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MAY 25, 12:12 AM
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| quote | Originally posted by rinselberg:
... there is at least the possibility of a truly esoteric connection, involving the idea that the "Aryan" ancestry that the Hitler-era Nazis craved had its origins on the Indian subcontinent. I guess this guy has some "India" in his background? Considering what he looks like, and the name that's been reported for him. That's my impression of him. |
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You Sir, are a racist.
The "racist card" is now a canard.[This message has been edited by cliffw (edited 05-25-2023).]
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MAY 25, 10:56 AM
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| quote | Originally posted by Wichita:
This is what leftist woke racist think about Hispanics.
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Take another moment and let the emptiness of this "mini-screed" from Wichita sink in:
| quote | | This is what leftist woke racist think about Hispanics. |
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Does anyone think that Wichita actually looked at any of the text that constitutes the article by Adam Serwer?
I don't.
The image that accompanies his remark about "leftist woke racist" is what anyone would see if they went to The Atlantic online and found this article and set themselves up to look at the contents of the article—but I can't imagine that Wichita actually did that.
I can only imagine that Wichita saw this image in a Twitter conversation, or on Truth Social or some other social media platform, and decided to copy and paste it here (on this forum) without taking any time whatsoever to give himself any real idea of how this Adam Serwer article actually "plays".
Odds are, anyone else that's reading this is not a subscriber to The Atlantic, but I'll put the link and if you can't see the full contents, you should be able to see how the article starts. You should be able to read the beginning of it, and get this far into it:
| quote | | Racial identity is a social reality, not a biological one, and Hispanic people can be of any racial background. “Latinos are a pan-ethnic group that have very many racial identifications within that grouping. |
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"Latinos Can Be White Supremacists"
Adam Serwer for The Atlantic; May 17, 2023.
https://www.theatlantic.com...te-supremacy/674081/
The article from Adam Serwer is "based". Here's one paragraph that I want to highlight, if for no other reason than "for the record:"
| quote | | Reporters have uncovered a lengthy social-media trail testifying to Garcia’s [Texas shopping mall perpetrator] racist and misogynist beliefs, and Texas authorities have described him as expressing “neo-Nazi ideation.” The initial reports in the aftermath of a mass shooting are often confusing and contradictory, and there’s nothing wrong with treating them with a little healthy skepticism. But the idea of a Hispanic person adhering to white-nationalist ideology is hardly ridiculous. The rest of the world does not conform to domestic American understandings of race, because race is an ideological concept, not a scientific one. Just because people classify you as one thing in America doesn’t mean they see you the same way everywhere else. |
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Jake_Dragon
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MAY 25, 11:29 AM
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WonderBoy
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MAY 25, 11:54 AM
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| quote | Originally posted by rinselberg:
Racial identity is a social reality, not a biological one, and Hispanic people can be of any racial background. “Latinos are a pan-ethnic group that have very many racial identifications within that grouping.
"Latinos Can Be White Supremacists"
Adam Serwer for The Atlantic; May 17, 2023.
https://www.theatlantic.com...te-supremacy/674081/
The article from Adam Serwer is "based". Here's one paragraph that I want to highlight, if for no other reason than "for the record:"
Reporters have uncovered a lengthy social-media trail testifying to Garcia’s [Texas shopping mall perpetrator] racist and misogynist beliefs, and Texas authorities have described him as expressing “neo-Nazi ideation.” The initial reports in the aftermath of a mass shooting are often confusing and contradictory, and there’s nothing wrong with treating them with a little healthy skepticism. But the idea of a Hispanic person adhering to white-nationalist ideology is hardly ridiculous. The rest of the world does not conform to domestic American understandings of race, because race is an ideological concept, not a scientific one. Just because people classify you as one thing in America doesn’t mean they see you the same way everywhere else. |
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Can you provide a few examples before 2022? A Jewish person can be anti-Semitic? A black person can be black supremacists. Funny how with all the "I killed them because they were white" or 'i just wanted to kill a white person" crap going on these past few years, NO MENTION AT ALL of black supremacists/black supremacy from marxipad media with their brain-dead audiences for the past 20years.
Sheeeat, not even Juicy Smooyay was branded ANYTHING.
Does NOT fit the ESG elitist narrative.
You and your destructive critical theory ideology is/are full of crap. You're just playing the 'rules for radicals' board game.
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rinselberg
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MAY 25, 12:15 PM
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| quote | Originally posted by Jake_Dragon:
Not a U.S. citizen? |
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| quote | Authorities identified Mauricio Garcia, 33, and George Alvarez, 34, as perpetrators in two separate mass killings in Texas. Garcia was named in a May 6 mass shooting in Allen and Alvarez was named in a May 7 incident in Brownsville.
Both men are U.S. citizens. Garcia had no criminal incarceration history in Texas, where he was born. Police have not said he was affiliated with a gang. Alvarez, meanwhile, has an extensive criminal history, but police did not confirm whether he was affiliated with any criminal group like a gang. |
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"False claims spread online about suspects in the recent mass killings in Texas"
Samantha Putterman for PolitiFact; May 10, 2023.
https://www.politifact.com/...t-suspects-in-the-r/
A Facebook post that described the Texas perpetrators as "illegals" is false, according to PolitiFact.
| quote | As officials expect an influx of migrants at the southern U.S. border, some social media users were quick to tie two recent mass killings in Texas to immigration and gangs.
Eighteen people were killed and another 17 were wounded between two incidents one day apart in the Texas towns of Allen and Brownsville.
But a May 8 Facebook post that pegged the perpetrators as being illegally in the U.S. lacked factual foundation.
"Both murderers in Texas were not only illegals, but gang members," the post said, "most likely tied to MS13." |
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Jake_Dragon
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MAY 25, 03:05 PM
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Let me fix that. Several places are stating that Sai Varshith Kandula is not a US citizen. Can you keep up now?
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rinselberg
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MAY 25, 03:10 PM
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rinselberg
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MAY 25, 03:46 PM
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| quote | Originally posted by Jake_Dragon:
Let me fix that. Several places are stating that Sai Varshith Kandula is not a US citizen. Can you keep up now? |
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OK. How does that factor in? MidEngineManiac started this thread to ridicule the idea that this guy with the Nazi flag who drove his truck into a security barrier at the White House could be described as a "white supremacist".
Is that so ridiculous? All indications are that this guy likes Hitler and the Nazis. It's not your garden variety white supremacy, but it certainly has white supremacy echoes or overtones.
This guy is not a serious craftsman of his trade (of white supremacy)... so stupid he drives to the White House, essentially unarmed, so he can smash his truck into a security barrier. But he does have this liking for Hitler and the World War Two-era Nazis.
Who is MidEngineManiac trying to ridicule? And why?[This message has been edited by rinselberg (edited 05-25-2023).]
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Wichita
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MAY 25, 04:14 PM
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You have to remember that leftists have no concept of objective realism. They believe in 57 genders as an example.
The issue is that they are angry narcissists and you don't give these people any claim to authority or position of power over people.
They want to trans your kids and mutilate their bodies. They also want you dead if you stand in their way.
These aren't healthy people you are dealing with.[This message has been edited by Wichita (edited 05-25-2023).]
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Jake_Dragon
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MAY 25, 05:21 PM
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| quote | Originally posted by rinselberg:
OK. How does that factor in? MidEngineManiac started this thread to ridicule the idea that this guy with the Nazi flag who drove his truck into a security barrier at the White House could be described as a "white supremacist".
Is that so ridiculous? All indications are that this guy likes Hitler and the Nazis. It's not your garden variety white supremacy, but it certainly has white supremacy echoes or overtones.
This guy is not a serious craftsman of his trade (of white supremacy)... so stupid he drives to the White House, essentially unarmed, so he can smash his truck into a security barrier. But he does have this liking for Hitler and the World War Two-era Nazis.
Who is MidEngineManiac trying to ridicule? And why?
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You? Pretty sure you know why
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