March for Trump (1/6) - (1/5-1/6), 18 NAKED PROUD BOYS IN THE SHOWER AT RAM RANCH

Was this a terrorist incident?

  • Yes

    Votes: 514 24.4%
  • No

    Votes: 543 25.8%
  • There were bad people(terrorists) involved, but that shouldn't reflect on everybody else

    Votes: 260 12.4%
  • It was the state who created terror

    Votes: 788 37.4%

  • Total voters
    2,105
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@CoriBush calls President Trump as "white supremacist in chief."
"Why am I a hideous, incompetent wildebeast-looking fug? Wypipo, wypipo, wypipo!"

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by the way if you were somehow still not believing in this being a shill psyop, someone found a lefty election night watch party poster that you might wanna check out
 
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Same here, until one day it became evident that only one side would allow me not to pick sides. So here we are.
Voted for trump because I was disgusted at what Hillary was bringing to the table, voted for him again because I was disgusted at what the left brought to the table in retaliation. The sperging and labeling people like you and I "bigots" "nazis" "undesirables" is not going to make us change that political stance either.
 
I remember when one of the big reasons for breaking away from england was to break free of the Church of England.
And if I remember my reading of old journals correctly, one of the reasons people hated the way England's government and churches were doing things is that how often the "correct" church changed. One week everyone had to be Anglican or go to jail. Next week you had to be Catholic or else, and Gawd help you if anyone important remembered that you had been Anglican last week.

That sounds a lot like now, come to think of it. History repeating itself? More likely than some might think.
 
Faggots on twitter say armed forces use those as "bragging rights" higher up the official who gives it to you the more prestige yada yada

Any vets in here can back that up?

From my eyes it looks like she tossed them all one of these
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and got a photo-op out of it
No one gives a fuck about them. There used to be sort of a drinking game played with them which was you challenged people at the bar and if they took you up on it, and yours was higher they bought the drinks, but I don't think anyone has played that in like a century now.
 
Faggots on twitter say armed forces use those as "bragging rights" higher up the official who gives it to you the more prestige yada yada

Any vets in here can back that up?

From my eyes it looks like she tossed them all one of these
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and got a photo-op out of it
It equates to unlocking achievement "Shake hands with a scumsucking bitch of a politician."
 
The state fills the religion hole decently enough.
I was curious what the christian media thinks and got

Christian Nationalism Is Worse Than You Think | Christianity Today

which features such hard hitting quotes like:

What’s the connection between white nationalism and Christian nationalism?

Paul D. Miller: We need to recognize that the alt-right and white nationalism are straightforwardly racist. They explicitly equate Western civilization with European DNA. They rarely talk about Christianity except to claim it as part of the Western or European heritage, the heritage of Christendom.

Christian nationalism would not claim that whites are inherently superior on the surface level. If you dig a bit deeper, you'll find that Christian nationalists and white nationalists, agree on a range of subjects. For example, if you ask whether racial inequality in America is primarily due to individual merit or due to structural systemic factors, Christian nationalists and white nationalists would agree it's due mostly to individual merit. They would both advocate for strong immigration restrictions. They would reject that systemic racism exists. There is a difference, but there is some overlap in those underlying attitudes.

and

How should we view the different effects Christian nationalism has on whites and non-whites?

Paul D. Miller:
White Too Long by Robert Jones is another book on this. He’s a pollster who found that Black Christians and white non-Christians tend to see the world one way, while white Christians see it another way. This shows that white Christians’ distinctive worldview can't be simply a function of their Christianity. Otherwise, Black Christians would agree with them. It can't be simply a function of whiteness. Otherwise, white non-Christians would also agree with them.

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There is some distinctive interaction between whiteness and Christianity, which means that white evangelicalism is now an ethnoreligious historical community with its distinctive worldview and its own way of interpreting reality. That is not Christianity. It is white Christianity or Anglo Protestantism. It's a distinct religious socio-cultural tradition that has emerged in the transatlantic area over the past three centuries in the United Kingdom and the United States.

You can talk about the unique historical contribution of Anglo Protestants, but it's also true that they seem to be uniquely blind to the realities of a racialized society. That's my best answer to what's going on here: white evangelicalism is not anymore a grand tradition of religious reflection and practice. It has become increasingly a narrow, provincial ethnic-religious community that is simply advocating for its own perks, power, and privilege.

the counterpoint of white racism is anti-white racism.


and specifically related to the sit-in

When people think about this insurrection, they will be thinking about the fake news and dishonesty of the leaders of these people that brought them there. When you think of Christian nationalism, to what stent is this dishonesty embedded?

Paul D. Miller: Tragically, I think more people probably genuinely believe what they're saying than consciously lie about it. At the lay level, it's probably more a problem of hardheartedness and closed ears. It's a problem of pride: a refusal to listen, a refusal to reevaluate their beliefs in the light of reality. It's a refusal to recognize facts as facts. For Christian nationalists, their preconceived beliefs about America and Christianity's relationship with America is now more important than reality to them.

They hold onto their beliefs in the face of conflicting reality. They invent a way to explain these aberrations and that's exactly what gives rise to conspiracies. Conspiracies are a way of explaining reality way and taking refuge in fantastical beliefs.

tl;dr, things they'll say to a white christian but never ever ever to a non-white christian.


e: challenge coins are used for favors but that depends on the coin. A pelosi coin is probably worth fuck all. I know SEALs with coins and non-sof guys (even civvie dorks like me) would like to have those. But again, that's a SEAL coin not a pelosi one.
 
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Paul D. Miller is an American academic, blogger, and former White House staffer for Presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama.

Enough said to discard any opinion from that guy.

Oh, and from his bio here:


Professor of the Practice and Co-Chair for Global Politics and Security
Senior Fellow, Scowcroft Center for Strategy and Security, Atlantic Council

Atlantic Council. You know, in case you needed more.
 
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