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    I haven't read the whole thread.

     

    It's nice to see the usual synchronized fart, clap and giggle in support of Hillary, but has anyone in this thread actually contested Trump's policies with a logical argument?

    Somewhere down this thread people (including myself) have seriously questioned the wisdom of the wall. Though I'm still shilling for Trump; even if I have doubts about the wall.

     

    The wisdom of the wall?

     

    You do not know the beauties of the wall, it's one of the greatest inventions!

     

    Beyond the wall though, he has proposed many things - have any of these been addressed?

     

    Guard Dog has mentioned his being for big government, I guess. That's about it. It's mostly pro-Trump people on this board. Some like me and WoD want Trump to help the country; while some like Barothmuk just want to see everything burn. I think Kainparker is on the pro-Trump side for lulz and to spite neo-liberals.

     

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    And as for the post former to this post.

     

    Oh great, you're unwilling to share your contradictory prose!

     

    In short, no I don't know what you mean. If it's so basic, please share!

     

     

    And again, you have nothing to support your political beliefs other than the call that it's 'basic knowledge' - I repeat, I don't understand what you mean, please share this basic knowledge.

     

    Oh, ok. Here's a quick WIkipedia reference:

     

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Civic_nationalism

     

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_nationalism

     

    The biggest difference is the emphasis on race in regards to White nationalism. Race is important to white nationalists since they explicitly desire a white nation where citizenship must be a white majority by design; where civic nationalist don't believe in a deliberate racial policy. In the context of the US for example:

     

    A civic nationalist like WoD doesn't care that illegal aliens are hispanic. His issue is that they crossed the border illegally and don't respect our laws. While a white nationalist in the US would want it to be a white country, and would object to the presence of all hispanics regardless of legality since they threaten to make us lose our white majority.

     

    TL;DR- White Nationalists want a given country to have a white majority (depending on their extremism white exclusivity), and Civic Nationalists don't care either way. 

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    I haven't read the whole thread.

     

    It's nice to see the usual synchronized fart, clap and giggle in support of Hillary, but has anyone in this thread actually contested Trump's policies with a logical argument?

    Somewhere down this thread people (including myself) have seriously questioned the wisdom of the wall. Though I'm still shilling for Trump; even if I have doubts about the wall.

     

    The wisdom of the wall?

     

    You do not know the beauties of the wall, it's one of the greatest inventions!

     

    Beyond the wall though, he has proposed many things - have any of these been addressed?

     

    Guard Dog has mentioned his being for big government, I guess. That's about it. It's mostly pro-Trump people on this board. Some like me and WoD want Trump to help the country; while some like Barothmuk just want to see everything burn. I think Kainparker is on the pro-Trump side for lulz and to spite neo-liberals.

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    On the growing popularity and influence of Breitbart and synergies with the Trump campaign.

     

    http://fivethirtyeight.com/features/trump-made-breitbart-great-again/

     

    Breitbart's page views have doubled - coinciding with Trump's political rise.

     

    The SPLC States that Breitbart is on its way to becoming "the media arm of the Alt-Right," the white nationalist movement...

     

    https://www.splcenter.org/hatewatch/2016/04/28/breitbartcom-becoming-media-arm-alt-right

     

    Again...Breitbart Executive Chairman Stephen Bannon is now the Trump campaign CEO.

    It's "American nationalism", not "white nationalism". SPLC is a lying far-left organization.

     

    I don't know about how left anyone is, but if they think American civic nationalism is white nationalism; they are either 100% lying and not worth listening to, or are so hilariously moronic that they aren't worth listening to. 

     

    Do you take these jokers seriously, Leferd?

     

    You are clearly a man of great credentials that support your opinion, or you have contradictory prose; care to share any of these?

     

    Who what now? I just spend a lot of my free time on the internet and know the difference between civic nationalism and white nationalism. You don't need any special credentials to know something so basic.

  4. I haven't read the whole thread.

     

    It's nice to see the usual synchronized fart, clap and giggle in support of Hillary, but has anyone in this thread actually contested Trump's policies with a logical argument?

    Somewhere down this thread people (including myself) have seriously questioned the wisdom of the wall. Though I'm still shilling for Trump; even if I have doubts about the wall.

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    On the growing popularity and influence of Breitbart and synergies with the Trump campaign.

     

    http://fivethirtyeight.com/features/trump-made-breitbart-great-again/

     

    Breitbart's page views have doubled - coinciding with Trump's political rise.

     

    The SPLC States that Breitbart is on its way to becoming "the media arm of the Alt-Right," the white nationalist movement...

     

    https://www.splcenter.org/hatewatch/2016/04/28/breitbartcom-becoming-media-arm-alt-right

     

    Again...Breitbart Executive Chairman Stephen Bannon is now the Trump campaign CEO.

    It's "American nationalism", not "white nationalism". SPLC is a lying far-left organization.

     

    I don't know about how left anyone is, but if they think American civic nationalism is white nationalism; they are either 100% lying and not worth listening to, or are so hilariously moronic that they aren't worth listening to. 

     

    Do you take these jokers seriously, Leferd?

  6. Icarus and Daedalus

    In this thesis I have written how the Obama administration terrorized the United States psychologically, and how Hillary Clinton, and support, are corrupted by Barrack Obama's legacy.

     

    Wow, this started off weak. I'd say that Hillary corrupted Obama's presidency as secretary of state more than he has has corrupted anyone or anything. She is corruption squared. You can't corrupt the already wholly corrupt.

     

     

     

    The Forgotten White Children

    Barack Obama wants to, and has used race against Americans, but he has hidden his agenda behind stern expressions.

     

    He's less guilty of this than your typical democrat. 

     

     

     

    The political power of Barrack Obama has caused a silent revolution; not only in the United States, but worldwide. This revolution, henceforth referred to as Obama's revolution, is against the white race, and continues to progress.

     

    100% wrong. The hostility to whites is a product of the progressive stack which has been a part of leftist thought for decades in the west. Obama didn't start crap. Also, I'd hardly call any of this a revolution.

     

     

     

    Here is a list of adverse effects of anti-whites in society...; neglect of police and armed forces; weakened or corrupted alliances....

     

    Definitely not. Especially if you're talking about the US which you claim is the core of this evil. In fact, we have too much policing, put waaaay more resources into the military than our defense demands (Seriously, even cutting our military budget into 1/4 of it's current levels would be reasonable), and our alliances badly need to be weakened or outright eliminated. If these are the 'adverse' effects of anti-whiteness... Sign me up.

     

     

     

    Conclusion

    Vote Trump.

    Voting for Trump doesn't mesh with your, 'weakening alliances is adverse' message. If over policing, excessive military force, and the strengthening of bad alliances are your preference; Hillary would be better than Trump.

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  7. So if Texas secedes does that mean I'd be an illegal immigrant if I hopped the border or is there a grace period where everyone who wants to can move?

     

    If the former is there anyone who has a couch I can sleep on?

    I do, but no Ryan Reynalds related media.

  8. This Miwaukee nonsense is just more evidence that BLM is a rwacist anti white organization. Black guy gets killed by police, the Miwaukeeans start rioting and screaming about evil whitey, enriching them, murdering themn, and destroying, and whining about white police brutality..... yet it was a black cop who shot him.... LOGICZ.

     

    But, expecting logic from hateful racists is not logical. Anyone who supports  BLM is racist, ignorant, or flat out stupid.

    They're looting and polluting; which is not the way. They need to hear what Captain Planet has to say.

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    In 10 years the American flag will be considered racist, possibly sooner.

    WOD this whole issue people have with changes to flags is really unnecessary, if you can be honest about the reality of the 2016

     

    Lets be honest most people think a  flag symbolically  represents the nation, they place real  value in it and think changes to it should only seen as negative. But what about changes to a  flag to make it inclusive ?

     

    So changing the USA flag positive way would you support that?

     

    Like this?

     

    obama_american_flag_350-300x171.jpg

     

    :lol:

     

    Actually if Puerto Rico ever votes to become a state we will get a new flag. Unless we kick one of the others out first. You know California has been a real pill to put up with lately.

     

    It would be pretty lulzy to kick out California only to keep Texas. :)

  10. As to the election, I don't really see a way for Trump to win. As many people who say "I cannot support Hillary, and thus vote trump" there seem to be just as many who are in the party that just won't vote, or are voting against trump.

    If democrats aren't excited about a candidate (and not many are excited about Hillary) then they usually don't bother to show up. The same is not true of Republicans. Even many of the republicans that dislike Trump will likely still show up and vote for him to keep the SC out of leftist hands if nothing else.

  11. New York Times video compilation from various Trump rallies.

     

     

    Warning. Salty language.

    Kinda funny about that old guy talking about how he feels that Trump is the last chance to preserve the culture he grew up in.

     

    He really, really, isn't. That America is dead and gone. Really he should be voting Hillary, at least then he could keep the "tradition" of fighting extremely costly wars for absolutely no good reason.

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    From the song, "I am a real American. Fight for the rights of EVERY MAN." Every man is not just Americans. The idea that America needs to fight for the rights of others is a driving force behind the very kind of foreign policy Trump is trying to put an end to. It's shining beacon on a hill rhetoric, and that ain't Trump's style.

     

     

    If anything it's a joke video and nothing to get serious over. Someone like yourself getting serious over this video is quite amusing.

     

    Did you see me analyze some dumb statement by a stupid brony about applying objectivism to My Little Pony? Taking stupid crap way too seriously is something I like to do.

     

    Also, how Hulk Hogan's song applies to Trump's anti-neocon foreign policy is serious business!

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    It doesn't really suit Trump.

     

    "Fight for the rights of every man" <- That ain't Trump. Trump is too much of nationalist to give a crap about the rights of foreigners. It's that, "Let's fight for others!" mentality that drives neocon foreign policy to a certain extent. 

     

    I thought the message of the video is fight for American rights since that's what he's been saying in person and the video shows American icons. I don't see other countries shown in the video.

     

    From the song, "I am a real American. Fight for the rights of EVERY MAN." Every man is not just Americans. The idea that America needs to fight for the rights of others is a driving force behind the very kind of foreign policy Trump is trying to put an end to. It's shining beacon on a hill rhetoric, and that ain't Trump's style.

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    I love how Demos are all 'we must love, protect, and respect other countries and don't fearmonger against them'... unless that country is full of white people. Then they are evil incarnate. LMAO

    Volo please can we not play the old " white people are victims of awful political persecution " ....this is not GG, lets not try to exaggerate the reality :geek:

    Yeah, white people are only victims of persecution by the left, which is only about half the population. The right thinks white people are swell because they were responsible for the rights, culture, and technology that allows for the highest standard of living in the world.

     

    Persecution might be a bit strong.

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     If Bernie goes that route too overtly by refusing to endorse or running as an independent he is sacrificing whatever his movement can achieve within the Democratic Party. The Democratic Party does not want to reform itself, it wants to stay with its vested interests- that's why they are vested interests, after all. 

     

     

    Here's where you lose me. It's not losing what he can achieve, it is in fact, the only way he can achieve anything. If they think they can win without changing; the DNC will never change. They will only change if they have absolutely no choice. If Bernie doesn't remove his endorsement, he won't have to worry about losing his influence, because he will have no influence to lose. Everything he has fought for will amount to nothing if he does anything less. Even if the dems lose this time, they'll go:

     

    DNC person 1: Hillary was a bad choice, next time we should go with some one more likable.

    DNC person 2: Should we clean house like the Bernie people want?

    DNC person 1: Do we HAVE to?

    DNC person 2: No. It's still possible to win without doing so.

    DNC person 1: Then no. We just need a more likable candidate. Oh, and we need to make sure more people like Bernie Sanders don't show up again to make a fuss.

     

    There are too many people in camp C). The dems NEED them to win an election now or ever again. Not cleaning up their act next election cycle will be a non-option. It is impossible for Dems to win if they don't reform. They will reform in such a scenario; out of necessity if nothing else. What do you think they would do, quietly go extinct? 

     

     

     Some will try and blame the Bernie or Busters, but so what- they ignored Bernie and the more rational will know that they would literally never vote Hillary. And that endorsement allows pro Bernie people to run for the positions of power 

    Nope. Bernie types will be purged from what little they have, measures will be taken to ensure they don't return, and they won't get any power of any kind ever again. It's now or never.

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    Sanders and his supporters need to show that they aren't pushovers. "Get your act together or we won't vote with you. Clean house or go extinct." Needs to be the message. The democrats can't scapegoat Sanders like they did Nader because:

     

    A) Sanders has too many supporters. If they do that, Trump will win again, and the democrats will be finished as a party.

     

    B) Sanders would just be standing up to the corruption. Not his fault the DNC is corrupt. Nader wasn't protesting being cheated by the DNC.

     

    If the Sanders and his supporters let the DNC get away with this, the DNC will never change. In fact, they'll double down. You have to give them no choice. "Cheat and you lose, period." That's how you fix things.

     If Bernie goes that route too overtly by refusing to endorse or running as an independent he is sacrificing whatever his movement can achieve within the Democratic Party. The Democratic Party does not want to reform itself, it wants to stay with its vested interests- that's why they are vested interests, after all. 

     

    Here's where you lose me. It's not losing what he can achieve, it is in fact, the only way he can achieve anything. If they think they can win without changing; the DNC will never change. They will only change if they have absolutely no choice. If Bernie doesn't remove his endorsement, he won't have to worry about losing his influence, because he will have no influence to lose. Everything he has fought for will amount to nothing if he does anything less. Even if the dems lose this time, they'll go:

     

    DNC person 1: Hillary was a bad choice, next time we should go with some one more likable.

    DNC person 2: Should we clean house like the Bernie people want?

    DNC person 1: Do we HAVE to?

    DNC person 2: No. It's still possible to win without doing so.

    DNC person 1: Then no. We just need a more likable candidate. Oh, and we need to make sure more people like Bernie Sanders don't show up again to make a fuss.

     

    There are too many people in camp C). The dems NEED them to win an election now or ever again. Not cleaning up their act next election cycle will be a non-option. It is impossible for Dems to win if they don't reform. They will reform in such a scenario; out of necessity if nothing else. What do you think they would do, quietly go extinct? 

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    He always said he would back her if/when she got the nomination

     

    Just like some of us said we wouldn't support her at such a time

     

    We both kept our word. I don't see a problem

    The problem is that if he lost he was supposed to lose fair and square. The DNC giving Clinton an advantage nullifies any obligation he had to support Clinton.

     

     

    I don't begrudge Sanders giving Clinton the endorsement. It's very easy to say he should have pulled a Cruz, but then if Cruz isn't a bona fide sociopath without an ounce of integrity in his body he does an excellent impression of one. Sanders pledged to support Clinton when/ if the time came and he followed through on that despite obviously being deeply unhappy about it.

     

    Thing is Sanders did lose; he might have lost in sketchy circumstances but lose he did. If Clinton wins he has to work with her, and if Clinton loses then her supporters and the entire Democratic Party structure will be looking to set blame and specifically set blame on anyone who isn't them. We only need to look back to 2000 to see them scapegoat Nader- which to an extent the Greens never recovered from- despite more democrats voting for Bush in Florida than Nader, and far more not voting at all. Sanders does not want to be Nader 2.0 and that is understandable if he wants to achieve anything. For better or (very much likely) worse the Democrat party is here to stay, if he wants to revolutionise politics- and actually do it rather than talk about it- he has to preserve his movement and reform from within.

     

    As it stands he, or his successor more likely, is in a good position should Hillary lose to get the nomination in 2020 and real reform in the interim.

     

    Strongly disagree.

     

    If I bet a guy $20 that I can beat him in a foot race, and he proceeds to shoot me in the knees during said race, I don't owe him squat. The DNC cheated; his loss doesn't count.

     

    Sanders and his supporters need to show that they aren't pushovers. "Get your act together or we won't vote with you. Clean house or go extinct." Needs to be the message. The democrats can't scapegoat Sanders like they did Nader because:

     

    A) Sanders has too many supporters. If they do that, Trump will win again, and the democrats will be finished as a party.

     

    B) Sanders would just be standing up to the corruption. Not his fault the DNC is corrupt. Nader wasn't protesting being cheated by the DNC.

     

    If the Sanders and his supporters let the DNC get away with this, the DNC will never change. In fact, they'll double down. You have to give them no choice. "Cheat and you lose, period." That's how you fix things.

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