How Stupid Are The Federal Employees That Voted For Trump???

[Man With A Plan]

I don't like my nose, it is too big and makes me look bad, I think it is best I just cut it off.

A better analogy would be a massive tumor that's making it hard for you to move, Odanny! Why WOULDN'T you want that removed?

 

[Dr. Phosphorous]

If you know of a problem with white supremacy in the military, how do you know that? What problem does it present? From what source? Post it.

You are clueless. --

The Violent Far-Right Terrorist Threat to the U.S. Military

In addition to minority communities and those on the political left, far-right and white supremacist extremism threatens violence against institutions conservatives cherish as well, such as the U.S. …

www.cfr.org

 

[Dr. Phosphorous]

The good things that USAID was doing is being folded into the State Department. As I said before...the good employees will have a job...the ones that were milking the system will not.

More stupid assumptions on your part.

Makes it very convenient for you....so that you don't have to criticize what Trump is doing.

 

[Foxfyre]

Thought Experiment

Inside the U.S. military's battle with white supremacy and far-right extremism​

The armed forces offers much to its members. But what happens when some in the ranks betray their oath?

Hiding in plain sight.Alicia Tatone / for NBC News

May 25, 2019, 8:32 AM EDT
By Jeff McCausland

To understand the current problem, it’s helpful to examine the history of the relationship between the U.S. military and extremism — especially white supremacy.

This is a critical question, and one that concerns both active duty military members and veterans. But to understand the current problem, it’s helpful to examine the history of the relationship between the U.S. military and extremism — especially white supremacy. Historically, the American military has not wanted extremists in its ranks, but it has failed to establish a comprehensive way to screen them out. And surveys show that soldiers themselves are noticing significant extremist thinking among their peers. Thus, this is not a new problem but rather a long-simmering one that now, for various reasons, may be starting to boil.
Radicalization of the kind displayed by Hasson often depends on several factors: background, beliefs, experiences and peer networks. In this regard, it is important to note that Army and Marine Corps recruits are disproportionately drawn from the southeast and northwest, regions that have experienced significant growth in extreme far-right groups. Furthermore, a 1998 Department of Defense study found that adult leaders of far-right extremist groups encouraged young men and women to enlist in the military to gain access to weapons, military training and other personnel prior to returning to civilian life.
Opinion | Enemies foreign and domestic: Inside the U.S. military's white supremacy problem

thanx for playing.

Okay I can consider Col. McCausland to be a reasonably credible source and his opinion should be considered. Good job.

But even he mentioned only one name "Hasson" in addition to "Nix" previously mentioned as a 'white supremacist' in the military. Two out of 1.3+ million is hardly a trend or a serious problem in military culture.

That more 'woke' folk are now in the military due to Biden's DEI recruiting policies would definitely color the perception of their fellow comrades in arms that may or may not be valid.

First I want to know how a person who believes in white supremacy but does not demonstrate any such prejudice on the job is any kind of problem. I know a few people who do believe the white race to be superior to others but who are completely harmless and do not present any kind of problem to anybody.

That comes under our unalienable right to our thoughts, beliefs, opinions as protected by the First Amendment.

Those who act out those thoughts, beliefs, opinions to the detriment of others or a detriment to their job are quite something else again. Those either need to be required to clean up their act or leave.

 

[odanny]

A better analogy would be a massive tumor that's making it hard for you to move, Odanny! Why WOULDN'T you want that removed?

But it's not a massive tumor, your diagnosis is completely wrong. Did you even go to med school?

 

[Man With A Plan]

But it's not a massive tumor, your diagnosis is completely wrong. Did you even go to med school?

It's an analogy, Odanny! You don't need a medical degree to make it!

Simple question. Why are you opposed to someone doing an audit on the Federal Government?

 

[odanny]

It's an analogy, Odanny! You don't need a medical degree to make it!

Simple question. Why are you opposed to someone doing an audit on the Federal Government?

An audit? They are doing an autopsy.

 

[0311]

They literally voted to ruin their own lives.

Really sad, but they should have known better.

There are over 2 million Federal employees....I'm pretty sure that a fairly large percentage of them are Trump supporters.

They thought he would never fire them. MAGA are NOT known for thinking things out.

 

[Man With A Plan]

An audit? They are doing an autopsy.

Who died, Odanny? The fact is...they're doing an audit and the Left is shitting their pants. What does that tell you?

 

[Man With A Plan]

They thought he would never fire them. MAGA are NOT known for thinking things out.

I wanted Trump to do this his first term. I'm THRILLED he's doing it in his second!

 

[Independent thinker]

You do realize that the wealthiest counties in Murica are those surrounding the District of Criminals, and that they vote 95+% (D), right?

No, he doesn't realize that.