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  • Sometimes, you just have to check out from all the bullshit..

    What I did instead of the dog and pony show tonight..

  • @mld-woody said:

    Attended by 

    https://www.thedailybeast.com/marjorie-taylor-greene-denies-knowing-nick-fuentes-after-speech-at-white-nationalist-conference-afpac/?via=twitter_page

    Sick.

    The "young white men" comment made me roll my eyes but the eye opener was the support of Putin.

    I couldn't make sense of that until I did a brief search. Of course, I should have known.

    This article is a very good read. A part of it is that Putin doesn't want Western liberalism influence in his back yard.

    Yes, like Putin we on the conservative side detest liberalism and its "woke" bullshit, and everything else that goes with it, but the sad part is that to these lefties sitting atop their perch of moral superiority, we and these extremists are one in the same.

    There isn't a conservative I know who supports Russia. There isn't one I know who blathers about "white power". 

    US Extremists Have Picked a Side in Ukraine: ‘Lol Putin Is Brilliant’ (vice.com)

    I copied and pasted some of the highlights.

    Since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine Wednesday night, far-right personalities have declared Russia a beacon of anti-wokeness and Putin a strong ethnonationalist. In their minds, Ukraine is just a corrupt pawn in a vast “globalist” conspiracy.

    One day before Russia invaded Ukraine, former Trump advisor Steve Bannon and Blackwater founder Erik Prince celebrated Putin for his anti-LGBTQ policies on a podcast. “Putin ain’t woke, he is anti-woke,” Bannon said. “The Russian people still know which bathrooms to use,” Prince added. 

    It may seem confusing that much of the American far-right, who increasingly describe any policies they dislike as “communism,” would be rooting for Russia, given the history of the Soviet Union. But for at least a decade, Russia has been cultivating deep ties and even bankrolling ultranationalist and far-right movements elsewhere. Religious fundamentalists and white supremacists, inspired partially by the writings of a Kremlin-linked ideologue, have hailed Putin as a white Christian crusader on a mission to restore traditional values. 

    In the U.S., “wokeness”—a catchall term for progressive or inclusive policies—is increasingly characterized on the right, especially among Christian nationalists, as antithetical to American values. That way of thinking has bled into pro-Putin rhetoric from the far-right this week. Some have mocked the U.S. for its inclusive policies on transgender recruits. 

     He has fans in the likes of former KKK leader David Duke and white supremacist Richard Spencer, who led chants of “Russia is our friend” during the violent “Unite the Right” rally in Charlottesville in 2017 and has called Russia “the sole white power in the world,” according to nonprofit Integrity First for America. 

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  • @mld-woody said:

    Attended by 

    https://www.thedailybeast.com/marjorie-taylor-greene-denies-knowing-nick-fuentes-after-speech-at-white-nationalist-conference-afpac/?via=twitter_page

    Sick.

    The "young white men" comment made me roll my eyes but the eye opener was the support of Putin.

    I couldn't make sense of that until I did a brief search. Of course, I should have known.

    This article is a very good read. A part of it is that Putin doesn't want Western liberalism influence in his back yard.

    Yes, like Putin we on the conservative side detest liberalism and its "woke" bullshit, and everything else that goes with it, but the sad part is that to these lefties sitting atop their perch of moral superiority, we and these extremists are one in the same.

    There isn't a conservative I know who supports Russia. There isn't one I know who blathers about "white power". 

    US Extremists Have Picked a Side in Ukraine: ‘Lol Putin Is Brilliant’ (vice.com)

    I copied and pasted some of the highlights.

    Since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine Wednesday night, far-right personalities have declared Russia a beacon of anti-wokeness and Putin a strong ethnonationalist. In their minds, Ukraine is just a corrupt pawn in a vast “globalist” conspiracy.

    One day before Russia invaded Ukraine, former Trump advisor Steve Bannon and Blackwater founder Erik Prince celebrated Putin for his anti-LGBTQ policies on a podcast. “Putin ain’t woke, he is anti-woke,” Bannon said. “The Russian people still know which bathrooms to use,” Prince added. 

    It may seem confusing that much of the American far-right, who increasingly describe any policies they dislike as “communism,” would be rooting for Russia, given the history of the Soviet Union. But for at least a decade, Russia has been cultivating deep ties and even bankrolling ultranationalist and far-right movements elsewhere. Religious fundamentalists and white supremacists, inspired partially by the writings of a Kremlin-linked ideologue, have hailed Putin as a white Christian crusader on a mission to restore traditional values. 

    In the U.S., “wokeness”—a catchall term for progressive or inclusive policies—is increasingly characterized on the right, especially among Christian nationalists, as antithetical to American values. That way of thinking has bled into pro-Putin rhetoric from the far-right this week. Some have mocked the U.S. for its inclusive policies on transgender recruits. 

     He has fans in the likes of former KKK leader David Duke and white supremacist Richard Spencer, who led chants of “Russia is our friend” during the violent “Unite the Right” rally in Charlottesville in 2017 and has called Russia “the sole white power in the world,” according to nonprofit Integrity First for America. 

    @gorka said:

    Sick.

    The "young white men" comment made me roll my eyes but the eye opener was the support of Putin.

    I couldn't make sense of that until I did a brief search. Of course, I should have known.

    This article is a very good read. A part of it is that Putin doesn't want Western liberalism influence in his back yard.

    Yes, like Putin we on the conservative side detest liberalism and its "woke" bullshit, and everything else that goes with it, but the sad part is that to these lefties sitting atop their perch of moral superiority, we and these extremists are one in the same.

    There isn't a conservative I know who supports Russia. There isn't one I know who blathers about "white power". 

    US Extremists Have Picked a Side in Ukraine: ‘Lol Putin Is Brilliant’ (vice.com)

    I copied and pasted some of the highlights.

    Since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine Wednesday night, far-right personalities have declared Russia a beacon of anti-wokeness and Putin a strong ethnonationalist. In their minds, Ukraine is just a corrupt pawn in a vast “globalist” conspiracy.

    One day before Russia invaded Ukraine, former Trump advisor Steve Bannon and Blackwater founder Erik Prince celebrated Putin for his anti-LGBTQ policies on a podcast. “Putin ain’t woke, he is anti-woke,” Bannon said. “The Russian people still know which bathrooms to use,” Prince added. 

    It may seem confusing that much of the American far-right, who increasingly describe any policies they dislike as “communism,” would be rooting for Russia, given the history of the Soviet Union. But for at least a decade, Russia has been cultivating deep ties and even bankrolling ultranationalist and far-right movements elsewhere. Religious fundamentalists and white supremacists, inspired partially by the writings of a Kremlin-linked ideologue, have hailed Putin as a white Christian crusader on a mission to restore traditional values. 

    In the U.S., “wokeness”—a catchall term for progressive or inclusive policies—is increasingly characterized on the right, especially among Christian nationalists, as antithetical to American values. That way of thinking has bled into pro-Putin rhetoric from the far-right this week. Some have mocked the U.S. for its inclusive policies on transgender recruits. 

     He has fans in the likes of former KKK leader David Duke and white supremacist Richard Spencer, who led chants of “Russia is our friend” during the violent “Unite the Right” rally in Charlottesville in 2017 and has called Russia “the sole white power in the world,” according to nonprofit Integrity First for America. 

    Thanks for the reply. It seems others would prefer to post spam 

    I realize you may not know conservatives like this, but it is a shame they represent a portion of one of our political parties, even if fringe. And I'm guessing MTG, an elected Republican, knew exactly what she was doing. This fringe group got to ride in on the coattails of Trump, whether he advocated for them or not. 

  • @gorka said:

    Sick.

    The "young white men" comment made me roll my eyes but the eye opener was the support of Putin.

    I couldn't make sense of that until I did a brief search. Of course, I should have known.

    This article is a very good read. A part of it is that Putin doesn't want Western liberalism influence in his back yard.

    Yes, like Putin we on the conservative side detest liberalism and its "woke" bullshit, and everything else that goes with it, but the sad part is that to these lefties sitting atop their perch of moral superiority, we and these extremists are one in the same.

    There isn't a conservative I know who supports Russia. There isn't one I know who blathers about "white power". 

    US Extremists Have Picked a Side in Ukraine: ‘Lol Putin Is Brilliant’ (vice.com)

    I copied and pasted some of the highlights.

    Since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine Wednesday night, far-right personalities have declared Russia a beacon of anti-wokeness and Putin a strong ethnonationalist. In their minds, Ukraine is just a corrupt pawn in a vast “globalist” conspiracy.

    One day before Russia invaded Ukraine, former Trump advisor Steve Bannon and Blackwater founder Erik Prince celebrated Putin for his anti-LGBTQ policies on a podcast. “Putin ain’t woke, he is anti-woke,” Bannon said. “The Russian people still know which bathrooms to use,” Prince added. 

    It may seem confusing that much of the American far-right, who increasingly describe any policies they dislike as “communism,” would be rooting for Russia, given the history of the Soviet Union. But for at least a decade, Russia has been cultivating deep ties and even bankrolling ultranationalist and far-right movements elsewhere. Religious fundamentalists and white supremacists, inspired partially by the writings of a Kremlin-linked ideologue, have hailed Putin as a white Christian crusader on a mission to restore traditional values. 

    In the U.S., “wokeness”—a catchall term for progressive or inclusive policies—is increasingly characterized on the right, especially among Christian nationalists, as antithetical to American values. That way of thinking has bled into pro-Putin rhetoric from the far-right this week. Some have mocked the U.S. for its inclusive policies on transgender recruits. 

     He has fans in the likes of former KKK leader David Duke and white supremacist Richard Spencer, who led chants of “Russia is our friend” during the violent “Unite the Right” rally in Charlottesville in 2017 and has called Russia “the sole white power in the world,” according to nonprofit Integrity First for America. 

    Thanks for the reply. It seems others would prefer to post spam 

    I realize you may not know conservatives like this, but it is a shame they represent a portion of one of our political parties, even if fringe. And I'm guessing MTG, an elected Republican, knew exactly what she was doing. This fringe group got to ride in on the coattails of Trump, whether he advocated for them or not. 

    @mld-woody said:

    Thanks for the reply. It seems others would prefer to post spam 

    I realize you may not know conservatives like this, but it is a shame they represent a portion of one of our political parties, even if fringe. And I'm guessing MTG, an elected Republican, knew exactly what she was doing. This fringe group got to ride in on the coattails of Trump, whether he advocated for them or not. 

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  • Putin is white.

    Hence...

    WSS

  • Putin is white.

    Hence...

    WSS

    @westside-steve said:

    Putin is white.

    Hence...

    WSS

    And what point do you feel you've just made?

  • Hard life makes hard men

    Hard men make life easy

    Easy life makes men soft

    We had it easy for too long. So long we started creating new problems that weren’t there. ï»żOffended by everything. No matter how stupid, everything had to be accepted. Well, look at us now. We are theï»żÂ ï»żwokeï»żÂ laughing stock of the Worldï»żï»ż.

  • Hard life makes hard men

    Hard men make life easy

    Easy life makes men soft

    We had it easy for too long. So long we started creating new problems that weren’t there. ï»żOffended by everything. No matter how stupid, everything had to be accepted. Well, look at us now. We are theï»żÂ ï»żwokeï»żÂ laughing stock of the Worldï»żï»ż.

    @kvoethe said:

    Hard life makes hard men

    Hard men make life easy

    Easy life makes men soft

    It has been too easy for too long that we can sit around and find things to be offended by.  America is a woke joke.

    Help me out here. Did Steve make a point you think I'm offended by? Or are you saying people shouldn't be offended by the speech I posted from AFPAC?

    Honestly, just trying to follow you logic here

  • @kvoethe said:

    Hard life makes hard men

    Hard men make life easy

    Easy life makes men soft

    It has been too easy for too long that we can sit around and find things to be offended by.  America is a woke joke.

    Help me out here. Did Steve make a point you think I'm offended by? Or are you saying people shouldn't be offended by the speech I posted from AFPAC?

    Honestly, just trying to follow you logic here

    @mld-woody said:

    Help me out here. Did Steve make a point you think I'm offended by? Or are you saying people shouldn't be offended by the speech I posted from AFPAC?

    Honestly, just trying to follow you logic here

    Really Woody you post the least significant crap you can get your hands on.

    I guess it could be worse at least you aren't constantly squawking about Trump's hair color.

    WSS 

  • @westside-steve said:

    Putin is white.

    Hence...

    WSS

    And what point do you feel you've just made?

    @mld-woody said:

    And what point do you feel you've just made?

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  • @gorka said:

    Sick.

    The "young white men" comment made me roll my eyes but the eye opener was the support of Putin.

    I couldn't make sense of that until I did a brief search. Of course, I should have known.

    This article is a very good read. A part of it is that Putin doesn't want Western liberalism influence in his back yard.

    Yes, like Putin we on the conservative side detest liberalism and its "woke" bullshit, and everything else that goes with it, but the sad part is that to these lefties sitting atop their perch of moral superiority, we and these extremists are one in the same.

    There isn't a conservative I know who supports Russia. There isn't one I know who blathers about "white power". 

    US Extremists Have Picked a Side in Ukraine: ‘Lol Putin Is Brilliant’ (vice.com)

    I copied and pasted some of the highlights.

    Since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine Wednesday night, far-right personalities have declared Russia a beacon of anti-wokeness and Putin a strong ethnonationalist. In their minds, Ukraine is just a corrupt pawn in a vast “globalist” conspiracy.

    One day before Russia invaded Ukraine, former Trump advisor Steve Bannon and Blackwater founder Erik Prince celebrated Putin for his anti-LGBTQ policies on a podcast. “Putin ain’t woke, he is anti-woke,” Bannon said. “The Russian people still know which bathrooms to use,” Prince added. 

    It may seem confusing that much of the American far-right, who increasingly describe any policies they dislike as “communism,” would be rooting for Russia, given the history of the Soviet Union. But for at least a decade, Russia has been cultivating deep ties and even bankrolling ultranationalist and far-right movements elsewhere. Religious fundamentalists and white supremacists, inspired partially by the writings of a Kremlin-linked ideologue, have hailed Putin as a white Christian crusader on a mission to restore traditional values. 

    In the U.S., “wokeness”—a catchall term for progressive or inclusive policies—is increasingly characterized on the right, especially among Christian nationalists, as antithetical to American values. That way of thinking has bled into pro-Putin rhetoric from the far-right this week. Some have mocked the U.S. for its inclusive policies on transgender recruits. 

     He has fans in the likes of former KKK leader David Duke and white supremacist Richard Spencer, who led chants of “Russia is our friend” during the violent “Unite the Right” rally in Charlottesville in 2017 and has called Russia “the sole white power in the world,” according to nonprofit Integrity First for America. 

    Thanks for the reply. It seems others would prefer to post spam 

    I realize you may not know conservatives like this, but it is a shame they represent a portion of one of our political parties, even if fringe. And I'm guessing MTG, an elected Republican, knew exactly what she was doing. This fringe group got to ride in on the coattails of Trump, whether he advocated for them or not. 

    @mld-woody said:

    Thanks for the reply. It seems others would prefer to post spam 

    I realize you may not know conservatives like this, but it is a shame they represent a portion of one of our political parties, even if fringe. And I'm guessing MTG, an elected Republican, knew exactly what she was doing. This fringe group got to ride in on the coattails of Trump, whether he advocated for them or not. 

    Woody you're all hoortafied that MTG accidentally was at the same place those idiots were at yet you vote for the people who kill babies?  What kind of fool are you?

  • @mld-woody said:

    Help me out here. Did Steve make a point you think I'm offended by? Or are you saying people shouldn't be offended by the speech I posted from AFPAC?

    Honestly, just trying to follow you logic here

    Really Woody you post the least significant crap you can get your hands on.

    I guess it could be worse at least you aren't constantly squawking about Trump's hair color.

    WSS 

    @westside-steve said:

    Really Woody you post the least significant crap you can get your hands on.

    I guess it could be worse at least you aren't constantly squawking about Trump's hair color.

    WSS 

    You didn't clarify your previous post at all or answer my question

  • typical woodpecker - one person that he can find fault with, is exactly like every other person who he doesn't.

    Thank goodness he doesn't pick a really messed up black demorat terrorist serial killer.

    To be consistent - he'd have to diss ALL black folks as just like the demorat.

    Pretty flimsy, invalid excuse for bigotry, I must say.

  • @kvoethe said:

    Hard life makes hard men

    Hard men make life easy

    Easy life makes men soft

    It has been too easy for too long that we can sit around and find things to be offended by.  America is a woke joke.

    Help me out here. Did Steve make a point you think I'm offended by? Or are you saying people shouldn't be offended by the speech I posted from AFPAC?

    Honestly, just trying to follow you logic here

    @mld-woody said:

    Help me out here. Did Steve make a point you think I'm offended by? Or are you saying people shouldn't be offended by the speech I posted from AFPAC?

    Honestly, just trying to follow you logic here

    I was commenting that wokeness is a product of how Americans have had it too easy which has led to us finding things to complain about and every one sits around getting butthurt.

  • @mld-woody said:

    Help me out here. Did Steve make a point you think I'm offended by? Or are you saying people shouldn't be offended by the speech I posted from AFPAC?

    Honestly, just trying to follow you logic here

    I was commenting that wokeness is a product of how Americans have had it too easy which has led to us finding things to complain about and every one sits around getting butthurt.

    @kvoethe said:

    I was commenting that wokeness is a product of how Americans have had it too easy which has led to us finding things to complain about and every one sits around getting butthurt.

    I think it's easy to throw some broad term like "wokeness" over any movement you disagree with because it doesn't affect you. 

    I imagine people in similar positions with throwing around the "wokeness" equivalent of the day when they heard people fighting to allow women to vote. 

    But even then, what does that have to do with this thread? Are you saying people shouldn't be offended by the white nationalist convention that cheered on Putin as he invades Ukraine?