"Alt-right" Still Parading Ignorance, Stupidity, Malice, Etc.

[Cunt]

I'm wondering why, with ALL those riots and shitty violence, you can't find many 'alt-right' activities?

Oh yeah, it's because the alt-left is a much greater threat. Awkward as heck, I bet, if trying to believe that the alt-right is a big threat of some kind.

[Seabass]

Answer the question, Cunt.

Well, Cunt? What do you have to say about all these insurance claims? In particular the 1968 ones. You seem to be very concerned about property damage (but not at all concerned about the reasons for the civil unrest).

https://www.axios.com/riots-cost-proper ... cea9c.html

Dates Location Dollars 2020 dollars
May 26-June 8, 2020 20 states across U.S. $1-2b $1-2b
Apr. 29-May 4, 1992 Los Angeles, CA 775m 1.42b
Aug. 11-17, 1965 Los Angeles, CA 44m 357m
Jul. 23, 1967 Detroit, MI 42m 322m
May 17-19, 1980 Miami, Fl 65m 204m
Apr. 4-9, 1968 Washington, DC 24m 179m
Jul. 13-14, 1977 New York, NY 28m 118m
Jul. 12. 1967 Newark, NJ 15m 115m
Apr. 6-9, 1968 Baltimore, MD 14m 104m
Apr. 4-11, 1968 Chicago, IL 13m 97m

[pErvinalia]

Oh yeah, it's because the alt-left is a much greater threat.

There's no such thing as the alt-left. Sorry. Why is some imaginary part of the left a greater threat than white nationalists, misogynists, racists, and neo-fascists?

[Cunt]

Because all of those were home while the 'alt-left' rioted and burned billions worth of US treasure.

Or maybe that was just the regular left.

[Seabass]

Because all of those were home while the 'alt-left' rioted and burned billions worth of US treasure.

Or maybe that was just the regular left.

The black civil rights movement of the '60s destroyed property, Cunt. Was the black civil rights movement of the '60s good or bad? If property destruction is the metric we use to determine whether a civil rights movement is good or bad, then it would follow that the civil rights movement of the '60s was bad, yes?

[Cunt]

Your logic shines.

Just keep excusing riots and hope they don't get to your house. That should fit the corporate media role a blueanon gets assigned.

I'll keep preferring legal means, and doing my best to not judge based on race.

[Seabass]

Your logic shines.

Just keep excusing riots and hope they don't get to your house. That should fit the corporate media role a blueanon gets assigned.

I'll keep preferring legal means, and doing my best to not judge based on race.

The black civil rights movement caused property damage. Was the black civil rights movement good or bad?

[L'Emmerdeur]

We'll just ignore all the mass killings by alt-right zealots, because property is much more important than human life.

[Hermit]

ETA: And what is this "friends of Epstein" shit. You mean, like Trump?

Our member from Yellowknife also keeps mentioning "friends of Maxwell".

Last December I brought a collection of photos showing who some of those friends are to his attention.

Bonus footage of Trump Roberts throwing a party at Mar-a-Lago. Featured guest is Jeffrey Epstein. Ghislaine Maxwell can be seen walking past both of them at 0:44 - 0:49.

He must have forgotten. I am confident he will forget again.

[pErvinalia]

Because all of those were home while the 'alt-left' rioted and burned billions worth of US treasure.

At home plotting terrorist attacks. Remember, the FBI deems them a greater threat than the left wing. I'll believe the experts over you any day.

[Joe]

Well they did manage to get out for a few extracurricular activities.

2020 was a record year for far right violence in the U.S.
There were a large number of far right killings and car attacks at Black Lives Matter demonstrations in 2020

This year was quite active for the far right in the United States, especially after its relative downturn in 2019 as a violent street movement compared to the recent past. Although the far right may not have committed as many high-profile massacres as previous years, 2020 saw more murders and car attacks at demonstrations than any year in recent memory.

While the openly fascist wing of the "alt-right" continued to implode over the past year, some on the far right picked up steam: the Boogaloo movement — a new grouping of younger activists with militia-style politics, but the look and feel of the alt-right; Groypers — white nationalists and their allies who are trying to influence the Trumpist movement from inside; and followers of the QAnon conspiracy theory, who believe Trump is always about to arrest a cabal of liberal, deep state, satanic pedophiles. Moreover, aggressive street demonstrations led by the Proud Boys reached a fever pitch, inspired by comments from Donald Trump, and renewed opposition to the revived Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement.
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The killings of Danielson, Reinoehl and Keltner were all connected to very aggressive demonstrations, mostly led by the Proud Boys. These had morphed into joint anti-antifa/anti-BLM- themed events, the two movements now joined in the far right's feverish imagination. Although found in various cities, until the election they continued to be largely centered in Portland.

The Proud Boys became the undisputed far right street force of the year, and were even mentioned in the presidential debate, with Trump telling them to "stand back and stand by." In Portland — where BLM demonstrations have gone on for over 200 days — the Proud Boys held a series of violent demonstrations. On August 22, Proud Boy Alan Swinney pointed a handgun in the middle of a melee while police stood by. The next week, a vehicle caravan attacked bystanders with paintballs and mace, and the day ended with Danielson's death. On September 26, the Proud Boys held an aggressive, drunken demonstration at a North Portland park while the counter-demonstration was held elsewhere. Post-election rallies included the November 14 "Million MAGA March" in Washington, D.C., where — for the first time since Charlottesville — well-known white nationalists openly mixed with other Trumpists. A follow-up December 12 rally was marked by more clashes with anti-fascists and vandalism at two Black churches, plus four stabbings and a shooting. The Proud Boys' leader called for his members to violently disrupt Joe Biden's inauguration. And on December 21, members of a protest, which included armed members of groups like the Proud Boys, attempted to break into the statehouse in Salem, Oregon.

This is where the lie alt-right apologists push goes awry. BLM isn't solely responsible for the violence of 2020, but we already know that rightwing extremists were responsible for two thirds of it.

Of course, these facts don't matter to the extremists and their shills. They will push their lies regardless of reality.

[Sean Hayden]

and followers of the QAnon conspiracy theory, who believe Trump is always about to arrest a cabal of liberal, deep state, satanic pedophiles.

It can't be real. What is the actual number of people that have these beliefs? It's a remarkable claim that a large number of people really believe this stuff.

[Seabass]

and followers of the QAnon conspiracy theory, who believe Trump is always about to arrest a cabal of liberal, deep state, satanic pedophiles.

It can't be real. What is the actual number of people that have these beliefs? It's a remarkable claim that a large number of people really believe this stuff.

Have you seriously never heard of Qanon? I'm jealous. There were Q people in the crowd that sacked the capital. There are two Q people in congress (Greene and Boebert) and more Q people in state and local governments. Trumps rallies used to have a ton of them.

https://www.bbc.com/news/53498434
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/QAnon

[Sean Hayden]

Yes, I'm aware of Q. How many people really believe this stuff?

[Seabass]

A lot, apparently. Millions?

The last five years have annihilated any doubts I had regarding just how batshit the American right can get. How can you still have doubts? I mean, we had an actual insurrection over an insane lie.