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December 06, 2019 08:32 AM UTC
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Well – just because a guy is a white supremacist nazi doesn't mean that he is anti-American. Or anti-semitic.
Or that his friends and coworkers know.
If this IS true—WOW!
I guess it takes a true patriot to suggest the US fought on the wrong side of WWII.
I do then wonder about his education — his LinkedIn profile has him at public high school of Smoky Hill in Aurora, then at Colorado Media School. I sort of doubt either of those had classes favoring the Axis forces. Doesn't seem like "on the job" training from 850 KOA Radio or 710 KNUS, either. So where is he getting it from?
History does have a way of repeating itself. The Foreign Agents Registration Act, which took down Manafort and should take down Guliani, was a result of Nazi disinformation campaigns trying to convince Americans that the Nazis were the "right side." If the antisemites Henry Ford or Charles Lindbergh (America First Committee spokesman) had been elected president, we might have ended up on the wrong side. The strategy then is the strategy now – demonize "the other," spread disinformation so that "the truth" has no meaning, and, overall, make people afraid. If you can scare people enough, and convince them that you are the only one that can protect them, they will let you do anything – grab them by the pussy, put children in cages, etc.
+100, really.
Most suburban high schools have an underbelly clique of disgruntled white males (mostly) who are convinced and resentful that minorities are getting more chances than they are. Yes, there is anti-semitism, and more anti-Muslim feeling. I have to confront it often. Students will mock the yarmulke or hijab wearers.
In rural high schools, these groups are larger and seem to feel free to express themselves.
For gay and trans kids, the white ones anyway, high school is gradually becoming a more tolerant and safe place. Not so for Jews and Muslims who wear their traditional attire or try to practice their faith (pray at school).
It doesn’t help that American and World History classes, taught chronologically, rarely get to World War II or to the civil rights era or the Cold War, much less modern wars. If high school students somehow are able to learn the lessons of history and apply them to today’s problems, they had some smartass teacher bucking the curricular gods and the school board. Half of all 6th graders think that Martin Luther King ended slavery. It’s not their fault.
It’s why we desperately need interfaith alliances, the way these alliances stepped up in the civil rights era- otherwise, the right wing racists will continue to corrupt evangelical Christian churches…..
and we’ll continue to raise a new generation of white supremacist young males who justify their actions by their “Christianity”.
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If this is true it's unacceptable and Widlund should go.
If it's not true, Antifa should get sued into the ground.
Love how you're acting like you now have standards beyond foisting your retrograde policies on America even at the cost of compromising this country to foreign adversaries.
And if "Antifa should get sued into the ground", there are a number of Republican aligned agencies that should also be "sued into the ground", including your beloved Faux Noise.
Ten (other) things that are true . . .
. . . (that you’ll never convince Fluffy to admit):
Ignorance can be cured
Global warming
Guns kill
Non-white people are human
FOX lies
Gardner sucks
Ttump is not The Chosen One
Coffman (x2) lost
Gravity
Klennex can be used as facial tissue, and for blowing one’s nose
Shut up, Moderapist.
C'mon Moddy,
Widlund fits comfortably in the Republican small tent.
How did Stefan Tubbs not update this story?
He was on air today pretending to care about WWII vets and their accomplishments. But his producer claims those same vets were duped into fighting the wrong war, resulting in 80 years of American failure.
Hmm. Suing "antifa"? How about an actual identifiable defendant, you asshat? You bitch about libel, but appear to have zero understanding of what it actually is. I would love to see someone try to sue "antifa" as a party defendant, especially after the case is dismissed and the plaintiff and plaintiff's attorneys are ordered to pay the defendant's costs and attorney's fees.
My observation; FWIW; is that "antifa" is some sort of amorphous movement with most participants being anonymous.
How is it possible to sue a movement without having an actual defendant? The KKK had identifiable participants who became defendants in lawsuits.
Seems to me that a “certain someone” needs to get their news from a broader spectrum of reporting. Depending on Breitbart, Rush, QAnon, and InfoWars for one’s daily news updates isn’t that kind of broad spectrum.