Kaiser Wilhelm's Ghost
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(((Richard B. Spencer))) - Child Porn Supporting "Founder" of the "Alt-Right", Cucked by ANTIFA, Soyboy, ALLEGED Wife Beater
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Don't encourage me.
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Not "mein fuhrer"?
Kaiser Wilhelm's Ghost
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Nah Spencer hasn't done near enough to deserve that title yet, though maybe they can watch Hitler speeches while they cuddle in bed and discuss the 4th Ethnoreich.
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Antifa is the world’s biggest tsundere.
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Given how much you fixate on manlets and incels, you sound like you're projecting and you see Richie boy as some kind of real life self insert.
You should get a therapist before you do something that requires people to give their thoughts and prayers.
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I'm holding your dad's scalp right now. Any questions?
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Why, is he giving you head?
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CIA Nigger
Not a fed, just a random object on the street.
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True & Honest Fan
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Far-right infighting is honestly quite underrated. Richard Spencer's currently having a meltdown over parody accounts as every single Twitter reply mocks him.
This is the tweet that he quote tweeted:
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Needless to say the parody account is getting far more interactions than the real thing is despite having the same sense of humor as a Terry WAD for DOOM:
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Meanwhile all is not well with Spencer's standing in the far right as a Daily Stormer forum thread linked to some tweets discussing how Spencer's NPI had a default judgement placed against it on May 1st over the RICO lawsuit and claiming that anyone who ever gave money to the NPI could get fucked as well.
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This is the tweet that he quote tweeted:
Richard 🦁 Spencer on Twitter: "I just want a strong woman to choke m…
archived 8 May 2020 14:18:05 UTC
Needless to say the parody account is getting far more interactions than the real thing is despite having the same sense of humor as a Terry WAD for DOOM:
Richard 🦁 Spencer on Twitter: "I am a scholar of the Roman era. I st…
archived 8 May 2020 02:36:43 UTC
Meanwhile all is not well with Spencer's standing in the far right as a Daily Stormer forum thread linked to some tweets discussing how Spencer's NPI had a default judgement placed against it on May 1st over the RICO lawsuit and claiming that anyone who ever gave money to the NPI could get fucked as well.
Burke v. Fields Jr. et al (2:19-cv-02006), Ohio Southern District Cou…
archived 8 May 2020 14:30:53 UTC
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Far-right infighting is honestly quite underrated. Richard Spencer's currently having a meltdown over parody accounts as every single Twitter reply mocks him.
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This is the tweet that he quote tweeted:
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Richard 🦁 Spencer on Twitter: "I just want a strong woman to choke m…
archived 8 May 2020 14:18:05 UTC
Needless to say the parody account is getting far more interactions than the real thing is despite having the same sense of humor as a Terry WAD for DOOM:
View attachment 1278413
Richard 🦁 Spencer on Twitter: "I am a scholar of the Roman era. I st…
archived 8 May 2020 02:36:43 UTC
Meanwhile all is not well with Spencer's standing in the far right as a Daily Stormer forum thread linked to some tweets discussing how Spencer's NPI had a default judgement placed against it on May 1st over the RICO lawsuit and claiming that anyone who ever gave money to the NPI could get fucked as well.
View attachment 1278418
Burke v. Fields Jr. et al (2:19-cv-02006), Ohio Southern District Cou…
archived 8 May 2020 14:30:53 UTC
Pretty much every reply seems to be a Leftist or Liberal just trolling him, I don't really see it as infighting. I see a fat Mexican calling him a Nazi and a spread of "lmao stop being a karen you bigot" or some shit.
FaramirG
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Spencer should let the parody account do its thing, it's got way more personality than he does.Far-right infighting is honestly quite underrated. Richard Spencer's currently having a meltdown over parody accounts as every single Twitter reply mocks him.
View attachment 1278398View attachment 1278401View attachment 1278404View attachment 1278405
This is the tweet that he quote tweeted:
View attachment 1278406
Richard 🦁 Spencer on Twitter: "I just want a strong woman to choke m…
archived 8 May 2020 14:18:05 UTC
Needless to say the parody account is getting far more interactions than the real thing is despite having the same sense of humor as a Terry WAD for DOOM:
View attachment 1278413
Richard 🦁 Spencer on Twitter: "I am a scholar of the Roman era. I st…
archived 8 May 2020 02:36:43 UTC
Meanwhile all is not well with Spencer's standing in the far right as a Daily Stormer forum thread linked to some tweets discussing how Spencer's NPI had a default judgement placed against it on May 1st over the RICO lawsuit and claiming that anyone who ever gave money to the NPI could get fucked as well.
View attachment 1278418
Burke v. Fields Jr. et al (2:19-cv-02006), Ohio Southern District Cou…
archived 8 May 2020 14:30:53 UTC
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Every so often I check in to see what he's up to and it seems like it's mostly movie reviews he does with a couple other guys.
I'll admit I like a lot of the content and debates that come out of that end of the spectrum, but movie reviews are by far the worst type that everyone seems to want to do. Just stamp "everything is Jewish and subversive" on each movie and call it a day.
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That's not really that high of a bar, though.
James Edwin
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A brick wall has more character than a spoiled manbaby like Spencer
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so when will dicky make an account here
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It's definitely blond. Check out the shorter hair on the sides, they're still dark.
I might be remembering wrong but didn't he go on a whole fucking thing a couple years ago about how women shouldn't dye their hair blonde because of racial purity or some shit??
Hesa
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White nationalist’s lawyer wants out of rally violence case
A leading white nationalist told a judge on Thursday that his notoriety has made it difficult for him to raise money for his defense against a “financially crippling” lawsuit that names him as an organizer of a rally in Virginia that erupted into violence in 2017.
Richard Spencer’s attorney has asked for the court’s permission to withdraw from representing him in the civil case. The lawyer, John DiNucci, said Spencer owes him a significant amount of money in legal fees and hasn’t been cooperating adequately.
Spencer told U.S. Magistrate Judge Joel Hoppe that the lawsuit over the “Unite the Right” white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, in August 2017 has been “extremely expensive” and a “huge burden” for him.
“This case has been financially crippling for a long time,” said Spencer, who popularized the term “alt-right” to describe a loosely connected fringe movement of white supremacists, neo-Nazis and other far-right extremists.
Lawyers for victims of the Charlottesville rally violence sued several far-right extremist groups and individuals who participated in the event, which was organized in part to protest the city’s planned removal of a statue of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee. The lawsuit names Spencer as one of the organizers of the Aug. 12, 2017, rally. Spencer was scheduled to speak at the gathering but has denied that he helped organize it.
Spencer said getting banned from mainstream internet platforms has made it difficult for him raise and accept donations from supporters.
“That’s something that I have proven to be able to do in the past, fairly easily to be honest, but it’s something that I cannot do now,” he said. “When I attempt to raise money, there are various groups that make it their life’s mission to get me kicked off the platform.”
Violent street clashes broke out in Charlottesville on Aug 12, 2017, before a man fascinated with Adolf Hitler plowed his car into a crowd of counterprotesters, killing a woman. On the eve of the rally, Spencer and others marched through the University of Virginia’s campus, shouting racist and anti-Semitic slogans.
Spencer has operated an Alexandria, Virginia-based nonprofit called the National Policy Institute, which raised $442,482 in tax-deductible contributions from 2007 through 2012, according to an Associated Press review of IRS tax records. William H. Regnery II, a wealthy publisher, founded the nonprofit in 2005.
The lawsuit, backed by civil rights group Integrity First for America, seeks unspecified damages and a judgment that the defendants violated the plaintiffs’ constitutional rights. It is one of several suits filed on behalf of victims of the violence in Charlottesville.
DiNucci said Spencer owes him a “very substantial amount” of money. He said couldn’t present an adequate defense without more cooperation from Spencer.
“I don’t see a way forward,” he said. “I haven’t heard any indication, today or otherwise, that there is some other means by which money will be provided.”
Spencer said he wants to keep DiNucci as a lawyer and will try to raise the money needed to pay him.
The magistrate judge didn’t immediately rule on DiNucci’s request to withdraw from the case. Hoppe gave Spencer one week to demonstrate that he can raise money.
Spencer said it would be “catastrophic” if he is forced to defend himself without a lawyer. Other defendants in the case have opted to defend themselves.
“I would be out of my league, your honor,” Spencer said. “It’s not a question of intelligence. It’s a question of competency.”
Plaintiffs’ attorney Michael Bloch said Spencer has failed to turn over thousands of photos and video files in preparation for the trial scheduled to start on Oct. 26.
A leading white nationalist told a judge on Thursday that his notoriety has made it difficult for him to raise money for his defense against a “financially crippling” lawsuit that names him as an organizer of a rally in Virginia that erupted into violence in 2017.
Richard Spencer’s attorney has asked for the court’s permission to withdraw from representing him in the civil case. The lawyer, John DiNucci, said Spencer owes him a significant amount of money in legal fees and hasn’t been cooperating adequately.
Spencer told U.S. Magistrate Judge Joel Hoppe that the lawsuit over the “Unite the Right” white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, in August 2017 has been “extremely expensive” and a “huge burden” for him.
“This case has been financially crippling for a long time,” said Spencer, who popularized the term “alt-right” to describe a loosely connected fringe movement of white supremacists, neo-Nazis and other far-right extremists.
Lawyers for victims of the Charlottesville rally violence sued several far-right extremist groups and individuals who participated in the event, which was organized in part to protest the city’s planned removal of a statue of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee. The lawsuit names Spencer as one of the organizers of the Aug. 12, 2017, rally. Spencer was scheduled to speak at the gathering but has denied that he helped organize it.
Spencer said getting banned from mainstream internet platforms has made it difficult for him raise and accept donations from supporters.
“That’s something that I have proven to be able to do in the past, fairly easily to be honest, but it’s something that I cannot do now,” he said. “When I attempt to raise money, there are various groups that make it their life’s mission to get me kicked off the platform.”
Violent street clashes broke out in Charlottesville on Aug 12, 2017, before a man fascinated with Adolf Hitler plowed his car into a crowd of counterprotesters, killing a woman. On the eve of the rally, Spencer and others marched through the University of Virginia’s campus, shouting racist and anti-Semitic slogans.
Spencer has operated an Alexandria, Virginia-based nonprofit called the National Policy Institute, which raised $442,482 in tax-deductible contributions from 2007 through 2012, according to an Associated Press review of IRS tax records. William H. Regnery II, a wealthy publisher, founded the nonprofit in 2005.
The lawsuit, backed by civil rights group Integrity First for America, seeks unspecified damages and a judgment that the defendants violated the plaintiffs’ constitutional rights. It is one of several suits filed on behalf of victims of the violence in Charlottesville.
DiNucci said Spencer owes him a “very substantial amount” of money. He said couldn’t present an adequate defense without more cooperation from Spencer.
“I don’t see a way forward,” he said. “I haven’t heard any indication, today or otherwise, that there is some other means by which money will be provided.”
Spencer said he wants to keep DiNucci as a lawyer and will try to raise the money needed to pay him.
The magistrate judge didn’t immediately rule on DiNucci’s request to withdraw from the case. Hoppe gave Spencer one week to demonstrate that he can raise money.
Spencer said it would be “catastrophic” if he is forced to defend himself without a lawyer. Other defendants in the case have opted to defend themselves.
“I would be out of my league, your honor,” Spencer said. “It’s not a question of intelligence. It’s a question of competency.”
Plaintiffs’ attorney Michael Bloch said Spencer has failed to turn over thousands of photos and video files in preparation for the trial scheduled to start on Oct. 26.