The Usual Suspects

[WaitingFor2020]

From The Week magazine online:

"""Take the so-called "Proud Boys," a violent proto-fascist gang founded by the overt racist Gavin McInnes. McInnes was recently invited to the Metropolitan Republican Club — which is also the headquarters of the New York Republican Party. At the club, McInnes and his goons celebrated the 58th anniversary of the political assassination of Japan Socialist Party leader Inejiro Asanuma, who was stabbed to death with a samurai sword at a public event by a young right-wing fanatic. Brandishing a sword himself to re-enact the murder, McInnes said, "Never let evil take root."

Again, these guys were invited to come by top New York Republicans. And afterwards, the Proud Boys allegedly conducted gang beatdowns of several lefty counter-protesters while they screamed homophobic slurs. Far-right extremists, including both "Patriot Prayer" (a different right-wing gang) members and Proud Boys, allegedly did something similar in Portland the next day — and not for the first time. Gang beatdowns are apparently important initiation rituals for the Proud Boys.

Then, of course, there was the "Unite the Right" rally in Charlottesville last year, in which a right-wing terrorist allegedly murdered one counter-protester and injured about 30 others by driving his car into a crowd at high speed (his trial is still pending). A count done by a data reporter at Quartz found right-wing terrorists far exceeded any other type in 2017. (Left-wing terrorism, including the congressional baseball shooting, was about a third as large. Islamic terrorism was even lower.)

All this takes place in the a background of a Republican Party whose top leadership increasingly tolerates, condones, or even carries out political violence. President Trump did issue a statement Wednesday saying: "[A]cts or threats of political violence of any kind have no place in the United States of America." But he was saying the exact opposite just a few days previously."""

America has a right-wing terrorism problem


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[Godboy]

From The Week magazine online:

"""Take the so-called "Proud Boys," a violent proto-fascist gang founded by the overt racist Gavin McInnes. McInnes was recently invited to the Metropolitan Republican Club — which is also the headquarters of the New York Republican Party. At the club, McInnes and his goons celebrated the 58th anniversary of the political assassination of Japan Socialist Party leader Inejiro Asanuma, who was stabbed to death with a samurai sword at a public event by a young right-wing fanatic. Brandishing a sword himself to re-enact the murder, McInnes said, "Never let evil take root."

Again, these guys were invited to come by top New York Republicans. And afterwards, the Proud Boys allegedly conducted gang beatdowns of several lefty counter-protesters while they screamed homophobic slurs. Far-right extremists, including both "Patriot Prayer" (a different right-wing gang) members and Proud Boys, allegedly did something similar in Portland the next day — and not for the first time. Gang beatdowns are apparently important initiation rituals for the Proud Boys.

Then, of course, there was the "Unite the Right" rally in Charlottesville last year, in which a right-wing terrorist allegedly murdered one counter-protester and injured about 30 others by driving his car into a crowd at high speed (his trial is still pending). A count done by a data reporter at Quartz found right-wing terrorists far exceeded any other type in 2017. (Left-wing terrorism, including the congressional baseball shooting, was about a third as large. Islamic terrorism was even lower.)

All this takes place in the a background of a Republican Party whose top leadership increasingly tolerates, condones, or even carries out political violence. President Trump did issue a statement Wednesday saying: "[A]cts or threats of political violence of any kind have no place in the United States of America." But he was saying the exact opposite just a few days previously."""

America has a right-wing terrorism problem


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Those ANTIFA shitheads threw rocks at them. Who cares if they got beat up? Also, it was the ANTIFA guys who were calling the Proud Boys faggots. Why are you sticking up for rock throwing ANTIFA homophobes?

 

[Godboy]

Oh, by the way, nice Nazi avatar, douchebag.

 

[caddo kid]

From The Week magazine online:

"""Take the so-called "Proud Boys," a violent proto-fascist gang founded by the overt racist Gavin McInnes. McInnes was recently invited to the Metropolitan Republican Club — which is also the headquarters of the New York Republican Party. At the club, McInnes and his goons celebrated the 58th anniversary of the political assassination of Japan Socialist Party leader Inejiro Asanuma, who was stabbed to death with a samurai sword at a public event by a young right-wing fanatic. Brandishing a sword himself to re-enact the murder, McInnes said, "Never let evil take root."

Again, these guys were invited to come by top New York Republicans. And afterwards, the Proud Boys allegedly conducted gang beatdowns of several lefty counter-protesters while they screamed homophobic slurs. Far-right extremists, including both "Patriot Prayer" (a different right-wing gang) members and Proud Boys, allegedly did something similar in Portland the next day — and not for the first time. Gang beatdowns are apparently important initiation rituals for the Proud Boys.

Then, of course, there was the "Unite the Right" rally in Charlottesville last year, in which a right-wing terrorist allegedly murdered one counter-protester and injured about 30 others by driving his car into a crowd at high speed (his trial is still pending). A count done by a data reporter at Quartz found right-wing terrorists far exceeded any other type in 2017. (Left-wing terrorism, including the congressional baseball shooting, was about a third as large. Islamic terrorism was even lower.)

All this takes place in the a background of a Republican Party whose top leadership increasingly tolerates, condones, or even carries out political violence. President Trump did issue a statement Wednesday saying: "[A]cts or threats of political violence of any kind have no place in the United States of America." But he was saying the exact opposite just a few days previously."""

America has a right-wing terrorism problem


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Yes, the right has issues & Trump is the CULT leader.

 

[miketx]

Oh, by the way, nice Nazi avatar, douchebag.

He thinks he's being clever. Trump is the 45th president and this douche is saying he's a nazi with his fake avatar.

From The Week magazine online:

"""Take the so-called "Proud Boys," a violent proto-fascist gang founded by the overt racist Gavin McInnes. McInnes was recently invited to the Metropolitan Republican Club — which is also the headquarters of the New York Republican Party. At the club, McInnes and his goons celebrated the 58th anniversary of the political assassination of Japan Socialist Party leader Inejiro Asanuma, who was stabbed to death with a samurai sword at a public event by a young right-wing fanatic. Brandishing a sword himself to re-enact the murder, McInnes said, "Never let evil take root."

Again, these guys were invited to come by top New York Republicans. And afterwards, the Proud Boys allegedly conducted gang beatdowns of several lefty counter-protesters while they screamed homophobic slurs. Far-right extremists, including both "Patriot Prayer" (a different right-wing gang) members and Proud Boys, allegedly did something similar in Portland the next day — and not for the first time. Gang beatdowns are apparently important initiation rituals for the Proud Boys.

Then, of course, there was the "Unite the Right" rally in Charlottesville last year, in which a right-wing terrorist allegedly murdered one counter-protester and injured about 30 others by driving his car into a crowd at high speed (his trial is still pending). A count done by a data reporter at Quartz found right-wing terrorists far exceeded any other type in 2017. (Left-wing terrorism, including the congressional baseball shooting, was about a third as large. Islamic terrorism was even lower.)

All this takes place in the a background of a Republican Party whose top leadership increasingly tolerates, condones, or even carries out political violence. President Trump did issue a statement Wednesday saying: "[A]cts or threats of political violence of any kind have no place in the United States of America." But he was saying the exact opposite just a few days previously."""

America has a right-wing terrorism problem

Fake news.

 

[Godboy]

Oh, by the way, nice Nazi avatar, douchebag.

He thinks he's being clever. Trump is the 45th president and this douche is saying he's a nazi with his fake avatar.

Yep, he thinks swastikas are fun.

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

America has a right-wing problem; some of whom commit acts of terror.

 

[Bootney Lee Farnsworth]

Who benefits from completely half-assed and 100% failed terrorist attacks perpetrated 13 days befor election day, on Democrats NO LONGER holding office?

 

[caddo kid]

Oh, by the way, nice Nazi avatar, douchebag.

He thinks he's being clever. Trump is the 45th president and this douche is saying he's a nazi with his fake avatar.

From The Week magazine online:

"""Take the so-called "Proud Boys," a violent proto-fascist gang founded by the overt racist Gavin McInnes. McInnes was recently invited to the Metropolitan Republican Club — which is also the headquarters of the New York Republican Party. At the club, McInnes and his goons celebrated the 58th anniversary of the political assassination of Japan Socialist Party leader Inejiro Asanuma, who was stabbed to death with a samurai sword at a public event by a young right-wing fanatic. Brandishing a sword himself to re-enact the murder, McInnes said, "Never let evil take root."

Again, these guys were invited to come by top New York Republicans. And afterwards, the Proud Boys allegedly conducted gang beatdowns of several lefty counter-protesters while they screamed homophobic slurs. Far-right extremists, including both "Patriot Prayer" (a different right-wing gang) members and Proud Boys, allegedly did something similar in Portland the next day — and not for the first time. Gang beatdowns are apparently important initiation rituals for the Proud Boys.

Then, of course, there was the "Unite the Right" rally in Charlottesville last year, in which a right-wing terrorist allegedly murdered one counter-protester and injured about 30 others by driving his car into a crowd at high speed (his trial is still pending). A count done by a data reporter at Quartz found right-wing terrorists far exceeded any other type in 2017. (Left-wing terrorism, including the congressional baseball shooting, was about a third as large. Islamic terrorism was even lower.)

All this takes place in the a background of a Republican Party whose top leadership increasingly tolerates, condones, or even carries out political violence. President Trump did issue a statement Wednesday saying: "[A]cts or threats of political violence of any kind have no place in the United States of America." But he was saying the exact opposite just a few days previously."""

America has a right-wing terrorism problem

Fake news.

Trump is a wanna B Nazi; he still has his training wheels on

 

[Godboy]

Oh, by the way, nice Nazi avatar, douchebag.

He thinks he's being clever. Trump is the 45th president and this douche is saying he's a nazi with his fake avatar.

From The Week magazine online:

"""Take the so-called "Proud Boys," a violent proto-fascist gang founded by the overt racist Gavin McInnes. McInnes was recently invited to the Metropolitan Republican Club — which is also the headquarters of the New York Republican Party. At the club, McInnes and his goons celebrated the 58th anniversary of the political assassination of Japan Socialist Party leader Inejiro Asanuma, who was stabbed to death with a samurai sword at a public event by a young right-wing fanatic. Brandishing a sword himself to re-enact the murder, McInnes said, "Never let evil take root."

Again, these guys were invited to come by top New York Republicans. And afterwards, the Proud Boys allegedly conducted gang beatdowns of several lefty counter-protesters while they screamed homophobic slurs. Far-right extremists, including both "Patriot Prayer" (a different right-wing gang) members and Proud Boys, allegedly did something similar in Portland the next day — and not for the first time. Gang beatdowns are apparently important initiation rituals for the Proud Boys.

Then, of course, there was the "Unite the Right" rally in Charlottesville last year, in which a right-wing terrorist allegedly murdered one counter-protester and injured about 30 others by driving his car into a crowd at high speed (his trial is still pending). A count done by a data reporter at Quartz found right-wing terrorists far exceeded any other type in 2017. (Left-wing terrorism, including the congressional baseball shooting, was about a third as large. Islamic terrorism was even lower.)

All this takes place in the a background of a Republican Party whose top leadership increasingly tolerates, condones, or even carries out political violence. President Trump did issue a statement Wednesday saying: "[A]cts or threats of political violence of any kind have no place in the United States of America." But he was saying the exact opposite just a few days previously."""

America has a right-wing terrorism problem

Fake news.

Trump is a wanna B Nazi; he still has his training wheels on

So now he isnt a Nazi, but he wants to be one? You arent making any sense.

 

[xyz]

So should those guys be called PROFA or PROFANA?

 

[Lakhota]

From The Week magazine online:

"""Take the so-called "Proud Boys," a violent proto-fascist gang founded by the overt racist Gavin McInnes. McInnes was recently invited to the Metropolitan Republican Club — which is also the headquarters of the New York Republican Party. At the club, McInnes and his goons celebrated the 58th anniversary of the political assassination of Japan Socialist Party leader Inejiro Asanuma, who was stabbed to death with a samurai sword at a public event by a young right-wing fanatic. Brandishing a sword himself to re-enact the murder, McInnes said, "Never let evil take root."

Again, these guys were invited to come by top New York Republicans. And afterwards, the Proud Boys allegedly conducted gang beatdowns of several lefty counter-protesters while they screamed homophobic slurs. Far-right extremists, including both "Patriot Prayer" (a different right-wing gang) members and Proud Boys, allegedly did something similar in Portland the next day — and not for the first time. Gang beatdowns are apparently important initiation rituals for the Proud Boys.

Then, of course, there was the "Unite the Right" rally in Charlottesville last year, in which a right-wing terrorist allegedly murdered one counter-protester and injured about 30 others by driving his car into a crowd at high speed (his trial is still pending). A count done by a data reporter at Quartz found right-wing terrorists far exceeded any other type in 2017. (Left-wing terrorism, including the congressional baseball shooting, was about a third as large. Islamic terrorism was even lower.)

All this takes place in the a background of a Republican Party whose top leadership increasingly tolerates, condones, or even carries out political violence. President Trump did issue a statement Wednesday saying: "[A]cts or threats of political violence of any kind have no place in the United States of America." But he was saying the exact opposite just a few days previously."""

America has a right-wing terrorism problem


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Yes, the right has issues & Trump is the CULT leader.

Trump incites terrorism and violence!

 

[Vastator]

Then, of course, there was the "Unite the Right" rally in Charlottesville last year, in which a right-wing terrorist allegedly murdered one counter protester...

Oh yeah... the morbidly obese Heather Heyer, who died of a heart attack. I remember...

 

[Lakhota]

Then, of course, there was the "Unite the Right" rally in Charlottesville last year, in which a right-wing terrorist allegedly murdered one counter protester...

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Oh yeah... the morbidly obese Heather Heyer, who died of a heart attack. I remember...

That's a vile photoshopped picture of Heather Heyer. Have you no shame?

 

[BasicHumanUnit]

From The Week magazine online:

"""Take the so-called "Proud Boys," a violent proto-fascist gang founded by the overt racist Gavin McInnes. McInnes was recently invited to the Metropolitan Republican Club — which is also the headquarters of the New York Republican Party. At the club, McInnes and his goons celebrated the 58th anniversary of the political assassination of Japan Socialist Party leader Inejiro Asanuma, who was stabbed to death with a samurai sword at a public event by a young right-wing fanatic. Brandishing a sword himself to re-enact the murder, McInnes said, "Never let evil take root."

Again, these guys were invited to come by top New York Republicans. And afterwards, the Proud Boys allegedly conducted gang beatdowns of several lefty counter-protesters while they screamed homophobic slurs. Far-right extremists, including both "Patriot Prayer" (a different right-wing gang) members and Proud Boys, allegedly did something similar in Portland the next day — and not for the first time. Gang beatdowns are apparently important initiation rituals for the Proud Boys.

Then, of course, there was the "Unite the Right" rally in Charlottesville last year, in which a right-wing terrorist allegedly murdered one counter-protester and injured about 30 others by driving his car into a crowd at high speed (his trial is still pending). A count done by a data reporter at Quartz found right-wing terrorists far exceeded any other type in 2017. (Left-wing terrorism, including the congressional baseball shooting, was about a third as large. Islamic terrorism was even lower.)

All this takes place in the a background of a Republican Party whose top leadership increasingly tolerates, condones, or even carries out political violence. President Trump did issue a statement Wednesday saying: "[A]cts or threats of political violence of any kind have no place in the United States of America." But he was saying the exact opposite just a few days previously."""

America has a right-wing terrorism problem


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Interesting.....since when did you whacked folks start calling your Leftist friends "Right-Wing" ???

 

[BasicHumanUnit]

in other Lefttard news....

Besides confusing young people so they are gender clueless, here is what the Left has done to America......
1 in 4 Snowflake Students Left With PTSD Symptoms After Trump's Win, Study Shows
1 in 4 Students Left With PTSD Symptoms After Trump's Win, Study Shows

With these snowflakes growing up to become tomorrow's (lmao..."leaders") this nation is Ska-rewed

 

[SassyIrishLass]

Ya know if the demoquacks hadn't looked like jackasses over Kavanaugh they wouldn't be scrambling to save any hope they had of getting control of Congress in a couple of weeks.

 

[BasicHumanUnit]

"DemoQuacks" lol

I like it