Ok, it's kinda like when your kid swears he didn't eat all the cookies but he's got chocolate chips at the corners of his mouth. Yeah, there's a slim chance he's telling the truth.Quote:
If you're 100% sure on either way, you're blinded by your allegiances. Not good.
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agdoc2001 said:Zombie Jon Snow said:
2.
On another note I find your statement about people not saying this is not what they represent odd..... I find it odd that you would expect anyone to have to say that. It's almost as if you think everyone is unless they specifically deny it?!?!?!?
I mean when I see a domestic abuse case of horrible violence - I don't rush out and say "I'm a husband but this does not represent me". Do you think I need to?
When I see a case of corporate executive fraud - I don't rush out and say "I'm a businessman but this does not represent me". Do you think I need to?
Personally I think it's best to assume that the criminal and violent persons in our society are a really small fringe element and I typically assume people I meet or even casually chat with are not violent sociopaths who need to distance from something like that by default.
I guess we have different views of most of society.
This is just the ballerstaf "gotcha" attempt here. When there is an incident involving Islamic violence, many in the conservative media and on this forum point out that the rest of the muslim community is not openly denouncing the act and; therefore, must secretly condone it. Rightly or wrongly, ballerstaf is equating Trump supporters to the muslim community and holding them to this same standard.
It isn't quite apples to apples, but he does have a point.
Not quite the same thing but good try.
When a Muslim terror attack happens they are looking to leaders in the Muslim community and those outspoken anti Americans to condemn them. Like the same people you see interviewed condemning anything that offends their community and denying that their religion (even the fringes of it) supports violence. They suddenly go mute.
It isn't a case of expecting every Muslim on a message board to do so. It is the public faces of the movement.
This is a little different he is calling out basically any and all Trump supporters ON HERE to make some public denial of supporting racist or homophobic crimes. that's a rather broad based assumption and not so subtle of an accusation of our little small community here.
I'm not 100% sure. But since 99.99% of these have proven to be fake, I feel pretty certain it will be confirmed as bullcrap before the titan 48 rule is exhausted.BallerStaf20 said:
I find it odd to assume it's either true or fake, and I'm gonna wait until I hear more about it.
If you're 100% sure on either way, you're blinded by your allegiances. Not good.
BallerStaf2003 said:Zombie Jon Snow said:BallerStaf2003 said:
I understand the reason for skepticism until more information comes out.
2. I think it is odd that trump supporters on the thread are rushing to call this fake, as opposed to saying that this is not what they represent.
1. There is no doubt that SOME (not all) Trump supporters are racist and/or homophobic.
Regardless, I'm not going to rush to any conclusions. Just find it odd that there is almost zero concern for the victim.
couple of things about your statements above numbered 1 and 2.
1.
There is also no doubt that SOME (not all) claims of racist or homophobic hate crimes are made up, wrongly attributed and/or exaggerated.
There is also no doubt that SOME (not all) leftists/dems are anti-white and call for violence against whites which is blatantly RACIST and yet they don't get called out on it.
So....here we are.
You can attribute all the hateful things in the world to the very small fraction of people that may be both Trump supporters and racist or homophobic.
But a larger percentage (imho) of the population is blatantly anti white and that's ok apparently and socially acceptable now.
2.
On another note I find your statement about people not saying this is not what they represent odd..... I find it odd that you would expect anyone to have to say that. It's almost as if you think everyone is unless they specifically deny it?!?!?!?
I mean when I see a domestic abuse case of horrible violence - I don't rush out and say "I'm a husband but this does not represent me". Do you think I need to?
When I see a case of corporate executive fraud - I don't rush out and say "I'm a businessman but this does not represent me". Do you think I need to?
Personally I think it's best to assume that the criminal and violent persons in our society are a really small fringe element and I typically assume people I meet or even casually chat with are not violent sociopaths who need to distance from something like that by default.
I guess we have different views of most of society.
I find it odd to assume it's either true or fake, and I'm gonna wait until I hear more about it.
If you're 100% sure on either way, you're blinded by your allegiances. Not good.
Only on this board could I say something like that and certain posters go nuts like rabid dogs. Sign of the times.
So there's this thing called probability
The probability that this is true and happened exactly as described is fairly low. The facts and history don't add up.
The probability that this is yet another fake liberal hoax being controlled by the Lib Media to push the Nareative is very high. The facts and history add up.
HTH
Plus. If the maga comment was true, why are they portraying it in such a way that all maga supporters are racists..hypeiv said:
I'm going to withhold judgement on this one for awhile as well. Doesn't pass the sniff test.
I find it odd that you think it's just the Trump supporters that think this is made up.
Do Trump supporters have to apologize for the actions and condemn every action of some dumbasses that happen to be Trump supporters? If so, boy oh boy do I have a list for you Bernie and Hillary supporters!
Do Trump supporters have to apologize for the actions and condemn every action of some dumbasses that happen to be Trump supporters? If so, boy oh boy do I have a list for you Bernie and Hillary supporters!
From the comments.TruckGuy said:
I do not doubt that an attack happened, but the MAGA stuff is already starting to fail.
Check out @RealSaavedra's Tweet:
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My God if this can happen in one of the safest cites in
America, we are all doomed.
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BallerStaf2003 said:Zombie Jon Snow said:BallerStaf2003 said:
I understand the reason for skepticism until more information comes out.
2. I think it is odd that trump supporters on the thread are rushing to call this fake, as opposed to saying that this is not what they represent.
1. There is no doubt that SOME (not all) Trump supporters are racist and/or homophobic.
Regardless, I'm not going to rush to any conclusions. Just find it odd that there is almost zero concern for the victim.
couple of things about your statements above numbered 1 and 2.
1.
There is also no doubt that SOME (not all) claims of racist or homophobic hate crimes are made up, wrongly attributed and/or exaggerated.
There is also no doubt that SOME (not all) leftists/dems are anti-white and call for violence against whites which is blatantly RACIST and yet they don't get called out on it.
So....here we are.
You can attribute all the hateful things in the world to the very small fraction of people that may be both Trump supporters and racist or homophobic.
But a larger percentage (imho) of the population is blatantly anti white and that's ok apparently and socially acceptable now.
2.
On another note I find your statement about people not saying this is not what they represent odd..... I find it odd that you would expect anyone to have to say that. It's almost as if you think everyone is unless they specifically deny it?!?!?!?
I mean when I see a domestic abuse case of horrible violence - I don't rush out and say "I'm a husband but this does not represent me". Do you think I need to?
When I see a case of corporate executive fraud - I don't rush out and say "I'm a businessman but this does not represent me". Do you think I need to?
Personally I think it's best to assume that the criminal and violent persons in our society are a really small fringe element and I typically assume people I meet or even casually chat with are not violent sociopaths who need to distance from something like that by default.
I guess we have different views of most of society.
I find it odd to assume it's either true or fake, and I'm gonna wait until I hear more about it.
If you're 100% sure on either way, you're blinded by your allegiances. Not good.
Only on this board could I say something like that and certain posters go nuts like rabid dogs. Sign of the times.
My first post on here clearly said I was a wait and see type - i ALWAYS am whether it is something against blacks, whites, LGBTQ, women, teenagers on school trips, or supreme court justices, etc etc.....
I just find it odd that you expect a denial from .... everyone I guess.... before we even know the whole story and before you have even decided yourself if it is true or false. But still... we have to deny it because of our affiliation. Interesting.
From Truckguy's link
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"According to the victim, the offenders' faces were concealed," a police spokesperson told Reason. "We have no record indicating that [they shouted 'MAGA'], we only have record of them shouting racial and homophobic slurs at him."
Chicago police have also released a statement contradicting claims that Smollett identified his attackers' race and heard them shout "MAGA."
"We have no record of The MAGA Country comment," said the police in a statement. "We have racial and homophobic comments documented."
Until we know more, it would be wise to avoid making any sweeping generalizations about who to blame for this. The best course of action right now is to wish Smollett a speedy recovery and wait for better information.
When I see a point where the shoe fits.BallerStaf2003 said:Old Tom Morris said:It's apples to dog turds. I disagree that he has a point at all.Quote:
It isn't quite apples to apples, but he does have a point.
Hahahaha another reference to poop!
Are you just really into it? What's the deal here?
Quote:
I think it is odd that trump supporters on the thread are rushing to call this fake, as opposed to saying that this is not what they represent.
The right believes in "personal responsibility" not "collective responsibility". For someone who claims to be a Republican, or did, you should know this.
Its why I dont go around asking forgiveness for slavery, Hiroshima, or Ed Sheeran
Is there a long and founded history of terror hoaxes I don't know about? Not even sure it's apples to oranges really.agdoc2001 said:Zombie Jon Snow said:
2.
On another note I find your statement about people not saying this is not what they represent odd..... I find it odd that you would expect anyone to have to say that. It's almost as if you think everyone is unless they specifically deny it?!?!?!?
I mean when I see a domestic abuse case of horrible violence - I don't rush out and say "I'm a husband but this does not represent me". Do you think I need to?
When I see a case of corporate executive fraud - I don't rush out and say "I'm a businessman but this does not represent me". Do you think I need to?
Personally I think it's best to assume that the criminal and violent persons in our society are a really small fringe element and I typically assume people I meet or even casually chat with are not violent sociopaths who need to distance from something like that by default.
I guess we have different views of most of society.
This is just the ballerstaf "gotcha" attempt here. When there is an incident involving Islamic violence, many in the conservative media and on this forum point out that the rest of the muslim community is not openly denouncing the act and; therefore, must secretly condone it. Rightly or wrongly, ballerstaf is equating Trump supporters to the muslim community and holding them to this same standard.
It isn't quite apples to apples, but he does have a point.
Moron probably just got mugged looking for drugs and was embarrassed.
Normal times ended when the media went all in for the far left and quit even pretending to be neutral.Quote:
In normal times, more posters would say that it was an awful thing, even if the victim exaggerated some aspects of it.
Normal times ended when the other 10,000 "hate crimes" were exposed as fake.
Of course, no one deserves to be beaten for who they are. That includes Nazis, who the left seems to think it's okay to punch.
By the same token, the half of the country that voted for Trump, even if reluctantly, doesn't deserve to be lied about and called racist and homophobic.
tylercsbn9 said:
Moron probably just got mugged looking for drugs and was embarrassed.
Why you gotta stereotype? Not every Hollywood actor is a drugfiend.
Maroon Dawn said:TruckGuy said:
I do not doubt that an attack happened, but the MAGA stuff is already starting to fail.
Check out @RealSaavedra's Tweet:
Oh look, it's the truth! Slowly but surely getting started while the lie has already raced around the world twice on the lips and keyboards of liberals
The thing to understand is pictures are not the proof that will tell here. The possible fraud is not whether it happened but the real background of the culprits. It's hard to believe it will be made up entirely.
Most of us are rushing to say it is very likely fake bc almost all of these turn out to be completely fabricated or hyper exaggerated. I don't think many are saying there is literally a 0% chance there are super prepped dorky political phrase yelling neo nazis running around Chicago with bleach and nooses with the drawing abilities of a toddler. It is possible.BallerStaf2003 said:Zombie Jon Snow said:agdoc2001 said:Zombie Jon Snow said:
2.
On another note I find your statement about people not saying this is not what they represent odd..... I find it odd that you would expect anyone to have to say that. It's almost as if you think everyone is unless they specifically deny it?!?!?!?
I mean when I see a domestic abuse case of horrible violence - I don't rush out and say "I'm a husband but this does not represent me". Do you think I need to?
When I see a case of corporate executive fraud - I don't rush out and say "I'm a businessman but this does not represent me". Do you think I need to?
Personally I think it's best to assume that the criminal and violent persons in our society are a really small fringe element and I typically assume people I meet or even casually chat with are not violent sociopaths who need to distance from something like that by default.
I guess we have different views of most of society.
This is just the ballerstaf "gotcha" attempt here. When there is an incident involving Islamic violence, many in the conservative media and on this forum point out that the rest of the muslim community is not openly denouncing the act and; therefore, must secretly condone it. Rightly or wrongly, ballerstaf is equating Trump supporters to the muslim community and holding them to this same standard.
It isn't quite apples to apples, but he does have a point.
Not quite the same thing but good try.
When a Muslim terror attack happens they are looking to leaders in the Muslim community and those outspoken anti Americans to condemn them. Like the same people you see interviewed condemning anything that offends their community and denying that their religion (even the fringes of it) supports violence. They suddenly go mute.
It isn't a case of expecting every Muslim on a message board to do so. It is the public faces of the movement.
This is a little different he is calling out basically any and all Trump supporters ON HERE to make some public denial of supporting racist or homophobic crimes. that's a rather broad based assumption and not so subtle of an accusation of our little small community here.
I just find it telling that in today's society, we rush to call someone fake that is an affront to our views and beliefs.
But highly highly unlikely. I am assuming this is fake. If it turns out to be legit, I feel bad for the guy and the attackers should definitely be punished the way anyone would for committing such a violent assault.
In the immediate light of the Covington thing? Not odd at all.BallerStaf2003 said:Zombie Jon Snow said:BallerStaf2003 said:
I understand the reason for skepticism until more information comes out.
2. I think it is odd that trump supporters on the thread are rushing to call this fake, as opposed to saying that this is not what they represent.
1. There is no doubt that SOME (not all) Trump supporters are racist and/or homophobic.
Regardless, I'm not going to rush to any conclusions. Just find it odd that there is almost zero concern for the victim.
couple of things about your statements above numbered 1 and 2.
1.
There is also no doubt that SOME (not all) claims of racist or homophobic hate crimes are made up, wrongly attributed and/or exaggerated.
There is also no doubt that SOME (not all) leftists/dems are anti-white and call for violence against whites which is blatantly RACIST and yet they don't get called out on it.
So....here we are.
You can attribute all the hateful things in the world to the very small fraction of people that may be both Trump supporters and racist or homophobic.
But a larger percentage (imho) of the population is blatantly anti white and that's ok apparently and socially acceptable now.
2.
On another note I find your statement about people not saying this is not what they represent odd..... I find it odd that you would expect anyone to have to say that. It's almost as if you think everyone is unless they specifically deny it?!?!?!?
I mean when I see a domestic abuse case of horrible violence - I don't rush out and say "I'm a husband but this does not represent me". Do you think I need to?
When I see a case of corporate executive fraud - I don't rush out and say "I'm a businessman but this does not represent me". Do you think I need to?
Personally I think it's best to assume that the criminal and violent persons in our society are a really small fringe element and I typically assume people I meet or even casually chat with are not violent sociopaths who need to distance from something like that by default.
I guess we have different views of most of society.
I find it odd to assume it's either true or fake, and I'm gonna wait until I hear more about it.
If you're 100% sure on either way, you're blinded by your allegiances. Not good.
Only on this board could I say something like that and certain posters go nuts like rabid dogs. Sign of the times.
I'm hardly a rabid dog, either.
But ayyyy, what do I know.
Zombie Jon Snow said:agdoc2001 said:Zombie Jon Snow said:
2.
On another note I find your statement about people not saying this is not what they represent odd..... I find it odd that you would expect anyone to have to say that. It's almost as if you think everyone is unless they specifically deny it?!?!?!?
I mean when I see a domestic abuse case of horrible violence - I don't rush out and say "I'm a husband but this does not represent me". Do you think I need to?
When I see a case of corporate executive fraud - I don't rush out and say "I'm a businessman but this does not represent me". Do you think I need to?
Personally I think it's best to assume that the criminal and violent persons in our society are a really small fringe element and I typically assume people I meet or even casually chat with are not violent sociopaths who need to distance from something like that by default.
I guess we have different views of most of society.
This is just the ballerstaf "gotcha" attempt here. When there is an incident involving Islamic violence, many in the conservative media and on this forum point out that the rest of the muslim community is not openly denouncing the act and; therefore, must secretly condone it. Rightly or wrongly, ballerstaf is equating Trump supporters to the muslim community and holding them to this same standard.
It isn't quite apples to apples, but he does have a point.
Not quite the same thing but good try.
When a Muslim terror attack happens they are looking to leaders in the Muslim community and those outspoken anti Americans to condemn them. Like the same people you see interviewed condemning anything that offends their community and denying that their religion (even the fringes of it) supports violence. They suddenly go mute.
It isn't a case of expecting every Muslim on a message board to do so. It is the public faces of the movement.
This is a little different he is calling out basically any and all Trump supporters ON HERE to make some public denial of supporting racist or homophobic crimes. that's a rather broad based assumption and not so subtle of an accusation of our little small community here.
I see what you mean and think that you make a good point.
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Yep, there are far more nationally broadcast racial hoaxes than there ever have been and it's not even close. It is sad.BallerStaf2003 said:CanyonAg77 said:Normal times ended when the media went all in for the far left and quit even pretending to be neutral.Quote:
In normal times, more posters would say that it was an awful thing, even if the victim exaggerated some aspects of it.
Normal times ended when the other 10,000 "hate crimes" were exposed as fake.
Of course, no one deserves to be beaten for who they are. That includes Nazis, who the left seems to think it's okay to punch.
By the same token, the half of the country that voted for Trump, even if reluctantly, doesn't deserve to be lied about and called racist and homophobic.
Fair enough. I view it as more a sign of the times than anything.
Times have changed, the left has gone off the deep end and is filled with a level of rage and hatred I have never seen and the bulk of the national and local media doesn't even hide that they are the propaganda arm of the democrat party.
Still time to join the good guys Baller. People of all walks of life over here, despite what you hear and see in the media and movies.
The sign of the times is that those who are not leftists are verbally and physically attacked and maligned with relative impunity by leftists and the majority leftist media establishment.BallerStaf2003 said:CanyonAg77 said:Normal times ended when the media went all in for the far left and quit even pretending to be neutral.Quote:
In normal times, more posters would say that it was an awful thing, even if the victim exaggerated some aspects of it.
Normal times ended when the other 10,000 "hate crimes" were exposed as fake.
Of course, no one deserves to be beaten for who they are. That includes Nazis, who the left seems to think it's okay to punch.
By the same token, the half of the country that voted for Trump, even if reluctantly, doesn't deserve to be lied about and called racist and homophobic.
Fair enough. I view it as more a sign of the times than anything.
The sign of the times is that if you're a minority, you have carte blanche to launch racist salvos irl against whites and especially against non-leftist minorities and have the privilege of that same media ignoring you or even playing goalie for you so long as you're on their side of disliking Trump. Even if you make up encounters out of thin air.
The sign of the times is that as a Trump voter/supporter, if you do not instantly and vociferously condemn any and all untoward actions of ne'erdowell's who also happened to vote for Trump, you are branded as part of the problem with America. The same collective mentality is not applied in the other direction.
The sign of the times is the division sowed by Obama and his ilk for 8 years is blamed upon those who try to fight back against it.
Those are your signs of the times, mijo.
tbirdspur2010 said:The sign of the times is that those who are not leftists are verbally and physically attacked and maligned with relative impunity by leftists and the majority leftist media establishment.BallerStaf2003 said:CanyonAg77 said:Normal times ended when the media went all in for the far left and quit even pretending to be neutral.Quote:
In normal times, more posters would say that it was an awful thing, even if the victim exaggerated some aspects of it.
Normal times ended when the other 10,000 "hate crimes" were exposed as fake.
Of course, no one deserves to be beaten for who they are. That includes Nazis, who the left seems to think it's okay to punch.
By the same token, the half of the country that voted for Trump, even if reluctantly, doesn't deserve to be lied about and called racist and homophobic.
Fair enough. I view it as more a sign of the times than anything.
The sign of the times is that if you're a minority, you have carte blanche to launch racist salvos irl against whites and especially against non-leftist minorities and have the privilege of that same media ignoring you or even playing goalie for you so long as you're on their side of disliking Trump. Even if you make up encounters out of thin air.
The sign of the times is that as a Trump voter/supporter, if you do not instantly and vociferously condemn any and all untoward actions of ne'erdowell's who also happened to vote for Trump, you are branded as part of the problem with America. The same collective mentality is not applied in the other direction.
The sign of the times is the division sowed by Obama and his ilk for 8 years is blamed upon those who try to fight back against it.
Those are your signs of the times, mijo.
POTY.tbirdspur2010 said:The sign of the times is that those who are not leftists are verbally and physically attacked and maligned with relative impunity by leftists and the majority leftist media establishment.BallerStaf2003 said:CanyonAg77 said:Normal times ended when the media went all in for the far left and quit even pretending to be neutral.Quote:
In normal times, more posters would say that it was an awful thing, even if the victim exaggerated some aspects of it.
Normal times ended when the other 10,000 "hate crimes" were exposed as fake.
Of course, no one deserves to be beaten for who they are. That includes Nazis, who the left seems to think it's okay to punch.
By the same token, the half of the country that voted for Trump, even if reluctantly, doesn't deserve to be lied about and called racist and homophobic.
Fair enough. I view it as more a sign of the times than anything.
The sign of the times is that if you're a minority, you have carte blanche to launch racist salvos irl against whites and especially against non-leftist minorities and have the privilege of that same media ignoring you or even playing goalie for you so long as you're on their side of disliking Trump. Even if you make up encounters out of thin air.
The sign of the times is that as a Trump voter/supporter, if you do not instantly and vociferously condemn any and all untoward actions of ne'erdowell's who also happened to vote for Trump, you are branded as part of the problem with America. The same collective mentality is not applied in the other direction.
The sign of the times is the division sowed by Obama and his ilk for 8 years is blamed upon those who try to fight back against it.
Those are your signs of the times, mijo.
The left is like the abusive boyfriend after beating his girlfriend, "Look what you made me do!"
People of integrity expect to be believed, when they're not, they let time prove them right.
What is there about condemning? As said it's easy any doing this kind of thing should be flogged in a hall of judgement In style as if before a Roman prefect. What does that have to do with doubting genuine right wingers did such how and where and when this happened?
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As a Shoe, I condemn any interaction with poop references made that are not warranted.Old Tom Morris said:When I see a point where the shoe fits.BallerStaf2003 said:Old Tom Morris said:It's apples to dog turds. I disagree that he has a point at all.Quote:
It isn't quite apples to apples, but he does have a point.
Hahahaha another reference to poop!
Are you just really into it? What's the deal here?
And I condemn any pain and suffering said shoes might have made in the beating. We are merely along for the ride and do not necessarily share our wearers thoughts and alleged actions.
My guess would be someone didn't want to pay for his drugs.
So, he got mugged in Chicago and just felt like blaming Trump?
That's a bad case of TDS he's got
That's a bad case of TDS he's got
BallerStaf2003 said:RAB91 said:BallerStaf2003 said:
I understand the reason for skepticism until more information comes out.
I think it is odd that trump supporters on the thread are rushing to call this fake, as opposed to saying that this is not what they represent.
There is no doubt that SOME (not all) Trump supporters are racist and/or homophobic.
Regardless, I'm not going to rush to any conclusions. Just find it odd that there is almost zero concern for the victim.
There is also no doubt that SOME (not all) Dem supporters are racist and/or homophobic. What's your point?
My point is that it is possible these are trump supporters.
I also support the possibility that it could be a setup.
Just find it odd how quickly everyone here knows that it's fake. You don't know one way or the other. I don't either.
There is no doubt that racists and homophobia is on the rise. You can draw your own conclusions as to why that is.
Just two years ago gays were going to the hospital in droves from getting beaten with baseball bats in Dallas, until mark cuban donated a million to cops overtime in oaklawn and some guys started walking with guns.
You find it odd people are skeptical? Really?
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