FBI: Bubba Wallace incident confirmed hoax

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Originally Posted by BeardoMSU

Btw, since you've decided to swan dive head first into the white supremacist tropes, I'm curious what your next user-name will be when you inevitably wear out your welcome again? 007 last time....Rex this time....what's next? And while you're at it, why not just lay all your cards on the table. How about explain your issues with Israel you hinted at in the other thread?

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Not wanting your history, culture, nations, and religion done away with is now "supremacy" - got it, Mr. water carrier for the Fortune 500.

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Originally Posted by Rex54

"White people's history and culture is being systematically targeted for erasure and everywhere they live there is a program of systematic demographic replacement."

What level of "racism" does that fall under: 1, 2, or 3?

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Whomp whomp

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Originally Posted by Rex54

got it, Mr. water carrier for the Fortune 500.

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Very astute retort.

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Originally Posted by Lord McBuckethead

Who do they need to apologize to? Who needs to do the apologizing? Seems to me no one was involved in this situation. Are you saying the media should apologize? They didn't raise the alarm, NASCAR did. I really do not see who owes who an apology. Did the story hurt you as a white person? Did it offend you? I would say that more than 80% would be disgusted by it. More like 90%. And that is a good thing. The problem is, the other 10% have a serious issue, that at this point no one can address or correct. it is the way they were raised or personal ideology they personally prescribe to. Not unlike fundamentalist Muslims in that way. Ideologies are impossible to change. Also, those 10% pollute the issue in the public forums. 10% leads to a dumb ass discussions about defending something that is kin to the person that would hang a noose.

Back to the original post. What the hell is this entire topic about? You want me to admit the media got it wrong? They sure did. So did Bubba, his entire crew, the car owner, NASCAR, all other drivers, and everyone that heard the initial information.
The awesome thing to me is that NASCAR handled this fantastically. They dropped the hammer and stated that anyone involved would be banned for life. The drivers stood with their fellow competitor in support. Old timers like Richard Petty showed his support, linking old ass bitches to this situation. Literally everything was handled perfectly. They even worked with the FBI to get an answer to the situation. Perfect.

So to Rex, you are vindicated. The entire media is out against your way of life.

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The people like Jemele Hill who said, and I quote, that the Bubba Wallace incident was 'a painful reminder of just how much people are invested in maintaining racist institutions' and said it is a reminder of who the sport is for. That is who should apologize. Was I personally offended by that? No, because I'm not a NASCAR fan. Can I understand how NASCAR fans could be offended by that kind of a picture painted of them? Absolutely.

And yes, I can guarantee some people like her were, deep down, actually disappointed it proved to not be true. That is pretty clearly the case, since they can't let it go even now.

I do support those fighting for the end of racism. I join that fight. Jumping onto incidents like this and riding them into the ground despite all evidence is counterproductive and actually serves to hurt that fight. That is my point. I believe it was handled correctly by pretty much everyone (except those making broader generalizations) up until the point at which it was proven to not be true. Once that happened, those backing away got it right. Those continuing to try to shape this into something worth discussing are now handling it incorrectly.

I agree with you that the fact that just about everybody agrees a purposeful noose inside someone's stall is disgusting and not tolerated is a positive thing. Some people want you to believe that many people don't think that's disgusting, and those are the people still riding this. That is not a positive thing.

Pretty much any 007/Rex comment...

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For the record, I'm not with Rex. There is a point at the bottom of what he is saying specifically about the Bubba Wallace incident, but then he piles a bunch of crap I don't agree with on top of that point and goes way overboard. He would be one of the 20% I was talking about in the other direction.

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Originally Posted by smootness

The people like Jemele Hill who said, and I quote, that the Bubba Wallace incident was 'a painful reminder of just how much people are invested in maintaining racist institutions' and said it is a reminder of who the sport is for. That is who should apologize. Was I personally offended by that? No, because I'm not a NASCAR fan. Can I understand how NASCAR fans could be offended by that kind of a picture painted of them? Absolutely.

And yes, I can guarantee some people like her were, deep down, actually disappointed it proved to not be true. That is pretty clearly the case, since they can't let it go even now.

I do support those fighting for the end of racism. I join that fight. Jumping onto incidents like this and riding them into the ground despite all evidence is counterproductive and actually serves to hurt that fight. That is my point. I believe it was handled correctly by pretty much everyone (except those making broader generalizations) up until the point at which it was proven to not be true. Once that happened, those backing away got it right. Those continuing to try to shape this into something worth discussing are now handling it incorrectly.

I agree with you that the fact that just about everybody agrees a purposeful noose inside someone's stall is disgusting and not tolerated is a positive thing. Some people want you to believe that many people don't think that's disgusting, and those are the people still riding this. That is not a positive thing.

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Well, as a semi-fan of the sport and a family member/friend of avid fans of the sport, let me assure you that you need not feel for them... for she was absolutely correct.

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Originally Posted by Turfdawg67

Well, as a semi-fan of the sport and a family member/friend of avid fans of the sport, let me assure you that you need not feel for them... for she was absolutely correct.

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I'm not even saying she was wrong about the generalization she made. But using this to support that argument proved to be, obviously, false and ridiculous. Which should at the very least be corrected.

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Originally Posted by Turfdawg67

Well, as a semi-fan of the sport and a family member/friend of avid fans of the sport, let me assure you that you need not feel for them... for she was absolutely correct.

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Painting with a broad brush there, eh? Guess you "semi" racist as a "semi-fan"

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Originally Posted by Rex54

"White people's history and culture is being systematically targeted for erasure and everywhere they live there is a program of systematic demographic replacement."

What level of "racism" does that fall under: 1, 2, or 3?

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Well let me know the parts they are systematically trying to target for erasure, and I will tell you at what level that white person's shit is racist.

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Originally Posted by smootness

For the record, I'm not with Rex. There is a point at the bottom of what he is saying specifically about the Bubba Wallace incident, but then he piles a bunch of crap I don't agree with on top of that point and goes way overboard. He would be one of the 20% I was talking about in the other direction.

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"Way overboard" = way truthful. As the nation plunges leftward staying always in the "middle" just keeps you moving left too. Our society is a joke. The media uses lies about police brutality and "racism" being a widespread phenomenon and defend the rioting, looting, and violence that follows. Statues of founding fathers are being toppled daily. We're witnessing the destruction of our civilization and you people are too scared to point it out. Well, I'll say it. The king has no clothes. Racism is almost nonexistent in America. The interracial violent crime stats are so disproportionate it's almost comical and yet nobody talks about that. The Fortune 500 has more power than the Soviet politburo ever dreamed of and is turning the world crazy in hopes of breaking all relationship with the past, with community, with nationhood, with religion with collective group interests to line their pockets.

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Originally Posted by smootness

The people like Jemele Hill who said, and I quote, that the Bubba Wallace incident was 'a painful reminder of just how much people are invested in maintaining racist institutions' and said it is a reminder of who the sport is for. That is who should apologize. Was I personally offended by that? No, because I'm not a NASCAR fan. Can I understand how NASCAR fans could be offended by that kind of a picture painted of them? Absolutely.

And yes, I can guarantee some people like her were, deep down, actually disappointed it proved to not be true. That is pretty clearly the case, since they can't let it go even now.

I do support those fighting for the end of racism. I join that fight. Jumping onto incidents like this and riding them into the ground despite all evidence is counterproductive and actually serves to hurt that fight. That is my point. I believe it was handled correctly by pretty much everyone (except those making broader generalizations) up until the point at which it was proven to not be true. Once that happened, those backing away got it right. Those continuing to try to shape this into something worth discussing are now handling it incorrectly.

I agree with you that the fact that just about everybody agrees a purposeful noose inside someone's stall is disgusting and not tolerated is a positive thing. Some people want you to believe that many people don't think that's disgusting, and those are the people still riding this. That is not a positive thing.

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I think something that has to be placed into context with this incident is that NASCAR was already at DEFCON 1 because they had just banned the Battle Flag from events - and the first event would be at that bastion of rednecks known as Dega. And if you have ever been to a race at Dega, you know - it's redneck spectacle beyond compare. They had already had to kick people out with the flag, and I am sure they were expecting the worst. So, when you have something like this pop up in the middle of everything else- NASCAR over-reacting doesn't seem that out of line.

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Originally Posted by Lord McBuckethead

Well let me know the parts they are systematically trying to target for erasure, and I will tell you at what level that white person's shit is racist.

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We get it. You're driven by a fanatical anti-white animus. America today makes it easy to understand how the gulags we're allowed to happen.

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Originally Posted by smootness

The people like Jemele Hill who said, and I quote, that the Bubba Wallace incident was 'a painful reminder of just how much people are invested in maintaining racist institutions' and said it is a reminder of who the sport is for. That is who should apologize. Was I personally offended by that? No, because I'm not a NASCAR fan. Can I understand how NASCAR fans could be offended by that kind of a picture painted of them? Absolutely.

And yes, I can guarantee some people like her were, deep down, actually disappointed it proved to not be true. That is pretty clearly the case, since they can't let it go even now.

I do support those fighting for the end of racism. I join that fight. Jumping onto incidents like this and riding them into the ground despite all evidence is counterproductive and actually serves to hurt that fight. That is my point. I believe it was handled correctly by pretty much everyone (except those making broader generalizations) up until the point at which it was proven to not be true. Once that happened, those backing away got it right. Those continuing to try to shape this into something worth discussing are now handling it incorrectly.

I agree with you that the fact that just about everybody agrees a purposeful noose inside someone's stall is disgusting and not tolerated is a positive thing. Some people want you to believe that many people don't think that's disgusting, and those are the people still riding this. That is not a positive thing.

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She should apologize that this one instance was not a reminder of just how much people are invested in maintaining racist institutions. Then she should point at the fans that paid for the gigantic rebel flag sign pulled by the airplane around the course last week, and the people bitching about the rebel flag ban. Either way, she should apologize. Her example was the wrong one to use. At least my two examples have nothing to do with NASCAR proper. Which is awesome that NASCAR is doing their duty and trying to squash that kind of crap.

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Originally Posted by Rex54

We get it. You're driven by a fanatical anti-white animus. America today makes it easy to understand how the gulags we're allowed to happen.

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The only fanaticism in thread is coming from you, dude.

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Originally Posted by BrunswickDawg

I think something that has to be placed into context with this incident is that NASCAR was already at DEFCON 1 because they had just banned the Battle Flag from events - and the first event would be at that bastion of rednecks known as Dega. And if you have ever been to a race at Dega, you know - it's redneck spectacle beyond compare. They had already had to kick people out with the flag, and I am sure they were expecting the worst. So, when you have something like this pop up in the middle of everything else- NASCAR over-reacting doesn't seem that out of line.

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I actually never considered the exact timing of this incident other than the national atmosphere. Great point. I would add, NASCAR didn't over-react. Their reaction was perfect and i wish more would follow their lead. TAP, TAP, MS legislature.

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Originally Posted by Rex54

We get it. You're driven by a fanatical anti-white animus. America today makes it easy to understand how the gulags we're allowed to happen.

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you do realize that you viewpoint is the path to a gulag....right?
My viewpoint is for equality. My viewpoint is the vast morale high ground.

I don't know you, but from reading your takes on things I would have to conclude we wouldn't agree about much.

Like I said...

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Rex
What was the goal of this thread?

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Originally Posted by Lord McBuckethead

you do realize that you viewpoint is the path to a gulag....right?
My viewpoint is for equality. My viewpoint is the vast morale high ground.

I don't know you, but from reading your takes on things I would have to conclude we wouldn't agree about much.

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No, I think I know my history of Russia in 1917, Spain in 1936, and China in 1966 to understand where things are and which side you are on, but thanks for playing.

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Originally Posted by Lord McBuckethead

Rex
What was the goal of this thread?

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Awareness promotion

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Originally Posted by Rex54

No, I think I know my history of Russia in 1917, Spain in 1936, and China in 1966 to understand where things are and which side you are on, but thanks for playing.

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Dang this is funny as shit. Well it would be if it wasn't tragic.

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Originally Posted by Lord McBuckethead

She should apologize that this one instance was not a reminder of just how much people are invested in maintaining racist institutions. Then she should point at the fans that paid for the gigantic rebel flag sign pulled by the airplane around the course last week, and the people bitching about the rebel flag ban. Either way, she should apologize. Her example was the wrong one to use. At least my two examples have nothing to do with NASCAR proper. Which is awesome that NASCAR is doing their duty and trying to squash that kind of crap.

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The good thing is, those people are not all that common and at this point have essentially no power, which is why they're ok doing it in the first place.

Historical racism has left a legacy that we still fight today, and should fight. And there are certainly still racists and people with serious prejudice. Luckily, in most instances, those people aren't in any position to actually use that prejudice to severely harm another group of people. We still have the effects of historical racism to continue to correct, sure. But blatant outward racism? Not really.

Using incidents like this to try to show that we do, which is what some people were quick to do, is not good and serves only themselves.

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Originally Posted by smootness

The good thing is, those people are not all that common and at this point have essentially no power, which is why they're ok doing it in the first place.

Historical racism has left a legacy that we still fight today, and should fight. And there are certainly still racists and people with serious prejudice. Luckily, in most instances, those people aren't in any position to actually use that prejudice to severely harm another group of people. We still have the effects of historical racism to continue to correct, sure. But blatant outward racism? Not really.

Using incidents like this to try to show that we do, which is what some people were quick to do, is not good and serves only themselves.

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There only power is to get people like Rex all flustered and have to go out of his way to "prove" one incident wasn't actually racist. Good job Rex. No one on this board saw that in the news or on Twitter.

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Originally Posted by Rex54

No, I think I know my history of Russia in 1917, Spain in 1936, and China in 1966 to understand where things are and which side you are on, but thanks for playing.

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Who controlled the Gulags in Russia? Ahhh 17 it. Why even discuss with this asshole? At least my vote cancels his out. The 30 mexicans I am taking to the polls is where it is at though>>**

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Originally Posted by Turfdawg67

Well, as a semi-fan of the sport and a family member/friend of avid fans of the sport, let me assure you that you need not feel for them... for she was absolutely correct.

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Not true. I was a fan for years and had just started watching again. Bubba is one of the drivers I picked to cheer for this year. Here?s the thing though. Her comments did NOT offend me at all. I immediately labeled her as a dubmass racist when I heard her ignorance. I laughed at her. I didn?t pile in the corner and cry or go start burning shit and destroying property. That?s just me though.

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Originally Posted by Lord McBuckethead

There only power is to get people like Rex all flustered and have to go out of his way to "prove" one incident wasn't actually racist. Good job Rex. No one on this board saw that in the news or on Twitter.

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You're the one that finds racism in your cereal and the clouds. The fact is that white racism is almost nonexistent in America. Racism is on full display though with these hoaxes, and they are numerous, against white people to achieve political and monetary goals of the elite by driving division and victimhood mindsets.

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Not true. I was a fan for years and had just started watching again. Bubba is one of the drivers I picked to cheer for this year. Here?s the thing though. Her comments did NOT offend me at all. I immediately labeled her as a dubmass racist when I heard her ignorance. I laughed at her. I didn?t pile in the corner and cry or go start burning shit and destroying property. That?s just me though.

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That is a pretty good take. And she should be called out for her blanket statements.

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Originally Posted by Lord McBuckethead

Who controlled the Gulags in Russia? Ahhh 17 it. Why even discuss with this asshole? At least my vote cancels his out. The 30 mexicans I am taking to the polls is where it is at though>>**

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For the record I think Trump loses big, and he won't be getting my vote.

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Originally Posted by Rex54

It is my duty to fight back against this blood libel. Europeans are so incredibly anti-racist they've been brainwashed to give away their own nations, history, and culture. This has been done by the capitalists who want your identity not based on your ancestors, nation, and religion but in their products. Spiteful mutants like yourself, called "useful idiots" by the powers that be in the past, are just a pawn in the complete eradication of Western Civilization in favor of a global multicultural strip mall devoid of all that makes us human beings made in the image of God. They found that complete control was so much easier to implement under "liberal capital market Stalinism" rather than governmental control.

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In this post you condemn Capitalism, Socialism and Communism....

Which economic structure do you want us to follow? Barter, Subsistence, Serf?

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Originally Posted by Lord McBuckethead

Rex
What was the goal of this thread?

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In this post you condemn Capitalism, Socialism and Communism....

Which economic structure do you want us to follow? Barter, Subsistence, Serf?

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The economy should serve the people, the people do not exist to serve the economy. I'm highly flexible as to what will be needed at any time to achieve that. The banks and mega corporations have more power and control over culture and society now than any government. They do not have the right to dictate civilization. Huey Long would have made a great President.

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The economy should serve the people, the people do not exist to serve the economy. I'm highly flexible as to what will be needed at any time to achieve that. The banks and mega corporations have more power and control over culture and society now than any government. They do not have the right to dictate civilization. Huey Long would have made a great President.

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That's not an economic system. That's pixies and fairy dust.

A complete free market leads to banks and mega corps running everything.
A complete State controlled economy leads to Communism.

You say you hate both.

Economies are either capitalist ( free market) or Socialist ( Command Economy) or like reality, somewhere in between. You have rejected both systems, which leaves nothing...

You hate communism and say Huey Long have made a great president????. Huey Long was so far left he made FDR look like Ronald Reagan. Long was left of Bernie and AOC....


Share Our Wealth was a movement that began in February 1934, during the Great Depression, by Huey Long,

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The key planks of the Share Our Wealth platform included:

No person would be allowed to accumulate a personal net worth of more than 300 times the average family fortune.

A graduated capital levy tax would be assessed on all persons with a net worth exceeding $1 million.[1]

Annual incomes would be limited to $1 million and inheritances would be capped at $5.1 million.[1]

Every family was to be furnished with a homestead allowance of not less than one-third the average family wealth of the country.

Every family was to be guaranteed an annual family income of at least $2,000 to $2,500, or not less than one-third of the average annual family income in the United States. Yearly income, however, cannot exceed more than 300 times the size of the average family income.[1]

An old-age pension would be made available for all persons over 60.[1]

To balance agricultural production, the government would preserve/store surplus goods, abolishing the practice of destroying surplus food and other necessities due to lack of purchasing power.[1]

Veterans would be paid a pension and healthcare benefits.[1]

Free education and training for all students to have equal opportunities in all schools, colleges, universities, and other institutions for training in the professions and vocations of life.[1]

The raising of revenue and taxes for the support of this program was to come from the reduction of swollen fortunes from the top, as well as for the support of public works to give employment whenever there may be any slackening necessary in private enterprise.[1]

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And you call me a communist....

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Originally Posted by SheltonChoked

That's not an economic system. That's pixies and fairy dust.

A complete free market leads to banks and mega corps running everything.
A complete State controlled economy leads to Communism.

You say you hate both.

Economies are either capitalist ( free market) or Socialist ( Command Economy) or like reality, somewhere in between. You have rejected both systems, which leaves nothing...

You hate communism and say Huey Long have made a great president????. Huey Long was so far left he made FDR look like Ronald Reagan. Long was left of Bernie and AOC....


Share Our Wealth was a movement that began in February 1934, during the Great Depression, by Huey Long,


And you call me a communist....

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You forgot this for Rex.....

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You forgot this for Rex.....

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Sure is easy being a smarmy smug low-t douchebag right now but just remember in totalitarian systems having the system approved opinions doesn't guarantee anything. They'll come after you in an instant, like all those good liberal "Karen's" lately. "Racism" is a weapon to displace white nations and people from their cultures, history, traditions, etc. All to push a global multicultural market, importing the third world and giving them purchasing power.

Demographics don't lie. Interracial violent crime stats don't lie, they'll just start to go unreported once you get your wish and abolish the police. Look at the Rotherham grooming scandal in England where thousands of young girls were groomed and nobody spoke up out of fear of being called racist. Within the last couple weeks in America there have been numerous stories of family members losing jobs because someone else said something deemed "insensitive". We all can see what's happening in our country and the West at large and your smug bullshit changes none of it.

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and your smug bullshit changes none of it.

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Ah, I see....but you started a thread to "dunk" on people does, though, lol? Jesus Christ you are insufferable.

Rex is correct though in that people similar to him are being slowly phased out. I'm sure it's terrifying.

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Originally Posted by chef dixon

Rex is correct though in that people similar to him are being slowly phased out. I'm sure it's terrifying.

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Yep. They'll keep moving his desk to smaller and smaller offices, until he eventually winds up in the basement, in the dark, rambling on about his stapler.

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