The Nazification of the Republican Party
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UPDATED: Saturday, September 13, 2025 07:14
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Don't know about Gutfeld, but Late Night Comedy hasn't been funny since Conan retired, and that's even a stretch. The last great Late Night host was Craig Ferguson.
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Imagine the hypocrisy of a government who will allow businesses to card people to get a job or buy groceries, but won't card people to vote in elections and gives millions of non-citizens free money from taxpayers.
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Originally posted by reaverfan:Quote:Projection. ^
Originally posted by 6ixStringJack:
Racist Roomba needs a firmware update.
Nah.
I'm an actual human being. Not a cheaply made synthetic knock-off.
Seriously robot, it's time for an upgrade.
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KKK Flyers Found in Huntington Beach Ahead of ‘White Lives Matter’ Rally
https://www.rightwingwatch.org/post/kkk-flyers-found-in-huntington-bea
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^ Put up by the Roomba's mask wearing buddies for the news to report on.
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Quote:It's all a big conspiracy, man!
Originally posted by 6ixStringJack:
^ Put up by the Roomba's mask wearing buddies for the news to report on.
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Rep. Veronica Escobar says Stephen Miller should be locked up for 'heinous human rights violations'
https://www.dailykos.com/stories/2021/4/9/2025122/-El-Paso-representat
ive-says-Miller-should-be-behind-bars-for-heinous-human-rights-violations?detail=emaildkre
In just one example of Miller’s cruelty, NBC News reported last year that while the previous administration had already been “piloting” family separation in the region well before former Attorney General Jefferson Beauregard Sessions III formally announced the policy in May 2018, it was all going far too slow for Miller. He apparently desired that as many as 25,000 children be stolen from their parents, and during a White House meeting reportedly forced a vote through a show of hands on proceeding. Attorneys representing separated families have been seeking documents regarding this meeting.
Miller deserves to be held to account—along with officials like former Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen—but Escobar admits the reality of a system that shields powerful people like them. “That is going to be very difficult, but it kills me that these people could potentially walk away—and even potentially rebuild their reputations,” she continued in the report. “I mean, I find them to be just among the most reprehensible, abhorrent people that our generation could have ever produced.”
While President Joe Biden has created a federal task force to reunite families separated at the southern border by the previous administration, other leaders in Congress have also expressed the urgency to hold former political appointees and officials like Miller accountable. Late last year, Texas Rep. Joaquin Castro publicly called for the formation of a special committee to investigate this humanitarian disaster and those who created it.
“I believe that, given the human rights abuses during the Trump administration, it would be appropriate for the United States to create either a human rights commission or for the Congress to create a select committee that investigates these abuses, makes recommendations for policy changes so that they don’t happen again in our country, and identifies individuals who should be held responsible and accountable for their actions,” Castro told Vox.
“The commission itself would not necessarily have the authority to prosecute,” he continued. “But just as with other committees, information could be forwarded to the Department of Justice for consideration of legal proceedings. Ultimately, any decision to prosecute would be separate and apart from the commission itself.” Just as Escobar fears that officials like Miller could potentially walk away, he and other former officials with the previous administration have already been plotting their next moves.
Miller is reportedly creating a group basically seeking to troll the Biden administration with lawsuits. “Anything the president does that we believe to be illegal is fair game,” Miller said according to The Wall Street Journal. One gets the feeling it’ll be just about everything. Miller should at the very least be treated as a pariah, yet congressional Republicans have brought him back for advice on immigration. He’s even been invited to at least one campaign event. Unlawfully appointed former acting DHS Secretary Chad Wolf, meanwhile, is opening up his own consulting firm with a handful of other officials from that administration.
Unlawful Chad’s new venture stated that “[m]y passion continues to be to help [DHS] accomplish their mission,” Politico reported. His “passions” while at DHS included being among the early architects of family separation, NBC News reported in 2019. “As far back as December 2017, when Wolf was acting chief of staff to [then-Secretary Kirstjen] Nielsen, he sent a list of 16 options to curb the number of undocumented immigrants to Gene Hamilton, counselor to then-Attorney General Jeff Sessions, for review. Number two on the list: ‘Separate family units.’”
In her interview, Escobar further stressed a fundamental need to move away f
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Originally posted by reaverfan:Quote:It's all a big conspiracy, man!
Originally posted by 6ixStringJack:
^ Put up by the Roomba's mask wearing buddies for the news to report on.
What's conspiratorial about that?
It's your MO.
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Quote:More unsupported declarations based in nothing factual. You're on a roll, Nazi boy!
Originally posted by 6ixStringJack:Quote:
Originally posted by reaverfan:Quote:It's all a big conspiracy, man!
Originally posted by 6ixStringJack:
^ Put up by the Roomba's mask wearing buddies for the news to report on.
What's conspiratorial about that?
It's your MO.
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A BILLIONAIRE-FUNDED WEBSITE WITH TIES TO THE FAR RIGHT IS TRYING TO “CANCEL” UNIVERSITY PROFESSORS
Campus Reform and its publisher, the Leadership Institute, are siccing armies of trolls on professors across the country.
https://theintercept.com/2021/04/10/campus-reform-koch-young-americans
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Campus Reform is published by the Leadership Institute, a nonprofit that has trained conservative activists for four decades through the generous funding of billionaire donors like the Koch family. The institute reported more than $16 million in revenue in 2018 alone. Over the last several years, Campus Reform has targeted hundreds of college professors like Hatemi, leading to online harassment campaigns, doxxing, threats of violence, and calls on universities to fire their faculty. Professors featured in Campus Reform stories have felt isolated and confused as they came under attack, often over public statements they made but sometimes over things they said in class or even academic research they published. Campus Reform stories have regularly been picked up by a host of established conservative outlets, from Breitbart to Fox News, amplifying outrage and unleashing abuse in a manner that observers of the site note mirrors how far-right extremists attack their targets online.
“The effects of Campus Reform stories can be similar to the online harassment often deployed by white supremacists,” said Isaac Kamola, an assistant professor at Trinity College who studies the politics of higher education and closely monitors the site.
Kamola has tracked more than 1,570 stories posted on Campus Reform since 2020 and surveyed the 338 individuals they targeted, many of whose official profiles and contact details were linked to in stories about them. The survey, the results of which will be published by the American Association of University Professors’ Academe magazine, found that at least 40 percent of respondents received “threats of harm” following a Campus Reform article, mostly via email and social media but also often by phone, text message, or postal mail. One professor reported receiving thousands of emails, many of them laced with violent, racist, and sexist comments, Kamola said. In the most extreme cases, he added, online trolls published the professors’ personal information online, forcing them to change their phone numbers, leave their homes, and retain security. Less than half the people surveyed by Kamola reported receiving support from their universities’ administrations, and more than 12 percent reported facing disciplinary action as a result of a Campus Reform story. Three people said they lost their jobs.
The professors were targeted over a variety of liberal positions, the survey reveals, but a majority were singled out over their comments on race, and Black professors were disproportionately targeted. Those who discussed topics like antifa, Black Lives Matter, and Palestine were especially subjected to threats, the survey found. And the intimidation seemed to work, with nearly a quarter of surveyed professors saying that they dialed back their social media presence as a result of being targeted, even though others said that the experience bolstered their commitment to speak out about social justice issues.
“I basically know that Campus Reform has written something about me because I’ll just suddenly start getting vicious hate mail in my inbox,” said Asha Rangappa, a senior lecturer at Yale University who was twice the subject of Campus Reform stories and has described the site as an example of “domestic information warfare.”
“Within 24 hours, it will have been cited or replicated in an entire ecosystem of right-wing media,” she added, noting that professors who lacked the social media status to push back were particularly vulnerable. “It’s just never clear why it’s newsworthy; it’s portrayed as something crazy and outrageous, and it is never contextualized. But it very predictably turns into a barrage of targeted
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Originally posted by reaverfan:Quote:More unsupported declarations based in nothing factual. You're on a roll, Nazi boy!
Originally posted by 6ixStringJack:Quote:
Originally posted by reaverfan:Quote:It's all a big conspiracy, man!
Originally posted by 6ixStringJack:
^ Put up by the Roomba's mask wearing buddies for the news to report on.
What's conspiratorial about that?
It's your MO.
Yup. Everybody is a Nazi.
Huge insult there, buddy. Might have meant something 10 years ago.
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