WFFaithful
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Time for another time out
Ilhan Omar Takes Victory Lap: Resolution 1st Vote Against ‘Anti-Muslim Bigotry’
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Time for another time out
you are some kind of sick JOKeNah, Islam doesn’t mean much to me just as Christianity and Buddhism and Judaism and Jainism doesn’t mean much to you or others.
So take your totalitarian shit and stick it on up your ass, buddy ro.
Run..Run to the safe shelter of Mister Moderator.
“Mr. Moderator.. Lectro hates Scientology”
Let us gather board brethren and meet in the vaunted “Star Chamber” and let us see what we are to do with this miscreant..this Lectro! .. hold my pearls while I sip my beer..
WFcatamount22
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Meh, as someone who has a Muslim mother, and two practicing sisters how is this different from leftish constant accusations of white suppremicy of everything republican?
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It isn’t, In case you were wondering why there wasn’t a lube response.
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Truth is it’s own defense?
myDeaconmyhand
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Ah yes, no one is responding to my stupid post on a friday night because they cannot defeat my logic
sailordeac
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the left once again calling for censorship
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Piss Christ is Andres Serrano
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Then you are right there with DJT, brother
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We shouldn’t be surprised after aggressively destroying the middle class for decades. That’s what this is all about.
https://www.breitbart.com/europe/2019/03/09/americas-left-is-aping-corbyns-anti-semitism/
Delingpole: Ilhan Omar and the Corbynization of the American Left
“When America’s racist-in-chief David Duke praises an up-and-coming Democrat representative as the “most important member of U.S. Congress” because of her outspoken and supposedly principled stance on the evils of Jews, you know there’s something seriously sick within the body politic.
This is America in 2019, not Germany in 1938.”
Hard-left Corbyn has never made much secret of his anti-Semitism. He has described Hamas and Hezbollah as his “friends“; he laid a wreath at the tombs of the Black September killers who murdered Israeli athletes at the 1972 Munich Olympics; he defended anti-Semitic mural showing hook-nosed caricature Jews like something out of Der Stürmer conspiring round a table-top placed on the back of the world’s poor…
But that’s not the really shocking part. The really shocking part is that time and again, he seems to escape without his political credibility being seriously dented.
It has become something of a national joke. Labour’s motto “for the many, not the few” now ought, many believe, to be changed to “for the many, not the Jew”.
That’s because the party leader is but the tip of the iceberg. Corbyn isn’t popular with his hard-left party grassroots despite his anti-Semitism. He’s popular, at least in part, because of it.
Never in its history has Labour’s membership been more flagrantly anti-Semitic. Labour used to pride itself as the party that “stood up to Fascism” when it marched alongside Jews in the 1930s against fascists in Cable Street, in the Jewish East End of London. Its then leader, future Prime Minister Clement Attlee, vowed that Labour would “never falter” in its “active and sympathetic co-operation” with the Zionists.
In today’s Labour party “zio” (short for “Zionist”) is a standard term of abuse for Jews (masquerading as a principled objection to “Israel’s illegal occupation of Palestine”). At last year’s Labour party conference one of its few remaining Jewish MPs — Luciana Berger — felt the need to hire bodyguards to protect her from her own party membership.
Berger is one of nine MPs who have since quit Labour in disgust. “I cannot remain in a party that I have today come to the sickening conclusion is institutionally anti-Semitic,” said Berger.
Since when did it become acceptable — nay, on the political left actually fashionable — for elected politicians from mainstream parties like Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) to campaign on a ticket of flagrant Jew-hatred?
Delingpole: Ilhan Omar and the Corbynization of the American Left
“When America’s racist-in-chief David Duke praises an up-and-coming Democrat representative as the “most important member of U.S. Congress” because of her outspoken and supposedly principled stance on the evils of Jews, you know there’s something seriously sick within the body politic.
This is America in 2019, not Germany in 1938.”
Hard-left Corbyn has never made much secret of his anti-Semitism. He has described Hamas and Hezbollah as his “friends“; he laid a wreath at the tombs of the Black September killers who murdered Israeli athletes at the 1972 Munich Olympics; he defended anti-Semitic mural showing hook-nosed caricature Jews like something out of Der Stürmer conspiring round a table-top placed on the back of the world’s poor…
But that’s not the really shocking part. The really shocking part is that time and again, he seems to escape without his political credibility being seriously dented.
It has become something of a national joke. Labour’s motto “for the many, not the few” now ought, many believe, to be changed to “for the many, not the Jew”.
That’s because the party leader is but the tip of the iceberg. Corbyn isn’t popular with his hard-left party grassroots despite his anti-Semitism. He’s popular, at least in part, because of it.
Never in its history has Labour’s membership been more flagrantly anti-Semitic. Labour used to pride itself as the party that “stood up to Fascism” when it marched alongside Jews in the 1930s against fascists in Cable Street, in the Jewish East End of London. Its then leader, future Prime Minister Clement Attlee, vowed that Labour would “never falter” in its “active and sympathetic co-operation” with the Zionists.
In today’s Labour party “zio” (short for “Zionist”) is a standard term of abuse for Jews (masquerading as a principled objection to “Israel’s illegal occupation of Palestine”). At last year’s Labour party conference one of its few remaining Jewish MPs — Luciana Berger — felt the need to hire bodyguards to protect her from her own party membership.
Berger is one of nine MPs who have since quit Labour in disgust. “I cannot remain in a party that I have today come to the sickening conclusion is institutionally anti-Semitic,” said Berger.
Since when did it become acceptable — nay, on the political left actually fashionable — for elected politicians from mainstream parties like Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) to campaign on a ticket of flagrant Jew-hatred?
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BWAAAAHAAAHAAA!!!
“British Jews seem to agree. 40 percent of them say they would “seriously consider” leaving the country if Jeremy Corbyn became Prime Minister.
But how, how can the left justify this behaviour when for years it has made so much of being more caring, sensitive and noble than the “fascistic” right?
“One of the causes – which can be heard among all of the cheerleaders on the Corbynite Left – is that anti-Semitism is basically a right-wing disease and something which “anti-fascists” of the kind that Corbynites like to fancy themselves as being could not possibly fall into.
You can hear it in the more honest disputes and debates on the Labour Left: “How dare they use this accusation against us? Don’t they realise this is the sort of stick we use to beat them?”
In other words, the Corbynite Left — and its equivalents from Germany to the U.S. — is suffering from a kind of institutionalised cognitive dissonance. Its anti-Semitism cannot be real anti-Semitism, it imagines, because anti-Semitism is what fascists do and the left is of course not fascist but anti-fascist. (Or Antifa for short…)
But how, how can the left justify this behaviour when for years it has made so much of being more caring, sensitive and noble than the “fascistic” right?
“One of the causes – which can be heard among all of the cheerleaders on the Corbynite Left – is that anti-Semitism is basically a right-wing disease and something which “anti-fascists” of the kind that Corbynites like to fancy themselves as being could not possibly fall into.
You can hear it in the more honest disputes and debates on the Labour Left: “How dare they use this accusation against us? Don’t they realise this is the sort of stick we use to beat them?”
In other words, the Corbynite Left — and its equivalents from Germany to the U.S. — is suffering from a kind of institutionalised cognitive dissonance. Its anti-Semitism cannot be real anti-Semitism, it imagines, because anti-Semitism is what fascists do and the left is of course not fascist but anti-fascist. (Or Antifa for short…)
..and this is the truth of the matter for the indoctrinated tools out here..those who support the Jihadi Ilhan Omar and her ilk.
There are two other main factors behind the left’s increasing anti-Semitism.
One, obviously, is Palestine.
This, as an issue, has been bubbling under since at least the 1970s, when the left began giving up on its support for the Jewish underdog, having decided that the Palestinians were better placed in the global hierarchy of oppressed victimhood.
Here’s how Rod Liddle puts it in the Spectator:
It began with the left’s Cold War allegiances (anti-Israel and anti-western) and was sharpened by the often virulent anti-Semitism which came out of the black liberation movement in the USA during the 1960s and 1970s, especially the Nation of Islam, which counted the now-revered (by liberal idiots) Malcolm X. And it is honed today by the poisonous stuff these halfwits pick up when they are hanging around the various pro-Palestinian and anti-Israel campaigns, both online and, weary-ingly, outside the Israeli embassy.”
There are two other main factors behind the left’s increasing anti-Semitism.
One, obviously, is Palestine.
This, as an issue, has been bubbling under since at least the 1970s, when the left began giving up on its support for the Jewish underdog, having decided that the Palestinians were better placed in the global hierarchy of oppressed victimhood.
Here’s how Rod Liddle puts it in the Spectator:
It began with the left’s Cold War allegiances (anti-Israel and anti-western) and was sharpened by the often virulent anti-Semitism which came out of the black liberation movement in the USA during the 1960s and 1970s, especially the Nation of Islam, which counted the now-revered (by liberal idiots) Malcolm X. And it is honed today by the poisonous stuff these halfwits pick up when they are hanging around the various pro-Palestinian and anti-Israel campaigns, both online and, weary-ingly, outside the Israeli embassy.”
Or just a conscience.