you think looting, trashing, and burning is political.Anyone who rushes to defend a 17 year old that identifies with far right white supremacy groups , and went people hunting with his AR-15 is immediately suspect.
Again, I'M NOT DEFENDING RITTENHOUSE.The death penalty is not an appropriate penalty for looting, trashing and setting fires. And it doesn't count as self defense either. Unless they are setting fire to your home while you are occupying it, it's not self defense. Given that Rittenhouse was in fact outside and not in a building when this happened, I see no valid claim of self defense here.
I don't know if the people he killed were looting, trashing, and setting fires. But I know that the reason Rittenhouse grabbed his guns and headed to Kenosha in the first place was that a lot of people were looting, trashing, and setting fires.And also how do you know that the people he in fact did kill were looting, trashing or setting fires?
I think they are very much at-odds with their opposition. I think some of them are maybe even keen or fond of going so far as to seeing a second civil war as a solution, but it's just posturing.You don't find it odd that they are in public forums asking when they get to use their guns to take back power? Or defending people like Kyle Rittenhouse who killed people for political reasons? Or people who stormed the Capitol and murdered police?
There are definitely Republicans (in name only) who absolutely want to kill their political opponents. They are wishing it openly, and are being egged on by the extreme right. Until the "normal" right comes out and puts the nutcases on blast themselves, it's going to get worse. They NEED to keep their own house in order. It's not up to the rest of the country to do it for them, it's on them, 100%.
They're headed to conducting genocide and concentration camps? I think you need to take an extended break from this.It is exactly where they are headed. They are "normalizing" behavior that is going to get worse.
I'm not defending Rittenhouse. I'm saying he didn't kill for political reasons. Unless you think looting, trashing, and burning is political.
Oh, FFS, Hoosier. You too?Do you think the Nazi's started on day 1 with killing the Jews?
No they started with very similar talk to how the Republicans are talking now.
It doesn't just start with genocide. There is a long road towards it and Republicans are on that road right now.
According to many here TJ, it is nothing more than a political statement. I might include you in this nunger at times.I'm not defending Rittenhouse. I'm saying he didn't kill for political reasons. Unless you think looting, trashing, and burning is political.
Ignorance and hatred, for starters. A blind allegiance to an ideology, maybe? They didn't get enough love from their parents.What makes a person grab a gun and drive a long distance to interfere in law and order in another part of the country?
People have lost their f#cking minds.I think they are very much at-odds with their opposition. I think some of them are maybe even keen or fond of going so far as to seeing a second civil war as a solution, but it's just posturing.
But, genocide??? Concentration camps and methodical mass murder? Absolutely not.