Aaron Thomas wrote to Mike Powell <=-
Just that they lost their homes. But they said the phrase "black
people" at least a dozen times throughout the segment, which is the
part that makes no sense.
But is there any logic in it? I'm Christian, white, and a nationalist.
But as I put that all together, does it equal a bad thing?
I watched CBS Evening News today (Sunday) and they were inferring that California "wild" fires "hurt the black community." (They ignored the f
tha
fires affect people of all colors.)
Did they explain how?
Just that they lost their homes. But they said the phrase "black people" at least a dozen times throughout the segment, which is the part that makes no sense.
That is not a new phrase, unfortunately.
But is there any logic in it? I'm Christian, white, and a nationalist. But as put that all together, does it equal a bad thing?
Just that they lost their homes. But they said the phrase "black people" at least a dozen times throughout the segment, which is the part that makes no sense.
They are setting a Narrative that the fires disproportionally impacted black people. So when Newscum announces help, but only for black
people, they have an excuse to claim that this isn't discrimination.
But is there any logic in it? I'm Christian, white, and a nationalist But as I put that all together, does it equal a bad thing?
Yes. It means you won't fall for their Narrative. So they can't
control you.
But is there any logic in it? I'm Christian, white, and a nationalist. B put that all together, does it equal a bad thing?
When put together, it is supposed to infer that the people in question would prefer a nation made up of only christians and whites. In other words, a more polite what of saying white supremacists.
I don't think being all three necessarily puts you into the category they are talking about, i.e. being Christian and White doesn't mean you want a nation that is only those things.
There are some people who do, though.
Aaron Thomas wrote to Dr. What <=-
Well, he might as well pay them double then, since his party is responsible for the enslavement of their ancestors.
I agree that I won't fall for their narrative, but I can finally say
with confidence that people from outside my "nation of whiteness"
aren't falling for it either. (Not in large quantities, at least!)
There are some people who do, though.
I've met a few BLM protesters, but I don't think they are serious about black nationalism. Other than that, I've never met any skin color supremacists, and have a hard time believing that they exist in the USA.
I've met a few BLM protesters, but I don't think they are serious about nationalism. Other than that, I've never met any skin color supremacists have a hard time believing that they exist in the USA.
I think we meet them, we just don't know it as they keep their beliefs masked unless they know they are "among friends."
Several, several years ago, before I moved here, KKK activity was
reported in the newspaper. A local/state political appointee was pictured, sans headress. He kept his job. IIRC, that was the 1970s or early 1980s.
Well, he might as well pay them double then, since his party is responsible for the enslavement of their ancestors.
Oh, but the parties switched, don'tchaknow?
Check out the story on that. The idea is that back in the 1960's all the Democrats became Republican and Republicans became Democrats. So it's really the Republicans of today that were the slave holders. What a
load of BS.
I'm sure that there are some that simply refuse to accept Reality, but that normal for these people and we can just laugh and ignore them. It gets tiring to listen to them complain about how they just can't find a good paying job even those they have a "degree" (when pressed, it's in something like "women's studies").
Aaron Thomas wrote to Dr. What <=-
I find it interesting that L.A. Mayor Karen Bass was in Ghana, which
was once a major supplier of slaves, while "black people were being disproportionately impacted" by the "wild" fires in her city. It seems like Democrats still have ties to the tribal leaders who they did all
that dirty slave business with.
My opinion of college has changed over the past few years. I used to
think I was so smart, learning all kinds of fancy new words and
concepts in college, but by now I realize that the people who actually contribute to society are farmers, cooks, vehicle manufacturers, and others who don't adhere to institutions for recognition. I can live without lawyers, but life would be hard without farmers.
I think we meet them, we just don't know it as they keep their beliefs masked unless they know they are "among friends."
But we'll never know.
Several, several years ago, before I moved here, KKK activity was reported in the newspaper. A local/state political appointee was pictured, sans headress. He kept his job. IIRC, that was the 1970s or early 1980s.
That sounds pretty rare. It seems obvious that the media is trying to segregat
us with fear mongering. Luckily, I don't see it working.
And Elitists still act like their Slave Traders that they still are.
College for me (but that was near 40 years ago) was useful and I can connect what I learned there with the accomplishments I made in work.
And I can show how my work accomplishments did positive things for the College for me (but that was near 40 years ago) was useful and I can connect what I learned there with the accomplishments I made in work.
And I can show how my work accomplishments did positive things for the world (at least in a small way).
But I would guess that many (if not most) college graduates in the last
20 yearscouldn't do that.
I think we meet them, we just don't know it as they keep their beli masked unless they know they are "among friends."
But we'll never know.
Unless they make the mistake of believing they are "among friends." I have seen that happen before.
Aaron Thomas wrote to Dr. What <=-
Maybe she was there asking the Ghana government to help her put out the fire, because that's about the only thing that could justify it.
College for me (but that was near 40 years ago) was useful and I can connect what I learned there with the accomplishments I made in work.
And I can show how my work accomplishments did positive things for the world (at least in a small way).
But I would guess that many (if not most) college graduates in the last
20 yearscouldn't do that.
Not any attorneys. Not any media workers. Not any school
administrators.
Unless they make the mistake of believing they are "among friends." I have seen that happen before.
I've had people tell me racist (against non-whites) jokes before, because they
probably thought that I would appreciate it, but I have never had someone invite me to a "white nationalist" meeting, or anything like that.
There are definitely people who have strong feelings against people of other races, but there's just no evidence of any organized racial action groups (except for BLM.)
Not any attorneys. Not any media workers. Not any school administrators.
Right. Many people can't do that today - in many industries. That's probably more damning for our education system than anything else.
Aaron Thomas wrote to Dr. What <=-
Senator Mazie Horono (D-HI) has a BA from University of Hawaii, and now we're paying her $250k per year to ask random people if they've ever sexually assaulted anyone.
Some day, idiots will thank her for her "contribution to society."
Senator Mazie Horono (D-HI) has a BA from University of Hawaii, and now we're paying her $250k per year to ask random people if they've ever sexually assaulted anyone.Hails from the Hawaii - Born in Koori, Fukushima, Japan
Senator Mazie Horono (D-HI) has a BA from University of Hawaii, and n we're paying her $250k per year to ask random people if they've ever sexually assaulted anyone.
You are highlighting how the Elitists wrecked the "higher" education system.
I really don't know why these Demon-c-rats have to be so sarcastic and arrogant within the confirmation hearings?
This is not why they are there in Washington, D.C. and I do not think
that there is any material found within their campaign memorabilia trunk from yesteryear, from when they were a fresh-faced & green-horned
wannabe politician that contains any indication that they ever intended
to be this obnoxious and rude. This has been going on for years, bunch
of do nothing politicians who can not accomplish anything of any substance. Maybe with Doge - Delivering Outstanding Government
Efficiency - changes?
brought down a peg or two. It's called accountability. making their
decent from their high and mighty plush offices w/ or w/out stairs. Putting a finer point on it; being pushed down the stairs.
They seem to hate America, and I hate them equally.
People on my short-list would be
Pencil-Neck Adam Schiff
Pocahontas herself Elizabeth Warren
Cryin Chuck Schumer
Pot Hole Pete Buttieg
Aaron Thomas wrote to Dr. What <=-
I was about to say "But maybe Mazzie was a useful attorney before she joined the US senate," but no, cancel that because:
She has a BA, but in Hawaii you have to have a Juris Doctor degree (higher) to practice law. So it's questionable if that lunatic was ever (or ever will be) a useful and/or productive member of society. (Just a DEI hire.)
Gregory Deyss wrote to Aaron Thomas <=-
I really don't know why these Demon-c-rats have to be so sarcastic and arrogant within the confirmation hearings?
This is not why they are there in Washington, D.C.
Someone with enough time on their hands should catalog and record their shameful mis-deeds that would include a record of their worst abhorrent behaviors and put a face on it, and send it back home in a media blitz.
Such a thing, Would be most delightful to see, to have these people be brought down a peg or two. It's called accountability.
Putting a finer point on it; being pushed down the stairs.
I really don't know why these Demon-c-rats have to be so sarcastic and arrogan
within the confirmation hearings?
She has a BA, but in Hawaii you have to have a Juris Doctor degree (higher) to
practice law. So it's questionable if that lunatic was ever (or ever will be) useful and/or productive member of society. (Just a DEI hire.)
She has a BA, but in Hawaii you have to have a Juris Doctor degree (high to
practice law. So it's questionable if that lunatic was ever (or ever wil useful and/or productive member of society. (Just a DEI hire.)
What is her BA in? That would be more of an indication of productivity than knowing it is a BA alone.
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