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Because that didn't happen.
Why do We Keep Seeing These Connections with Republican?
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White Nationalist Conference Lists Former Congressman and Current GOP Congressional Candidate as Speakers
A former Republican congressman and a current GOP congressional candidate are expected to join several prominent white nationalist propagandists and a former Klan lawyer in November at one of the longest-running annual white supremacist gatherings, Hatewatch has learned.
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When I say these things it is because these things are happening.
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You should check out this new thing called the internet. If you type in BLM ANTIFA riot, like magic you will see thousands of results accompanied by pictures and videos. It's pretty amazing stuff. On second thought, don't bother, wouldn't want interrupt whatever fantasies you cling to.
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I'm on the internet. And so is right wing disinformation.
Like I said, that did not happen.
But this did and this is the thread topic.
Arizona Republican with ties to white nationalists accuses federal agents of staging Buffalo massacre
An Arizona Republican state legislator with ties to white nationalists suggested the Buffalo massacre was staged.State Sen. Wendy Rogers, an election conspiracist who spoke at a white nationalist event, posted a message on the social media platform Telegram that speculated government agents had...
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But at least his blather this time isn’t nestled in a protected zone, so his nonsense can be explored for the crap it is.
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And once again,
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The Connection Between Mastriano and Gab
The website states, “Welcome to Gab.com. A social network that champions free speech, individual liberty and the free flow of information online. All are welcome.”
It has become a favorite of conservatives, the alt-right and some extremists and has been criticized for hosting hate-filled, violent speech.
One of its more prolific users – Robert Bowers – regularly posted neo-Nazi propaganda and calls for violence against Jews, whom he called the “children of Satan.”
In October 2018, Bowers followed through, killing 11 worshippers at the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh’s Squirrel Hill.
Since then, Gab’s founder – Andrew Torba – has doubled down on his rhetoric. “We’re building a parallel Christian society because we are fed up and done with the Judeo-Bolshevik one,” he tweeted last year, using a term popularized by the Nazi Party in the 1930s. In February, Torba was a featured speaker at a white supremacist conference in Florida, where he used “great replacement” rhetoric.
So why is Torba receiving a $5,000 donation from Doug Mastriano for “campaign consulting”?
The Connection Between Mastriano and Gab
Why is Doug Mastriano, GOP candidate for governor in Pennsylvania, sending $5,000 to Andrew Torba and Gab for campaign consulting?www.politicspa.com
Seriously? Some state legislator? Do you really want to go tit for tat on those metrics? That you must reach so low on the political ladder is rather telling. That is state issue, for people in those districts. Not something that can be extrapolated if you expect any credibility.I'm on the internet. And so is right wing disinformation.
Like I said, that did not happen.
But this did and this is the thread topic.
Arizona Republican with ties to white nationalists accuses federal agents of staging Buffalo massacre
An Arizona Republican state legislator with ties to white nationalists suggested the Buffalo massacre was staged.State Sen. Wendy Rogers, an election conspiracist who spoke at a white nationalist event, posted a message on the social media platform Telegram that speculated government agents had...
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Yeah. His high school was in our league. He keeps running for office. He was elected once. He almost became governor. Had Brownback not been such a failure Kobach might be governor right now.
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Become familiar with Mastriano...
Doug Mastriano's mission from God: Pa. GOP candidate's extremist ties
Exclusive: Pa. GOP candidate closely linked to Christian extremists who want "spiritual warfare" against America
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When trump organized an attempted coup with the help of white supremacists, I don't have to say anything else. You have no credibility and you most certainly don't determine mine. And fuck states rights. The national republican party supports white supremacist candidates. The RNC spends money on state races.
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Omg gab
free speech supporting christians
egaddds ....pfttttt
Who cares !
Vote for anyone who isn't establishment and for the former USA first ....if yer gonna go out ....go out driving the establishment and thier useful idiots u p a wall
Local, state ,fed
I mean Does anyone care that mtg gazpacho thinks a space laser took out a Cali trailer park and carved a path up a mountain .....it's frigging clown world anyway ...eh
free speech supporting christians
egaddds ....pfttttt
Who cares !
Vote for anyone who isn't establishment and for the former USA first ....if yer gonna go out ....go out driving the establishment and thier useful idiots u p a wall
Local, state ,fed
I mean Does anyone care that mtg gazpacho thinks a space laser took out a Cali trailer park and carved a path up a mountain .....it's frigging clown world anyway ...eh
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Republican Party Full of Posers and White Supremacists - Guardian Liberty Voice
Republican party approves of white supremacist/Neo-Nazi groups. AFPAC organizer believes "America should be a White Christian nation.”
guardianlv.com
Reality.
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And you discredit it it from the start, predictably.
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There are no open borders and why are whites the only ones with this concern? Your ancestors replaced the original nations in this country, so just stfu if karma occurs here.
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Conservativism is fundamentally authoritarian, illiberal, and anti-democratic.And once again,
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The Connection Between Mastriano and Gab
The website states, “Welcome to Gab.com. A social network that champions free speech, individual liberty and the free flow of information online. All are welcome.”
It has become a favorite of conservatives, the alt-right and some extremists and has been criticized for hosting hate-filled, violent speech.
One of its more prolific users – Robert Bowers – regularly posted neo-Nazi propaganda and calls for violence against Jews, whom he called the “children of Satan.”
In October 2018, Bowers followed through, killing 11 worshippers at the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh’s Squirrel Hill.
Since then, Gab’s founder – Andrew Torba – has doubled down on his rhetoric. “We’re building a parallel Christian society because we are fed up and done with the Judeo-Bolshevik one,” he tweeted last year, using a term popularized by the Nazi Party in the 1930s. In February, Torba was a featured speaker at a white supremacist conference in Florida, where he used “great replacement” rhetoric.
So why is Torba receiving a $5,000 donation from Doug Mastriano for “campaign consulting”?
The Connection Between Mastriano and Gab
Why is Doug Mastriano, GOP candidate for governor in Pennsylvania, sending $5,000 to Andrew Torba and Gab for campaign consulting?
Conservativism fears diversity, inclusion, and expressions of individual liberty.
Consequently, conservativism seeks to compel conformity and silence dissent through force of law.
This is why neo-Nazis, white supremacists, and other manifestations of fascism occupy the ranks of conservatives.
C_Clayton_Jones
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Rightwing neo-fascism is a serious problem, but white supremacists should be allowed to run for public office, but not allowed to hold public office through the will of the people at the ballot box.
And when they do run for office, they should be exposed and denounced as the racists and bigots they are.
The problem is that blind partisan Republicans will vote for white supremacists for no other reason than they’re Republicans, accepting that Republican’s racism, bigotry, and hate.
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