25 Sep 2017, 10:53 pm
funeralxempire wrote:
These Nazis. You should take your head out of your backside, it smells nicer and you won't be blind to the reality around you any longer.
Where is the context? The story? Who, exactly, are these people? I don't see any swastikas. What does this single photo prove?
25 Sep 2017, 10:59 pm
Click this link to Vice News, and see for yourself what I speak of.
Lintar wrote:
funeralxempire wrote:
These Nazis. You should take your head out of your backside, it smells nicer and you won't be blind to the reality around you any longer.
Where is the context? The story? Who, exactly, are these people? I don't see any swastikas. What does this single photo prove?
25 Sep 2017, 11:01 pm
KagamineLen wrote:
Uhm, if they support the rights of neo Nazis and Klansmen to march with automatic weapons and baseball bats while looking for a fight, yet turn around and state that the NFL is anti American because of some patriotic civil disobedience, I think it is fair to see where their hearts really are at. So actual neo Nazi and Klan membership is low, but there is a very large and very vocal crowd in their corner who tends to forget that their Klan and Nazi friends were highly armed, highly dangerous, and very much looking to stomp some heads in ways that go far beyond what the First Amendment actually covers. Trump himself claimed that they were "very fine people".
So, they may not be actual Nazis or Klansmen, but they certainly are sympathetic to their cause.
So, they may not be actual Nazis or Klansmen, but they certainly are sympathetic to their cause.
Oh, so they support free speech and the right to assemble (whether or not they support the actual cause) and that makes them Nazi sympathizers. Gee, thank's for the clarification.
Where did you see automatic weapons being carried?
25 Sep 2017, 11:14 pm
Raptor wrote:
KagamineLen wrote:
Uhm, if they support the rights of neo Nazis and Klansmen to march with automatic weapons and baseball bats while looking for a fight, yet turn around and state that the NFL is anti American because of some patriotic civil disobedience, I think it is fair to see where their hearts really are at. So actual neo Nazi and Klan membership is low, but there is a very large and very vocal crowd in their corner who tends to forget that their Klan and Nazi friends were highly armed, highly dangerous, and very much looking to stomp some heads in ways that go far beyond what the First Amendment actually covers. Trump himself claimed that they were "very fine people".
So, they may not be actual Nazis or Klansmen, but they certainly are sympathetic to their cause.
So, they may not be actual Nazis or Klansmen, but they certainly are sympathetic to their cause.
Oh, so they support free speech and the right to assemble (whether or not they support the actual cause) and that makes them Nazi sympathizers. Gee, thank's for the clarification.
Where did you see automatic weapons being carried?
Watch the video in this link. If you still think that what these men were up to is protected by the First Amendment, you have issues.
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25 Sep 2017, 11:17 pm
Raptor wrote:
Oh, so they support free speech and the right to assemble (whether or not they support the actual cause) and that makes them Nazi sympathizers. Gee, thank's for the clarification.
Where did you see automatic weapons being carried?
Where did you see automatic weapons being carried?
https://qz.com/1053604/who-were-the-arm ... -military/
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world ... 90081.html
https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/ar ... er/537087/
http://metro.co.uk/2017/08/13/white-sup ... s-6849661/
Those were the first four returns after searching 'charlottesville assault rifles' on Google. You're not really this uninformed on the topic you're attempting to argue over, are you?
25 Sep 2017, 11:19 pm
25 Sep 2017, 11:21 pm
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25 Sep 2017, 11:28 pm
SH90 wrote:
No, automatic weapons was carried...
It's not unreasonable to call a semi-automatic rifle based on a select fire weapon an assault rifle. You can murder people just as effectively without an automatic or three round burst mode, let's not try to pretend otherwise.
25 Sep 2017, 11:31 pm
25 Sep 2017, 11:34 pm
funeralxempire wrote:
SH90 wrote:
No, automatic weapons was carried...
It's not unreasonable to call a semi-automatic rifle based on a select fire weapon an assault rifle. You can murder people just as effectively without an automatic or three round burst mode, let's not try to pretend otherwise.
Not an assault rifle either, without it being select fire. Looks like a sporting rifle, like the one in my avatar.
25 Sep 2017, 11:35 pm
KagamineLen wrote:
Raptor wrote:
KagamineLen wrote:
Uhm, if they support the rights of neo Nazis and Klansmen to march with automatic weapons and baseball bats while looking for a fight, yet turn around and state that the NFL is anti American because of some patriotic civil disobedience, I think it is fair to see where their hearts really are at. So actual neo Nazi and Klan membership is low, but there is a very large and very vocal crowd in their corner who tends to forget that their Klan and Nazi friends were highly armed, highly dangerous, and very much looking to stomp some heads in ways that go far beyond what the First Amendment actually covers. Trump himself claimed that they were "very fine people".
So, they may not be actual Nazis or Klansmen, but they certainly are sympathetic to their cause.
So, they may not be actual Nazis or Klansmen, but they certainly are sympathetic to their cause.
Oh, so they support free speech and the right to assemble (whether or not they support the actual cause) and that makes them Nazi sympathizers. Gee, thank's for the clarification.
Where did you see automatic weapons being carried?
Watch the video in this link. If you still think that what these men were up to is protected by the First Amendment, you have issues.
You just don't get it, do you?
25 Sep 2017, 11:38 pm
Raptor wrote:
KagamineLen wrote:
Raptor wrote:
KagamineLen wrote:
Uhm, if they support the rights of neo Nazis and Klansmen to march with automatic weapons and baseball bats while looking for a fight, yet turn around and state that the NFL is anti American because of some patriotic civil disobedience, I think it is fair to see where their hearts really are at. So actual neo Nazi and Klan membership is low, but there is a very large and very vocal crowd in their corner who tends to forget that their Klan and Nazi friends were highly armed, highly dangerous, and very much looking to stomp some heads in ways that go far beyond what the First Amendment actually covers. Trump himself claimed that they were "very fine people".
So, they may not be actual Nazis or Klansmen, but they certainly are sympathetic to their cause.
So, they may not be actual Nazis or Klansmen, but they certainly are sympathetic to their cause.
Oh, so they support free speech and the right to assemble (whether or not they support the actual cause) and that makes them Nazi sympathizers. Gee, thank's for the clarification.
Where did you see automatic weapons being carried?
Watch the video in this link. If you still think that what these men were up to is protected by the First Amendment, you have issues.
You just don't get it, do you?
I understand that you believe armed intimidation of racial minorities should be considered protected free speech. But only if white men are armed.
25 Sep 2017, 11:42 pm
funeralxempire wrote:
Raptor wrote:
Oh, so they support free speech and the right to assemble (whether or not they support the actual cause) and that makes them Nazi sympathizers. Gee, thank's for the clarification.
Where did you see automatic weapons being carried?
Where did you see automatic weapons being carried?
https://qz.com/1053604/who-were-the-arm ... -military/
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world ... 90081.html
https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/ar ... er/537087/
http://metro.co.uk/2017/08/13/white-sup ... s-6849661/
Those were the first four returns after searching 'charlottesville assault rifles' on Google. You're not really this uninformed on the topic you're attempting to argue over, are you?
Those are CAR-15's (semi-auto M-4 clones) and not automatic weapon's.
There is a legal and technical difference. Just because they look scary to you doesn't make them automatic weapons. This scary guns topic has been discussed ad nauseam on this forum the whole 10 years that I've been on WP.
25 Sep 2017, 11:44 pm
KagamineLen wrote:
Raptor wrote:
KagamineLen wrote:
Raptor wrote:
KagamineLen wrote:
Uhm, if they support the rights of neo Nazis and Klansmen to march with automatic weapons and baseball bats while looking for a fight, yet turn around and state that the NFL is anti American because of some patriotic civil disobedience, I think it is fair to see where their hearts really are at. So actual neo Nazi and Klan membership is low, but there is a very large and very vocal crowd in their corner who tends to forget that their Klan and Nazi friends were highly armed, highly dangerous, and very much looking to stomp some heads in ways that go far beyond what the First Amendment actually covers. Trump himself claimed that they were "very fine people".
So, they may not be actual Nazis or Klansmen, but they certainly are sympathetic to their cause.
So, they may not be actual Nazis or Klansmen, but they certainly are sympathetic to their cause.
Oh, so they support free speech and the right to assemble (whether or not they support the actual cause) and that makes them Nazi sympathizers. Gee, thank's for the clarification.
Where did you see automatic weapons being carried?
Watch the video in this link. If you still think that what these men were up to is protected by the First Amendment, you have issues.
You just don't get it, do you?
I understand that you believe armed intimidation of racial minorities should be considered protected free speech. But only if white men are armed.
Nice strawman fallacy attempt there...
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25 Sep 2017, 11:46 pm
25 Sep 2017, 11:47 pm
Raptor wrote:
KagamineLen wrote:
Raptor wrote:
KagamineLen wrote:
Raptor wrote:
KagamineLen wrote:
Uhm, if they support the rights of neo Nazis and Klansmen to march with automatic weapons and baseball bats while looking for a fight, yet turn around and state that the NFL is anti American because of some patriotic civil disobedience, I think it is fair to see where their hearts really are at. So actual neo Nazi and Klan membership is low, but there is a very large and very vocal crowd in their corner who tends to forget that their Klan and Nazi friends were highly armed, highly dangerous, and very much looking to stomp some heads in ways that go far beyond what the First Amendment actually covers. Trump himself claimed that they were "very fine people".
So, they may not be actual Nazis or Klansmen, but they certainly are sympathetic to their cause.
So, they may not be actual Nazis or Klansmen, but they certainly are sympathetic to their cause.
Oh, so they support free speech and the right to assemble (whether or not they support the actual cause) and that makes them Nazi sympathizers. Gee, thank's for the clarification.
Where did you see automatic weapons being carried?
Watch the video in this link. If you still think that what these men were up to is protected by the First Amendment, you have issues.
You just don't get it, do you?
I understand that you believe armed intimidation of racial minorities should be considered protected free speech. But only if white men are armed.
Nice strawman fallacy attempt there...
Stating what you implied back at you does not equate to a strawman argument. You are no normal troll. You are a master baiter.
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