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"no Jew or homosexual may be a member of the nation."

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  • J jesarg

    "Black Lives Matter" (another group involved in the counter-protest) is a black supremacist group that wants to re-instate segregation in America (with black people as the dominant race).

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    jschell
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    jesarg wrote:

    "Black Lives Matter" (another group involved in the counter-protest) is a black supremacist group that wants to re-instate segregation in America (with black people as the dominant race).

    Utter nonsense.

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    • L Lost User

      Munchies_Matt wrote:

      makes you the equal

      Where do you come up with this stuff? No has said that. Not Trump and not his minions. He merely pointed out that there were organized counter-protesters (Antifa[^]) that joined in (if not initiated) the violence. In no way does that claim equality. Sheesh!

      Whenever you find yourself on the side of the majority, it is time to pause and reflect. ~ Mark Twain

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      Bullshit Mike, Trump equated the two opposing groups in Charlottesville, who were seperated right down that line. On the one had anti-semitic racist nazis, and on the other, those who oppose them, including, as you noted, the antifascists. And you defend Trumps position on this, therefore you equate the two.

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      • M Munchies_Matt

        Bullshit Mike, Trump equated the two opposing groups in Charlottesville, who were seperated right down that line. On the one had anti-semitic racist nazis, and on the other, those who oppose them, including, as you noted, the antifascists. And you defend Trumps position on this, therefore you equate the two.

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        Lost User
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        No Matt, you're just plain wrong. It's perfectly acceptable to compare, contrast and comment on two groups without equating them. Your inability to grasp this simple concept makes further discussion a waste of my time.

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        • L Lost User

          No Matt, you're just plain wrong. It's perfectly acceptable to compare, contrast and comment on two groups without equating them. Your inability to grasp this simple concept makes further discussion a waste of my time.

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          Munchies_Matt
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          Er, no it isnt. For one thing part of that alt-left group were clergy, and secondly, pretty much everyone except Trump supporters see it differently.

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          • M Munchies_Matt

            Oh that's just laughable! There are plenty of white supporters of BLM.

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            BLM is advertised to white people as a support-all-liberal-causes organization, but it never keeps its crazies under control. A large portion supports black supremacy, white hatred, and violent criminality (which never gets denounced by BLM leadership). In stark contrast, conservative organizations and celebrities regularly denounce white supremacy and distance themselves from such groups.

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