The oft repeated lie about Trump calling nazis good people

[Roudy]

It's pretty pathetic. You've been drowning on and distracting for days...

How sad is it that Americans can't say good people don't go to Nazi and Kuz Klux Klan Rally's.

Just purely pathetic.

Why is it that Leftards lack the capacity engage in rational? This was an ongoing debate and there were people that had nothing to do with Antifa or Nazis showing up and to protest both sides of the removal of the statues at rallies all across the South.

The only difference this time was that there was a number Nazi's and Antifa's that happened to show up looking for a fight as well.

 

[MacTheKnife]

and those idiots worship folks like dis>>>>>>>>

 

[hunarcy]

It's pretty pathetic. You've been drowning on and distracting for days...

How sad is it that Americans can't say good people don't go to Nazi and Kuz Klux Klan Rally's.

Just purely pathetic.

Why is it that Leftards lack the capacity engage in rational? This was an ongoing debate and there were people that had nothing to do with Antifa or Nazis showing up and to protest both sides of the removal of the statues at rallies all across the South.

The only difference this time was that there was a number Nazi's and Antifa's that happened to show up looking for a fight as well.

I don't think it's "Leftards". I think your complaints are based on trolls pretending to be liberals.

 

[SandSquid]

It's pretty pathetic. You've been drowning on and distracting for days...

How sad is it that Americans can't say good people don't go to Nazi and Kuz Klux Klan Rally's.

Just purely pathetic.

Why is it that Leftards lack the capacity engage in rational? This was an ongoing debate and there were people that had nothing to do with Antifa or Nazis showing up and to protest both sides of the removal of the statues at rallies all across the South.

The only difference this time was that there was a number Nazi's and Antifa's that happened to show up looking for a fight as well.

So do you think it is ok to join a Nazi and KKK rally because you like what they are up to that day?

The difference this time was instead of being put on my Confederate groups with Confederate speakers it was put on by Nazi groups with Nazi speakers.

 

[SandSquid]

It's pretty pathetic. You've been drowning on and distracting for days...

How sad is it that Americans can't say good people don't go to Nazi and Kuz Klux Klan Rally's.

Just purely pathetic.

Why is it that Leftards lack the capacity engage in rational? This was an ongoing debate and there were people that had nothing to do with Antifa or Nazis showing up and to protest both sides of the removal of the statues at rallies all across the South.

The only difference this time was that there was a number Nazi's and Antifa's that happened to show up looking for a fight as well.

I don't think it's "Leftards". I think your complaints are based on trolls pretending to be liberals.

No it's pretty simple. people are trying to defend and distract a million times because they know that good people Don't choose to go to Rally's that are put on by Nazis and the Ku Klux Klan.

 

[SandSquid]

It's pretty pathetic. You've been drowning on and distracting for days...

How sad is it that Americans can't say good people don't go to Nazi and Kuz Klux Klan Rally's.

Just purely pathetic.

Why is it that Leftards lack the capacity engage in rational? This was an ongoing debate and there were people that had nothing to do with Antifa or Nazis showing up and to protest both sides of the removal of the statues at rallies all across the South.

The only difference this time was that there was a number Nazi's and Antifa's that happened to show up looking for a fight as well.

And yes of course the Nazis and the Klan showed up to their rally. As did others who accepted their invitation. Me personally, no thanks. No need to go to a Nazi and Klan rally.

 

[Roudy]

It's pretty pathetic. You've been drowning on and distracting for days...

How sad is it that Americans can't say good people don't go to Nazi and Kuz Klux Klan Rally's.

Just purely pathetic.

Why is it that Leftards lack the capacity engage in rational? This was an ongoing debate and there were people that had nothing to do with Antifa or Nazis showing up and to protest both sides of the removal of the statues at rallies all across the South.

The only difference this time was that there was a number Nazi's and Antifa's that happened to show up looking for a fight as well.

So do you think it is ok to join a Nazi and KKK rally because you like what they are up to that day?

The difference this time was instead of being put on my Confederate groups with Confederate speakers it was put on by Nazi groups with Nazi speakers.

Ha ha ha. You remind me of a dog trying to bite its own tail...are you saying that there weren't prior protests for or against both sides of the removal of the statues all over the South, that did not have any Antifa and Neo Nazis showing up? And those are the good people on both sides that Trump was referring to, which also showed up in Charlottle as well. The people that showed up to protest either side did not care, or know who else was Going to be there, dufus.

I know if I'm showing up to protest, and I see Neo Nazis or Antifa scum there as well, I'm just going to stay away from them and do my own thing. Why should I let either of them deprive me of my freedom of speech?

 

[MacTheKnife]

It's pretty pathetic. You've been drowning on and distracting for days...

How sad is it that Americans can't say good people don't go to Nazi and Kuz Klux Klan Rally's.

Just purely pathetic.

Why is it that Leftards lack the capacity engage in rational? This was an ongoing debate and there were people that had nothing to do with Antifa or Nazis showing up and to protest both sides of the removal of the statues at rallies all across the South.

The only difference this time was that there was a number Nazi's and Antifa's that happened to show up looking for a fight as well.

I don't think it's "Leftards". I think your complaints are based on trolls pretending to be liberals.

No it's pretty simple. people are trying to defend and distract a million times because they know that good people Don't choose to go to Rally's that are put on by Nazis and the Ku Klux Klan.

But...but...but we were talking about the rally in Charlotesville not some nazi rally???

Anyhow....why do you hate nazis so much....they were relegated to the dustbin of history decades ago...ya know...when they were defeated in WWII and their leader comitted suicide....surely you know bout dat?

These so called neo-nazis are just folks that like to dress up to get attention....whus wrong wid dat boyo?

Whutcha ya think bout Prince Harry dressing up like a nazi....is he a bad person too?

Newsflash boyo.............Not all nazis are bad.

 

[MacTheKnife]

And............................futhamoe......................not even all the real authentic nazis....back in the day were bad people.
It was a difficult time. Not every one who were members of the Nazi party were bad. You had to be a party member to get a job and feed your family. You were required to join the Hitler Youth program if you were a kid. A pope of the Catholic Church was a member of the Hitler Youth when he was 13.

There is a book called "Rescued from the Reich" by Bryan Mark Rigg that tells the story of a Nazi soldier who saved a rabbi and some people from the camps. A very good book.

Also, there was a man named Oskar Schindler. An opportunistic businessman, he was one of many who sought to profit from the German invasion of Poland in 1939. Schindler gained ownership of a factory in Kraków from a Jewish industrialist named Nathan Wurzel, under Nazi Germany's Aryanization policies.

Schindler, on Wurzel's advice, renamed the factory Deutsche Emaillewaren-Fabrik, or DEF, to manufacture enamelware. He obtained around 1,000 Jewish slave labourers to work there with the help of his Jewish accountant Itzhak Stern. When Stern and Schindler were first introduced to each other, Schindler held out his hand. Stern declined to take it. When Schindler asked why, he explained that he was a Jew and it was forbidden for a Jew to shake a German's hand. Schindler replied with a German scatological term, "Scheiße"[6]. Initially Schindler may have been motivated by money — hiding wealthy Jewish investors, for instance — but later he began shielding his workers without regard for cost. He would, for instance, claim that unskilled workers were essential to the factory. Harming his workers would result in complaints and demands for compensation from the government.

While witnessing a 1942 raid on the Kraków Ghetto, where soldiers were used to round up the inhabitants for shipment to the concentration camp at Płaszów, Schindler was appalled by the murder of many of the Jews who had been working for him. He was a very persuasive individual, and after the raid, increasingly used all of his skills to protect his Schindlerjuden ("Schindler's Jews"), as they came to be called. Schindler went out of his way to take care of the Jews who worked at DEF, often calling on his legendary charm and ingratiating manner to help his workers get out of difficult situations. Once, says author Eric Silver in The Book of the Just, "Two Gestapo men came to his office and demanded that he hand over a family of five who had bought forged Polish identity papers. 'Three hours after they walked in,' Schindler said, 'two drunk Gestapo men reeled out of my office without their prisoners and without the incriminating documents they had demanded'". Schindler also reportedly began to smuggle children out of the ghetto, delivering them to Polish nuns, who either hid them from the Nazis or claimed they were Christian orphans. He arranged with Amon Göth, the commandant of Plaszow, for 700 Jews to be transferred to an adjacent factory compound, where they would be relatively safe from the depredations of the German guards.

Schindler was arrested twice on suspicion of black market activities and complicity in embezzlement; Göth and other SS-guards used Jewish property (such as money, jewelery, and works of art) for themselves, although according to law, it belonged to the Reich. Schindler mediated such sales on black market and also preserved many stolen items. He managed to avoid being jailed after each arrest. Schindler would typically bribe government officials to avoid investigation.

As the Red Army drew nearer to Auschwitz and the other easternmost concentration camps, the SS began evacuating the remaining prisoners westward. Schindler persuaded the SS officials to allow him to move his 1,100 Jewish workers to Brněnec (German: Brünnlitz) in Nazi-occupied Czechoslovakia (then in the Sudetenland province), thus sparing the Jews from certain death in the extermination camps. In Brněnec, he gained another former Jewish factory, where he was supposed to produce missiles and hand grenades for the war effort. However, during the months that this factory was running, not a single weapon produced could actually be fired. Hence Schindler made no money; rather, his previously earned fortune was getting steadily smaller from bribing officers and caring for his workers.

After the war

By the end of the war, Schindler had spent his entire fortune on bribes and black-market purchases of supplies for his workers. Virtually destitute, he moved briefly to Regensburg, Germany and, later, Munich, but did not prosper in postwar Germany. In fact, he was reduced to receiving assistance from Jewish organizations. Eventually, Schindler emigrated to Argentina in 1948, where he went bankrupt. Returning to Germany in 1958, he had a series of unsuccessful business ventures. Schindler settled down in a little apartment at Am Hauptbahnhof Nr. 4 in Frankfurt am Main, West Germany and tried again – with help from a Jewish organization – to establish a cement factory. This, too, went bankrupt in 1961. His business partner cancelled their partnership. In 1971 Oskar Schindler moved to live with friends in Hildesheim, Germany. Due to a heart complaint he was taken to the Sankt Bernward Hospital in Hildesheim on 12 September 1974, where he died on 9 October 1974, at the age of 66. The costs for his stay in the hospital were paid from social welfare of the city of Hildesheim. [7][8] He was buried at the Catholic cemetery at Mount Zion in Jerusalem.[9]

No one really knows what Schindler's motives were. However, he was quoted as saying "I knew the people who worked for me... When you know people, you have to behave toward them like human beings."[10]

The writer Herbert Steinhouse, who interviewed Schindler in 1948 at the behest of some of the surviving Schindlerjuden (Schindler's Jews),[2] said
“ Oskar Schindler's exceptional deeds stemmed from just that elementary sense of decency and humanity that our sophisticated age seldom sincerely believes in. A repentant opportunist saw the light and rebelled against the sadism and vile criminality all around him. The inference may be disappointingly simple, especially for all amateur psychoanalysts who would prefer the deeper and more mysterious motive that may, it is true, still lie unprobed and unappreciated. But an hour with Oskar Schindler encourages belief in the simple answer.

Hope this helps.

 

[SandSquid]

It's pretty pathetic. You've been drowning on and distracting for days...

How sad is it that Americans can't say good people don't go to Nazi and Kuz Klux Klan Rally's.

Just purely pathetic.

Why is it that Leftards lack the capacity engage in rational? This was an ongoing debate and there were people that had nothing to do with Antifa or Nazis showing up and to protest both sides of the removal of the statues at rallies all across the South.

The only difference this time was that there was a number Nazi's and Antifa's that happened to show up looking for a fight as well.

So do you think it is ok to join a Nazi and KKK rally because you like what they are up to that day?

The difference this time was instead of being put on my Confederate groups with Confederate speakers it was put on by Nazi groups with Nazi speakers.

Ha ha ha. You remind me of a dog trying to bite its own tail...are you saying that there weren't prior protests for or against both sides of the removal of the statues all over the South, that did not have any Antifa and Neo Nazis showing up? And those are the good people on both sides that Trump was referring to, which also showed up in Charlottle as well. The people that showed up to protest either side did not care, or know who else was Going to be there, dufus.

I know if I'm showing up to protest, and I see Neo Nazis or Antifa scum there as well, I'm just going to stay away from them and do my own thing. Why should I let either of them deprive me of my freedom of speech?

Yes absolutely there were prior ones. Many of them explicitly banned Nazis and the Klan. Like you say, there were plenty of Rally's NOT put on by the KKK and Nazis one could have attended instead of the Nazi rally this day. This one was put on by them. It headlined their leaders as speakers.

Look . We've already gone over the facts in this post. It was put on by those groups, two of the first domestic terrorist groups in the US. It was promoted by them. It was headlined by their leaders which was prominently placed on their fliers and covered in the news. Of course being set up by those groups Nazis and the Klan were welcomed with open arms to that rally, openly in their uniforms, even leading the march. And the opening night the evening before clearly set the expectation of what kind of rally is was, as did those same Nazi chants the following day.



Seems you are struggling there...

Do you believe good people would choose to join the ones put on by the Nazis and Ku Klux Klan?

And yes I agree. If I show up and there is a Nazi and Klan rally going on.. people in their white sheets. Nazis yelling their slogans. Nazi speakers on the flier. I turn around and protest a different day rather than lend my sympathy towards their group and join as a voice for them. I personally don't think good people partake in Nazi and Klan Rally's.

 

[MacTheKnife]

Now for the truth.........all you have are your lies and your opinion and though it is worthless you are entitled to it.

You started out by claiming President Trump referred to nazis as nice people.....and then when you were proven wrong on that you switched to claiming the KKK organized the rally....and you were proven wrong on that then you switched to claiming that all those people at the rally protesting the tearing down of Confederate Statutes were not good people.

You may have deluded yourself into believing the lies but I assure you most see through your b.s.

Charlottesville braces for alt-right rally over Confederate statues

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...t-right/?noredirect=on&utm_term=.a62bc493b429

Jason Kessler, Charlottesville rally organizer, says he's in hiding

Charlottesville Was an Organized Crisis Democrats Didn’t Let Go to Waste

Who Were the Counterprotesters in Charlottesville?

 

[Roudy]

It's pretty pathetic. You've been drowning on and distracting for days...

How sad is it that Americans can't say good people don't go to Nazi and Kuz Klux Klan Rally's.

Just purely pathetic.

Why is it that Leftards lack the capacity engage in rational? This was an ongoing debate and there were people that had nothing to do with Antifa or Nazis showing up and to protest both sides of the removal of the statues at rallies all across the South.

The only difference this time was that there was a number Nazi's and Antifa's that happened to show up looking for a fight as well.

So do you think it is ok to join a Nazi and KKK rally because you like what they are up to that day?

The difference this time was instead of being put on my Confederate groups with Confederate speakers it was put on by Nazi groups with Nazi speakers.

Ha ha ha. You remind me of a dog trying to bite its own tail...are you saying that there weren't prior protests for or against both sides of the removal of the statues all over the South, that did not have any Antifa and Neo Nazis showing up? And those are the good people on both sides that Trump was referring to, which also showed up in Charlottle as well. The people that showed up to protest either side did not care, or know who else was Going to be there, dufus.

I know if I'm showing up to protest, and I see Neo Nazis or Antifa scum there as well, I'm just going to stay away from them and do my own thing. Why should I let either of them deprive me of my freedom of speech?

Yes absolutely there were prior ones. Many of them explicitly banned Nazis and the Klan. Like you say, there were plenty of Rally's NOT put on by the KKK and Nazis one could have attended instead of the Nazi rally this day. This one was put on by them. It headlined their leaders as speakers.

Look . We've already gone over the facts in this post. It was put on by those groups, two of the first domestic terrorist groups in the US. It was promoted by them. It was headlined by their leaders which was prominently placed on their fliers and covered in the news. Of course being set up by those groups Nazis and the Klan were welcomed with open arms to that rally, openly in their uniforms, even leading the march. And the opening night the evening before clearly set the expectation of what kind of rally is was, as did those same Nazi chants the following day.



Seems you are struggling there...

Do you believe good people would choose to join the ones put on by the Nazis and Ku Klux Klan?

And yes I agree. If I show up and there is a Nazi and Klan rally going on.. people in their white sheets. Nazis yelling their slogans. Nazi speakers on the flier. I turn around and protest a different day rather than lend my sympathy towards their group and join as a voice for them. I personally don't think good people partake in Nazi and Klan Rally's.

Boy are you a dumb, ignorant hack or what? I have attended many political protests back in the days, and I can tell you, that isn't how protests or rally's work at all. Word gets around, and people who want to make a statement show up. It could be also be a mish mash of various groups. Most people just show up with friends, family, fellow students, etc. totally unaware of who else is showing up. They have every right to voice their opinions as do the Neo Nazis and Antifa. And nobody gets to "ban" any group such as the Nazis or Antifa from showing up, as long as they are not violent!

 

[MacTheKnife]

It's pretty pathetic. You've been drowning on and distracting for days...

How sad is it that Americans can't say good people don't go to Nazi and Kuz Klux Klan Rally's.

Just purely pathetic.

Why is it that Leftards lack the capacity engage in rational? This was an ongoing debate and there were people that had nothing to do with Antifa or Nazis showing up and to protest both sides of the removal of the statues at rallies all across the South.

The only difference this time was that there was a number Nazi's and Antifa's that happened to show up looking for a fight as well.

So do you think it is ok to join a Nazi and KKK rally because you like what they are up to that day?

The difference this time was instead of being put on my Confederate groups with Confederate speakers it was put on by Nazi groups with Nazi speakers.

Ha ha ha. You remind me of a dog trying to bite its own tail...are you saying that there weren't prior protests for or against both sides of the removal of the statues all over the South, that did not have any Antifa and Neo Nazis showing up? And those are the good people on both sides that Trump was referring to, which also showed up in Charlottle as well. The people that showed up to protest either side did not care, or know who else was Going to be there, dufus.

I know if I'm showing up to protest, and I see Neo Nazis or Antifa scum there as well, I'm just going to stay away from them and do my own thing. Why should I let either of them deprive me of my freedom of speech?

Yes absolutely there were prior ones. Many of them explicitly banned Nazis and the Klan. Like you say, there were plenty of Rally's NOT put on by the KKK and Nazis one could have attended instead of the Nazi rally this day. This one was put on by them. It headlined their leaders as speakers.

Look . We've already gone over the facts in this post. It was put on by those groups, two of the first domestic terrorist groups in the US. It was promoted by them. It was headlined by their leaders which was prominently placed on their fliers and covered in the news. Of course being set up by those groups Nazis and the Klan were welcomed with open arms to that rally, openly in their uniforms, even leading the march. And the opening night the evening before clearly set the expectation of what kind of rally is was, as did those same Nazi chants the following day.



Seems you are struggling there...

Do you believe good people would choose to join the ones put on by the Nazis and Ku Klux Klan?

And yes I agree. If I show up and there is a Nazi and Klan rally going on.. people in their white sheets. Nazis yelling their slogans. Nazi speakers on the flier. I turn around and protest a different day rather than lend my sympathy towards their group and join as a voice for them. I personally don't think good people partake in Nazi and Klan Rally's.

Boy are you a dumb, ignorant hack or what? I have attended many political protests back in the days, and I can tell you, that isn't how protests or rally's work at all. Word gets around, and people who want to make a statement show up. It could be also be a mish mash of various groups. Most people just show up with friends, family, fellow students, etc. totally unaware of who else is showing up. They have every right to voice their opinions as do the Neo Nazis and Antifa. And nobody gets to "ban" any group such as the Nazis or Antifa from showing up, as long as they are not violent!

Exactly....the idiot is consumed with his deluded opinion like he thinks that has some kind of relevance.

All he is doing is following the democratic party narrative that all republicans are nazis.

Like nazism is somehow a huge threat to America....forgetting that communism was and is much worse than nazism ever was....and America is under threat from the various front groups for Communism. That is reality. Yet we do not hear one word from this deluded moron regarding communism. and it's threat...which of course further shreds any credibility he has regarding what is good and what is bad.

It is no longer considered appropriate to talk about Communism but that is what the democrats/socialists/leftwingers are all about and they want to force it on America.....that is the real threat...the nazi philosophy vanished with Hitler. Yet hollywood still tries to promote it...all the films about nazism etc.

 

[SandSquid]

It's pretty pathetic. You've been drowning on and distracting for days...

How sad is it that Americans can't say good people don't go to Nazi and Kuz Klux Klan Rally's.

Just purely pathetic.

Why is it that Leftards lack the capacity engage in rational? This was an ongoing debate and there were people that had nothing to do with Antifa or Nazis showing up and to protest both sides of the removal of the statues at rallies all across the South.

The only difference this time was that there was a number Nazi's and Antifa's that happened to show up looking for a fight as well.

So do you think it is ok to join a Nazi and KKK rally because you like what they are up to that day?

The difference this time was instead of being put on my Confederate groups with Confederate speakers it was put on by Nazi groups with Nazi speakers.

Ha ha ha. You remind me of a dog trying to bite its own tail...are you saying that there weren't prior protests for or against both sides of the removal of the statues all over the South, that did not have any Antifa and Neo Nazis showing up? And those are the good people on both sides that Trump was referring to, which also showed up in Charlottle as well. The people that showed up to protest either side did not care, or know who else was Going to be there, dufus.

I know if I'm showing up to protest, and I see Neo Nazis or Antifa scum there as well, I'm just going to stay away from them and do my own thing. Why should I let either of them deprive me of my freedom of speech?

Yes absolutely there were prior ones. Many of them explicitly banned Nazis and the Klan. Like you say, there were plenty of Rally's NOT put on by the KKK and Nazis one could have attended instead of the Nazi rally this day. This one was put on by them. It headlined their leaders as speakers.

Look . We've already gone over the facts in this post. It was put on by those groups, two of the first domestic terrorist groups in the US. It was promoted by them. It was headlined by their leaders which was prominently placed on their fliers and covered in the news. Of course being set up by those groups Nazis and the Klan were welcomed with open arms to that rally, openly in their uniforms, even leading the march. And the opening night the evening before clearly set the expectation of what kind of rally is was, as did those same Nazi chants the following day.



Seems you are struggling there...

Do you believe good people would choose to join the ones put on by the Nazis and Ku Klux Klan?

And yes I agree. If I show up and there is a Nazi and Klan rally going on.. people in their white sheets. Nazis yelling their slogans. Nazi speakers on the flier. I turn around and protest a different day rather than lend my sympathy towards their group and join as a voice for them. I personally don't think good people partake in Nazi and Klan Rally's.

Boy are you a dumb, ignorant hack or what? I have attended many political protests back in the days, and I can tell you, that isn't how protests or rally's work at all. Word gets around, and people who want to make a statement show up. It could be also be a mish mash of various groups. Most people just show up with friends, family, fellow students, etc. totally unaware of who else is showing up. They have every right to voice their opinions as do the Neo Nazis and Antifa. And nobody gets to "ban" any group such as the Nazis or Antifa from showing up, as long as they are not violent!

See all that talking around. I just asked you a simple question. I fully believe that they have the right to hold a Nazi and Klan rally. See how you have to distract from the question? I'm just asking you what's your moral position on this. But instead you have to distract about the right to join it, which I've already said multiple times they have.


I just don't think good people go to them..

So this one knowing that they promoted it through really racist channels and everyone covered that as well as their pre rally of Nazi love... And It being completely obvious based on their speakers and their chance and who they allow it was a Nazi rally... Basically I'd give Hellen Keller a pass for not knowing what it was but that's it. Like you said word got around.

So do you think that good people exercise their rights to join a Nazi and Ku Klux Klan rally?

Like you say, are the people who want to make a statement by joining a rally put on, promoted by, headlined by, and led by the Nazis and KKK good people?

It's a simple fucking yes or no. Or you can answer yes by continuing to defend all the good reasons to attend one.

Even if I'm completely ignorant about what I'm doing that day when I showed up and saw that this rally had key note speakers who are Nazis, and famous KKK leaders... and Nazis and Klan members openly participating and leading it I decide not to join.

 

[SandSquid]

Not once have I said that attending a Nazi rally should be illegal. If you want to join, that is your choice. I just personally believe good people don't go to a rally clearly put on by the Nazis and Ku Klux Klan. Many people and groups for the Confederacy said the same. Others felt it was ok. Which side do you take? You really seem to be defending strongly not the right, but the morality of attending a Klan and Nazi rally.