Trumptard terrorists thread
POSTED BY: reaverfan
UPDATED: Friday, August 4, 2023 00:44
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Imagine if Kyle Rittenhouse was Muslim
If Kyle Rittenhouse was named, say, Khalid Rehman, we know things would look very different.
https://www.msnbc.com/opinion/imagine-if-kyle-rittenhouse-was-muslim-n
1248693
Imagine if the 17-year-old's name was not Kyle Rittenhouse but, say, Khalid Rehman. Would people be hailing him as a hero, a martyr or even "my president"? Would the MyPillow guy or the kid from "Silver Spoons" have helped crowdsource Khalid's $2 million bail? Would his mother be treated sympathetically as a guest on Fox News? Would conservative news anchors be praising him for maintaining "order"? Would a Republican lawmaker be urging him to run for office? Would President Donald Trump have defended him from a White House podium?
Don't be ridiculous; we all know the same conservatives celebrating Rittenhouse would be falling over one another to ask one provocative question after another.
Where was he radicalized?
Was he groomed by a preacher of hate?
How did his family or friends not know?
Why won't his community leaders speak out and denounce him?
Does his faith encourage violence?
There's no question that in today's America, a Khalid (or a Mohamed or an Ismail) would be demonized, not defended; pilloried, not praised. There would be no celebratory murals for a Khalid, only montages of grainy video of Middle Eastern men firing guns in the air.
But this is an opportunity to ask those very same questions of Rittenhouse. We should question how a 17-year-old ended up arming himself with an (illegally obtained) AR-15, drove across state lines to pick a fight with racial justice protesters and ended up accused of shooting three people in Wisconsin, killing two of them.
In 2018, attorneys representing far-right Kansas "militia" members convicted of plotting to bomb a mosque frequented by Somali Muslims made this very point when they asked the judge for a more lenient sentence on the basis that Trump's "inflammatory rhetoric should be taken into account as the 'backdrop' for the case."
Still, why did the police allow Rittenhouse to leave the scene of a crime and go home to sleep in his own bed 20 miles away in Antioch, Illinois? (He wasn't even arrested until the following morning.)
Similar questions could be asked not only of Rittenhouse but also of his enablers, defenders and promoters, which applies to the U.S. conservative movement as a whole.
After all, we know there are plenty of ways and places Rittenhouse could have been radicalized, including in the front row of a Trump rally in January, where he was spotted by some eagle-eyed BuzzFeed reporters. Where was the pipe bomber Cesar Sayoc radicalized? His attorneys say it was the "provocative language" on Fox News. How about the Comet Ping Pong gunman and Pizzagate conspiracy theorist Edgar Welch? He says he listened to Alex Jones' Infowars, which has hosted everyone from Trump to Rep. Matt Gaetz.
Where did the right-wing "militia" members who are accused of having plotted to kidnap Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer draw inspiration from? Could it possibly have been the Twitter feed of the president?
And why haven't conservative leaders in Congress or the white evangelical movement spoken out against the spike in hate crimes against minorities? Against the growing danger of domestic terrorism?
The great irony here is that a Rittenhouse poses a much bigger threat to security in this country than any so-called Khalid Rehman. You don't have to take my word for it; according to Trump's own Department of Homeland Security, domestic extremists — specifically "white supremacist extremists" — pose the "most persistent and lethal" terrorist threat to the United States.
We need to think about the boxes we check whenever we discuss, and denounce, Muslim extremism or violence and violence by a member of a minority community versus the proven urgency of white supremacist violence. How do
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Dominion Voting Systems Says Sidney Powell’s ‘Bizarre’ and ‘False’ Fraud Claims Have Led to Death Threats and Other Crimes
https://lawandcrime.com/2020-election/dominion-voting-systems-says-sid
ney-powells-bizarre-and-false-fraud-claims-have-led-to-death-threats-and-other-crimes/
The widely derided conspiracy theories of outgoing President Donald Trump and the attorneys aligned within him have had real-world consequences, Dominion Voting Systems said in a Thanksgiving press release cataloguing stalking, harassment and death threats employees have received.
Dominion said it has reported threats to law enforcement and plans to hold attorney Sidney Powell personally responsible if any of the company’s staff is harmed.
“This criminal activity has been duly reported to the appropriate law enforcement agencies, and we intend to hold Ms. Powell, and those aiding and abetting her fraudulent actions, accountable for any harm that may occur as a result,” Dominion wrote in an unsigned statement.
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Bitch gonna get her ass sued off.
Why do trumptards always make death threats?
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Bah... why bother.
Democrats are only a few months away from eating each other alive.
Do Right, Be Right. :)
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Republicans in Ohio Want to Expand 'Stand Your Ground' to Make It Easier to Shoot People
New proposed amendments come shortly after other legislation was introduced to crack down on protesters.
https://www.vice.com/en/article/akdezg/republicans-in-ohio-want-to-exp
and-stand-your-ground-to-make-it-easier-to-shoot-people?utm_source=reddit.com
Destroying rights and legitimizing terrorism. Way to Nazi, Ohio!
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Yup.
Black mask wearing cowards HATE it when people can shoot at them when they're peacefully attacking people and burning their businesses to the ground.
I mean like... How Nazi.
Get used to it buddy. There's going to be more gun shops out there than Starbucks with the new SCOTUS in place.
Bullets are about a million times more deadly than that fake little virus you're terrified of, and those cute little black masks you wear when you're out there terrorizing other people don't make your faces bullet proof.
Maybe you should just call it a century and make arrangements to have all of your groceries and other necessities delivered to your door from Amazon and do the rest of us a favor and social distance in your mom's basement for the next 6 or 7 decades, mkay?
Do Right, Be Right. :)
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Yeah, not putting up an actual swastika, but being perfectly happy with Nazi rhetoric and hungering for authoritarian overthrow of democratic institutions like a free and fair vote, isn't really the big difference that they think it is.
Trumptards are to Nazis what those security guards who wear 40lbs of tactical gear to guard a shoe store parking lot are to cops.
Dumber, sadder, yet slightly more dangerous wannabes. A bunch of Kyles.
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Quote:Your entirely fictional fantasy world is very fleshed out.
Originally posted by 6IXSTRINGJACK:
Yup.
Black mask wearing cowards HATE it when people can shoot at them when they're peacefully attacking people and burning their businesses to the ground.
I mean like... How Nazi.
Get used to it buddy. There's going to be more gun shops out there than Starbucks with the new SCOTUS in place.
Bullets are about a million times more deadly than that fake little virus you're terrified of, and those cute little black masks you wear when you're out there terrorizing other people don't make your faces bullet proof.
Maybe you should just call it a century and make arrangements to have all of your groceries and other necessities delivered to your door from Amazon and do the rest of us a favor and social distance in your mom's basement for the next 6 or 7 decades, mkay?
Do Right, Be Right. :)
We all know exactly which Nazis you listen to. Your thinking is done for you.
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Sure thing, Mr. Spreads His Paranoid Delusions on the reg.
The one guy you listed off was Tim Pool, who I've already shit on here.
You're a fucking idiot.
Do Right, Be Right. :)
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Quote:You're the one who couldn't hack college. You ARE Tim Pool.
Originally posted by 6IXSTRINGJACK:
Sure thing, Mr. Spreads His Paranoid Delusions on the reg.
The one guy you listed off was Tim Pool, who I've already shit on here.
You're a fucking idiot.
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