POTUS 45.65: I'm Just Here For The Lincoln Project Ads

[Kepler]

The garbage Liberals believe about the Left is almost as inane as what the Right believes about us.

 

[rufus]

So someone can't actually care about the plight of Muslims? They're just automatically Anti-semites?

Welcome to the blind assumptions about others that you so decry that others have about you.

 

[MichVandal]

So someone can't actually care about the plight of Muslims? They're just automatically Anti-semites?

Welcome to the blind assumptions about others that you so decry that others have about you.

Coming from people who hate Jews in the US, it's really funny how they decry "Antisemitism" when it comes to Israel. How can r's hate someone so much, but worship the country that is there just for them?

Clearly they are baiting

 

[dxmnkd316]

Nazis marching in Madison chanting “there will be blood” not comforting eh

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[Kepler]

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[Handyman]

So someone can't actually care about the plight of Muslims? They're just automatically Anti-semites?

Welcome to the blind assumptions about others that you so decry that others have about you.

I must be an Antisemite...

 

[burd]

Nazis marching in Madison chanting “there will be blood” not comforting eh

20 people? Nazi policies of the Right in this country is an important story; a gathering of 20 people, whether it's Nazis, Wiccans, or fly fishermen, is not, unless it's about the pitiful turnout. Dont give them the platform.

That comment is not addressed to you, DGF.

Edit. Second thought: If I'm a journalist inclined to cover this "story," I'd try to interview the marchers and find out who they are, where they're from, who organized the march, why are marching, and why so few showed up. The threat of nazi politics is real, but the story here (to me) would be about those few who attended this and how was it (un)organized. 20 people in a metro area of half a mil with 50k college students? What's up with that?

 

[Whalers]

If I'm a journalist inclined to cover this "story," I'd try to interview the marchers and find out who they are, where they're from, who organized the march, why are marching, and why so few showed up. The threat of nazi politics is real, but the story here (to me) would be about those few who attended this and how was it (un)organized. 20 people in a metro area of half a mil with 50k college students? What's up with that?

EVERY "journalist" would be VERY INCLINED to cover this story, shouting from the top of their lungs
A) Get Verizon to track their cell phone pings
B) Find out where they work
C) Where they, and every family member live to Doxx them
D) Have EVERY R candidate disavow them
E) CLEARLY 45 was behind this, B) .

Same said "journalist" at a "Mostly Peaceful Antifa Riot"
A) Who is Antifa??
B) And now your local weather

 

[Handyman]

Yeah except that won't get clicks...

 

[burd]

Yeah except that won't get clicks...

There you go.

 

[FadeToBlack&Gold]

20 people in a metro area of half a mil with 50k college students? What's up with that?

I think you answered your own hypothetical questions already. Who are they? Troglodytes. Where are they from? Probably rural areas outside of Madison, maybe even out of state. Why are they there? To cause emotional upset, hopefully leading to trouble, and hopefully getting them on the news and/or into a situation where they can sue or press charges.

It's like the Westboro Baptist Church with swastikas and 1488 paraphernalia.

 

[burd]

I think you answered your own hypothetical questions already. Who are they? Troglodytes. Where are they from? Probably rural areas outside of Madison, maybe even out of state. Why are they there? To cause emotional upset, hopefully leading to trouble, and hopefully getting them on the news and/or into a situation where they can sue or press charges.

It's like the Westboro Baptist Church with swastikas and 1488 paraphernalia.

Yes. One part of it that is interesting is the source of their notice or invitation to the "march." Online, obviously, but who/what?

 

[Kepler]

Where are they from? Probably rural areas outside of Madison, maybe even out of state.

Illinois Nazis?

 

[burd]

Where are they from? Probably rural areas outside of Madison, maybe even out of state.

God knows there are plenty of small town racist rednecks within an hour of Madison, but I don't see them being motivated to march locally along with only a couple dozen others. They'd rather watch football, fish, hunt and drink beer with their like-minded buds. Most of them don't even want to openly declare their bigotry among those who disagree with them. Part of the great silent rot.

 

[Handyman]

Plus they would be scared to go to a city that large. Too many Darkies!!1!1!

 

[Slap Shot]

Illinois Nazis?

 

[psych]

Plus they would be scared to go to a city that large. Too many Darkies!!1!1!

Isn’t Wisconsin the school that photoshopped a black man onto the front of its application booklet?

 

[Handyman]

Yes, yes it is!

 

[French Rage]

https://www.newsweek.com/donald-trump-oath-support-constitution-colorado-insurrection-1847482

Donald Trump's legal team has argued against an attempt to have him thrown off the presidential ballot in Colorado in 2024 by suggesting the wording of the U.S. Constitution's insurrection clause does not apply to him.

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The section states a person who "engaged in insurrection or rebellion" after taking an oath of office to support the Constitution should be barred from running for office again. In a previous ruling, lower court judge Sarah B. Wallace said that Trump had "engaged in insurrection" on January 6, the day of the Capitol riot, but should remain on Colorado's primary ballot as the wording of the 14th Amendment does not specifically mention preventing people from running for the presidency.

In their appeal against the Colorado lawsuit, Trump's lawyers reiterated that the wording of Section Three does not apply to people running for president and that Trump technically did not swear an oath to "support" the Constitution. Instead, during his January 2017 inauguration, Trump swore to "preserve, protect and defend" the Constitution during his role as president.

 

[French Rage]

https://www.mediaite.com/trump/trum...t-of-innocent-j6-protesters-to-be-prosecuted/

Former President Donald Trump seemingly endorsed a call for Capitol Police officers who repelled rioters on January 6, 2021 to be prosecuted on Truth Social Thursday.

Trump’s post linked to another one from earlier this week on X, which showed officers grappling with and using their batons to pushback on the rioters.

“The Capitol cops beat the hell out of innocent J6 protesters, and the videos are finally coming out,” asserted the original poster. “The cops should be charged and the protesters should be freed This is why the uniparty didn’t want the videos released.”

Backing that blue.