How Trump Brought Nazis Into Republican Politics

[Bud_Spencer]

NaziLover loves to trot out this old canard.

Actually, about the only thing scholars agree upon is that the word was first used by Mussolini.

Here's the interesting thing: In 2000, the Senate Majority Leader, Democrat Tom Daschle, made a speech in which he called the fasces the ideological symbol of the Democratic Party. I couldn't agree more.

The Dems hate the monster so much they've become the monster

 

[Philthy_Phil]

You leftist POS ramble on with your oh so erudite theories on this and that and Trump. You concoct these pronunciations based on a series logical thought processes that make a pretzel feel shamed and inadequate. But most importantly you make these pronouncements in total disregard of the established historical record. Pronouncements based on things that may or may not have been said as opposed to what was actually done.

You're fucking morons. Total out of touch with reality fucking morons.

I'll make some pronouncements of my own here.

1. The Biden administration will be the worst thing that ever happened for the American black community since the Wilson administration.

2. The Biden administration will be the worst thing that ever happened to the American middle class..............EVER.

Such an angry trumptard. Lol

Maybe killing a baby will cheer your old useless ass up?

 

[YDB95]

In 2000, the Senate Majority Leader, Democrat Tom Daschle, made a speech in which he called the fasces the ideological symbol of the Democratic Party

Link, please.

 

[allison22]

Man on trial for threatening Democrats, hoped Trump would become the next Hitler


According to the Huffington Post, prosecutors have revealed that Brendan Hunt, a New York man who is on trial for making threats against members of Congress, is a neo-Nazi extremist who has fantasized about former President Donald Trump seizing power to become a second Adolf Hitler.


"Hunt, a Queens resident, is charged with threatening to assault and murder U.S. officials. Prosecutors say his targets included Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.), House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.)," reported Mary Papenfuss. "He posted a video on social media Jan. 8 encouraging his viewers to return to the U.S. Capitol after the riot with their guns to 'kill your senators ... slaughter them all,' according to the complaint against him. If convicted, Hunt could face up to 10 years in prison."

Prosecutors revealed new text messages in court that showed the extent of his extremist beliefs, according to the report.


"[During] Hitler's first term in office, circumstances were such that it was necessary for him to override the democratic process and become the absolute leader of his country. Trump should prob do the same if necessary," said one text. Another video posted to social media showed Hunt explaining how he would speak in code, saying he would use the word "juice" to describe the people "who [run] the world," as in "I don't want to kill the juice just yet."
https://www.rawstory.com/trump-hitler-2652750110/

 

[phrodeau]

Or counting illegitimate votes, failing to purge voters rolls to gain an advantage but that's not fascism or racism, it's called cheatism!

Cyber Ninjas have been counting illegitimate votes in Arizona this week.

 

[Dribble]

Cyber Ninjas have been counting illegitimate votes in Arizona this week.

That will be difficult. After they use up their fingers...they will have to start over

 

[allison22]

'You have no right to be here': Neo-Nazi group threatens New Hampshire lawmaker for speaking against racism


A white nationalist group in New Hampshire posted threats against Democratic state Rep. Manny Espitia for speaking out against racism.

Espitia spotted graffiti reading 'keep New England white,' 'defend New England' and 'death to Israel' were spotted on the Rail Trail in Nashua, and the legislator posted photos on Twitter and blamed the group NSC-131 for the damage, according to WMUR-TV.

"I wanted to make sure folks know that there are people perpetrating acts of white supremacy right down the street here in Nashua," Espitia said.
Threats from NSC-131, a neo-Nazi group based in New England, were posted on the encrypted Telegram app.

"Anyone with a name like 'Manny Espitia', State Rep or not, has no moral right to throw shade at any true (White) Nationalist New Hampshirite," the post read. "You have no right to be here, you're an occupier here and the days of these types trampling on New England are coming to an end."

With an increasing number of public social media sites banning white supremacist and far-right content, extremist groups have flocked to Telegram as one of the last places they can spread their message and recruit — and despite an initial apparent effort by the company to ban white supremacists after the Capitol riot, the community is still thriving. The platform is also a haven for QAnon conspiracy theorists.

https://www.rawstory.com/manny-espitia/?utm_source=push_notifications

 

[Rightguide]

'You have no right to be here': Neo-Nazi group threatens New Hampshire lawmaker for speaking against racism


A white nationalist group in New Hampshire posted threats against Democratic state Rep. Manny Espitia for speaking out against racism.

Espitia spotted graffiti reading 'keep New England white,' 'defend New England' and 'death to Israel' were spotted on the Rail Trail in Nashua, and the legislator posted photos on Twitter and blamed the group NSC-131 for the damage, according to WMUR-TV.

"I wanted to make sure folks know that there are people perpetrating acts of white supremacy right down the street here in Nashua," Espitia said.
Threats from NSC-131, a neo-Nazi group based in New England, were posted on the encrypted Telegram app.

"Anyone with a name like 'Manny Espitia', State Rep or not, has no moral right to throw shade at any true (White) Nationalist New Hampshirite," the post read. "You have no right to be here, you're an occupier here and the days of these types trampling on New England are coming to an end."

With an increasing number of public social media sites banning white supremacist and far-right content, extremist groups have flocked to Telegram as one of the last places they can spread their message and recruit — and despite an initial apparent effort by the company to ban white supremacists after the Capitol riot, the community is still thriving. The platform is also a haven for QAnon conspiracy theorists.

https://www.rawstory.com/manny-espitia/?utm_source=push_notifications

Who broke the encryption? Sounds like made up bullshit to me.