Hate Has Flourished In 2 Years Since 'Unite The Right' Rally In Charlottesville
Extremism experts and law enforcement alike thought the brutality seen at the “Unite the Right” rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, in August 2017 might signal the beginning of the end for white supremacist movements across the U.S. Instead, hate and white supremacy have been allowed to thrive.

Since throngs of white supremacists and neo-Nazis gathered in Charlottesville for an extremism rally that left one woman dead and dozens of others injured, some participants have faced jail time or lost their jobs. By 2018, even the FBI characterized white supremacist extremism as a just a “medium threat” and said related organizations would fizzle out through “attrition,” leaving only “small cells and lone offenders,” according to leaked documents obtained by The Young Turks.

Yet as certain hate groups dissolved or retreated from public thanks to ongoing efforts by activists and journalists, other white supremacist movements have grown online ― and received a boost from far-right talking heads, news outlets like Fox News, and even the president of the United States. Only now, two years after the rally in Charlottesville, are some people in power starting to acknowledge that domestic terror and white supremacy are problems.

Acknowledging A Problem
White supremacists have carried out numerous attacks across the globe since that deadly weekend in Charlottesville, often with support or endorsement from their peers online. The killing of a gay Jewish college student in January 2018 was cheered on by a violent neo-Nazi group called Atomwaffen Division, to which the alleged killer subscribed. And after a white supremacist shot and killed 17 people at a high school in Parkland, Florida, people on the message board 4chan celebrated by crafting conspiracy theories and hoaxes to further victimize the students.

Domestic extremists, most of whom are white supremacists, killed at least 50 people in the U.S. in 2018 alone, and since Charlottesville have been tied to a long list of massacres, including those in Pittsburgh; Santa Fe, Texas; Poway, California; Tallahassee, Florida; Jeffersontown, Kentucky; and Aztec, New Mexico.

The frequency of white supremacist attacks has forced Congress — or, at least, the Democratic-led House ― to acknowledge the problem by holding committee hearings on hate, white supremacy and domestic terror, but lawmakers have struggled to put any changes in place that can actually combat the problem. The first such hearing didn’t take place until April of this year, and it was derailed by conservatives questioning whether white supremacist violence was even an issue.


Violent racism has long been fueled and tacitly endorsed by U.S. politics. Rep. Steve King (R-Iowa), an unashamed white supremacist, still holds a seat in Congress, for example. And Karen Baynes-Dunning, the president of the Southern Poverty Law Center, said Trump’s rhetoric was tied directly to the rise of white nationalist violence.

“This white nationalist fantasy ― that liberal ‘elites’ are conspiring to ‘replace’ white people in our country with immigrants and other people of color ― is the poison that is this movement, with the aid of its champion in the White House, is injecting into our democracy,” Baynes-Dunning said in a statement. “It must be stopped.”

It wasn’t until earlier this month, after a white supremacist shot and killed 22 people at a Walmart in El Paso, Texas ― purportedly with the goal of killing Mexicans, whom he apparently said represented “the Hispanic invasion of Texas” ― that many top conservatives have acknowledged the racism elephant in the room.

Rep. Steve Scalise (R-La.) ― who in 2002 spoke in front of a white supremacist group founded by former Ku Klux Klan leader David Duke ― agreed this week that the federal government desperately needs a statute that outlaws domestic terrorism committed by white supremacists. Fox News host Tucker Carlson lost advertisers and the respect of some of his colleagues after he said white supremacy was a “hoax” and “not a real problem.” Trump even attempted to decry white supremacist violence during a news conference after Democrats linked his rhetoric around immigration to the shooting in El Paso, although he has not appeared to change his stance on immigration and went on to compare anti-fascist groups with white supremacy groups.

 

Are you talking about Kris Cuomo lol lol lol attacking a guy for calling him Fredo

 

How ever so convenient that HuffPo (Or is it HuffPaint) brings up a speech by Scalise made 17 years ago, but couldn't be bothered to mention his shooting by a former Sanders campaign volunteer just two years ago. Or the other violent crimes committed by Bernie supporters. And the many violent crimes against Trump supporters and other conservatives that the mainsleaze media simply chooses to ignore. El Paso, but no Dayton. AntiFa might as well by "Anty Em" as far as they're concerned. David Duke for Scalise, but no "good friend and mentor" of Hill da Beast, Klan Exalted Cyclopse, Robert Byrd, nor the man Joe Biden eulogized, saying "The truth and genius and virtue of Strom Thurmond is what I choose and we all choose to remember today." Or Mad Max's "You create a crowd and push back on them and tell them they're not welcome here anymore." Or Hillary's "we can not be civil..." Or...(So many others, so little interest in wasting my time listing them all.)

 

DHS Chief: Domestic Terrorism Is A Greater Threat Than International Terrorism

https://talkingpointsmemo.com/news/mcaleenan-domestic-terrorism-greater-threat-international

 

Cops uncover stunningly large arsenal after Ohio man openly fantasizes about Planned Parenthood terror attack

https://www.rawstory.com/2019/08/co...sizes-about-planned-parenthood-terror-attack/

 

So let's try and figure out who might have shot up the El Paso ICE office today, and why. Was it a nutcase that thought Trump was in his brain speaking to him? I don't know yet, but I'm thinking the odds here are against that. Since attacks on ICE offices, like the one on the Tacoma facility last month are casually written off as (paraphrasing here) 'just some old geezer' (I may be wrong, but I think that particular sentiment is attributed to a 'waste-of-flesh' Cuntadian), and are either discounted or minimized by the evil, lying Libtard scum around here, let's talk about more bullets flying at a government agency going about its sworn duty to enforce current laws that were put on the books by Congress.

This, and other attacks like it, do NOT share a commonality with all of Dumbler's posts about shit like some asshole ruffing up a kid for disrespecting the National Anthem, or any other misanthropic sociopath who just wants to go kill a bunch of people - NO, this is what this thread is about - direct, violent action from the left, against those people or institutions with which or whom they disagree.

THAT'S what this thread is about.

Fuck you in advance, Lefty Assholes.

 

Investigation reveals dozens of criminal cases invoking Trump ‘in direct connection’ with violent acts and threats

https://www.rawstory.com/2019/08/in...ect-connection-with-violent-acts-and-threats/

 

Cnn Chris Cuomo should be red flag lol

 

Chris Cuomo threatens man & Don Lemon sexual harassment are okay according to CNN.
Yep unbiased talking heads. Remember when CNN went on about elected officials playing footsies in the public lavatory with their neighbouring stall mate? Well grabbing your crotch and shaking it at a bar patron is okay according to CNN.
Threatening violence to a guy that calls you a name is self defense according to CNN.
CNN talking heads leading the sheep to slaughter, everywhere.

 

Its entertaining to me . Because i love to laugh . we are watching the greatest comedy , ever to be played out live .

 

Funny how the next day there are ZERO updates on this fraudulent video - the guard didn't RAM anybody. He pulled up and stopped in front of protesters illegally blocking the entry to his workplace - no one was hit and the truck stayed still as the camera came around, showing no one hit or injured and the crowd started mobbing his truck and using spray cans of some sort on his front bumper and grill.

Who are these "victims"? Did the protesters make a police report? Maybe, but Google certainly doesn't have any further information - just what currently appear to be gross exaggeration s if not outright lies, just picked up by the main stream media without any fact-checking whatsoever.

Go ahead - watch the video. Closely.

Another feeble attempt at misleading people with a fraud.

 

If you see it on TV News question it, the source might be biased.

 

‘Go look at President Trump’s Twitter’: Portland right-wing rally organizer claims ‘mission success’

https://www.rawstory.com/2019/08/go...-wing-rally-organizer-claims-mission-success/

 

Another crock of shit:

Almost every news source carried the exact same story with pretty much the exact same wording. Let me guess that the majority, in not all of the 13 arrested were with Antifa, who arrived at the Proud Boys rally, which had been peaceful, to viciously attack them

"A similar right-wing rally in Charlottesville" is almost criminal use of a misleading comparison - these folks consider any right wing gathering to be the next 'Triumph of the Will' at Nuremburg.. The fraudulent left just wants to paint anything on the right with Nazi and KKK colors. Leave it to Libtards like Dumbfuckler to swallow the whole, vague story - probably didn't even do a single fact check.

Typical bullshit.

 

This Smiling ‘White Nationalist’ Allegedly Threatened to Shoot Up Jewish Community Center

https://lawandcrime.com/crazy/this-...reatened-to-shoot-up-jewish-community-center/

 

Fox News Airs Selectively Edited Clip to Blame Antifa For Hammer Fight With Proud Boys

https://www.mediaite.com/tv/fox-new...lame-antifa-for-hammer-fight-with-proud-boys/

 

Ah, such a sweet fellow with kind words for everyone!

 

US court convicts far-right members over clashes with leftists

New York (AFP) - Two members of a far-right group were convicted Monday of brawling with anti-fascist demonstrators in New York, as tensions between white supremacists and leftists simmer in the United States.

Maxwell Hare, 27, and John Kinsman, 39, members of the Proud Boys group, were found guilty of several counts of attempted assault and rioting by a Manhattan court.

A jury decided the pair assaulted four members of Antifa, an anti-fascist group, who were protesting outside an event that Hare and Kinsman had attended on October 12 last year.

"As violent extremism rises in America, a Manhattan jury has declared in one voice that New Yorkers will not tolerate mob violence in our own backyard," District Attorney Cyrus Vance Jr. said in a statement.

"These defendants transformed a quiet, residential street into the site of a battle-royale, kicking and beating four individuals in a brutal act of political violence," he added.

Proud Boys is an all-male group considered neo-Nazis by Antifa members.

Antifa stands for anti-fascist and refers to a loose international coalition of activists and protesters who oppose far-right ideology.

There have been scattered incidents of violence purportedly involving Antifa members.

The groups were part of a largely peaceful far-right rally and leftist counter-demonstration in the city of Portland, Oregon at the weekend.

Right-wing activists including the Proud Boys brandished American flags, while others sported red caps with Trump's "Make America Great Again" slogan from his 2016 presidential campaign.

The counter-demonstration included Antifa members dressed all in black, many wearing masks.

Hare and Kinsman will be sentenced on October 11.

Seven other had already pleaded guilty in the New York case.