You're right, and it shows how much our media is controlled by the left, that if you actually promote free speech that doesn't favor any political agenda, you're proclaimed a "threat to democracy" or some other nonsense.numetalbizkitaggie said:
Amazing thing to me is that Elon isn't even running Twitter as a right-wing safe space. He merely returned it to the center.
Hungry Ojos said:
Why does every single one of these "super hard, tough guy Antifa violent extremists" look like limp wristed, absolute dork, ****ing ******* without their masks on?
captkirk said:Hungry Ojos said:
Why does every single one of these "super hard, tough guy Antifa violent extremists" look like limp wristed, absolute dork, ****ing ******* without their masks on?
Muy said:captkirk said:https://media.patriots.win/post/mvs7d9pfkHsZ.jpegHungry Ojos said:
Why does every single one of these "super hard, tough guy Antifa violent extremists" look like limp wristed, absolute dork, ****ing ******* without their masks on?
Odds they watched Walking Dead religiously together?
TexAgs91 said:Well for one thing, after 2020 we can definitely say Republicans are not the party of law enforcement. They can just go ahead and take that off their platform now unless they're suddenly serious about it. And I don't just mean enforcing the law with regards to regular citizens. I'm talking about everyone including the new privileged classes and politicians.AGHouston11 said:Gilligan said:
Even in a divided country like America, you'd think all sides could look at Antifa and go Nope. Why that entire organization isn't behind bars permanently defies logic.
Our government with Trump president couldn't label them a terrorist organization!
Yet the same government at the same time was saying white supremacy was the biggest threat and something has to be done.
That is how you know it's bigger than just Antifa - other major forces involved!
I don't care if republicans say they're the party of Law Enforcement. Whatever the excuse is, the result is the same: Republicans are not the party of Law Enforcement. It's as simple as that.AGHouston11 said:TexAgs91 said:Well for one thing, after 2020 we can definitely say Republicans are not the party of law enforcement. They can just go ahead and take that off their platform now unless they're suddenly serious about it. And I don't just mean enforcing the law with regards to regular citizens. I'm talking about everyone including the new privileged classes and politicians.AGHouston11 said:Gilligan said:
Even in a divided country like America, you'd think all sides could look at Antifa and go Nope. Why that entire organization isn't behind bars permanently defies logic.
Our government with Trump president couldn't label them a terrorist organization!
Yet the same government at the same time was saying white supremacy was the biggest threat and something has to be done.
That is how you know it's bigger than just Antifa - other major forces involved!
I don't know the actual deliberations that happened- Trump said he was then it went nowhere.
I believe Barr for whatever reason killed the idea. The alphabets have no interest in doing it. It's very telling our government has not done something that seems to be so OBVIOUSLY needed.
The government is more interested in going after white supremacy.
It's like ANITIFA does what they want them to do …….
Pretty amazing. And anyone that doesn't see this is part of the problem.MemphisAg1 said:You're right, and it shows how much our media is controlled by the left, that if you actually promote free speech that doesn't favor any political agenda, you're proclaimed a "threat to democracy" or some other nonsense.numetalbizkitaggie said:
Amazing thing to me is that Elon isn't even running Twitter as a right-wing safe space. He merely returned it to the center.
Similar to how if you don't agree with the BLM, gay, or trans agendas, you're "racist, homophobic, or "hateful."
Sometimes karma and schadenfreude create a wonderful mix.AgBQ-00 said:
Would be some serious poetic justice if Andy was able to get Antifa comms destroyed. Even more so if he could get a huge chunk of them convicted of terrorism
TexAgs91 said:I don't care if republicans say they're the party of Law Enforcement. Whatever the excuse is, the result is the same: Republicans are not the party of Law Enforcement. It's as simple as that.AGHouston11 said:TexAgs91 said:Well for one thing, after 2020 we can definitely say Republicans are not the party of law enforcement. They can just go ahead and take that off their platform now unless they're suddenly serious about it. And I don't just mean enforcing the law with regards to regular citizens. I'm talking about everyone including the new privileged classes and politicians.AGHouston11 said:Gilligan said:
Even in a divided country like America, you'd think all sides could look at Antifa and go Nope. Why that entire organization isn't behind bars permanently defies logic.
Our government with Trump president couldn't label them a terrorist organization!
Yet the same government at the same time was saying white supremacy was the biggest threat and something has to be done.
That is how you know it's bigger than just Antifa - other major forces involved!
I don't know the actual deliberations that happened- Trump said he was then it went nowhere.
I believe Barr for whatever reason killed the idea. The alphabets have no interest in doing it. It's very telling our government has not done something that seems to be so OBVIOUSLY needed.
The government is more interested in going after white supremacy.
It's like ANITIFA does what they want them to do …….
LOYAL AG said:
Both parties are severely fractured. The deck chairs are rearranging themselves for the first time in about 90 years. For example which party would you say most represents the military industrial complex? Since Eisenhower first warned us about their presence it's been decidedly a Republican constituency but at this point I'd say they they're much more a part of the Democrats these days. A lot is changing right now for sure.
No logic at all. Antifa is an idea, and you don't put ideas behind bars.Gilligan said:
Even in a divided country like America, you'd think all sides could look at Antifa and go Nope. Why that entire organization isn't behind bars permanently defies logic.
