Big Words And Recycled Phrases

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Antonin Mercié/Adalbert Volk, Robert E. Lee Monument, Richmond, Virginia, 1890. Projection by Dustin Klein; photo by Alexis Delilah; spray paint improvement by the public, 2020.

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:) 

via NPR

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I saw a man so beautiful I started crying?

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David Suzuki in this interview about facing the reality of climate change and other environmental issues from Moyers & Company.

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Tattoos were used for the sole purpose of identifying the different tribes in different countries in Africa, Samoa, India, China, Philippines, and several other places. Then here comes the colonizers with white Jesus claiming it was barbaric.

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One day you’re gonna think of someone for the last time and won’t even realize.

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Every single journalist on Twitter that’s referring to right-wing protestors in Portland right now as “conservative” is both a liar and an active fascist collaborator.

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Here’s Mr. Andy Ngo, who the right wing at large wants you to believe is totally innocent and unjustly persecuted, neglecting to mention that the people being attacked here are members of the openly white nationalist American Guard, who were founded by a fascist skinhead.

Andy Ngo wants you sympathize with fascists. Andy Ngo is a fascist collaborator.

Here’s Jack Posobiec, self-described “nationalist conservative,” framing the same people as victims, neglecting to mention that they are an openly white nationalist group.

Jack Posobiec wants you to sympathize with fascists. Jack Posobiec is a fascist collaborator.

Here’s Elijah Schaffer, reporter for The Blaze, framing the American Guard as the victims and neglecting to mention that they are a white nationalist group.

Elijah Schaffer wants you to sympathize with fascists. Elijah Schaffer is a fascist collaborator.

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In case it were not clear enough, the Proud Boys, the primary group of right-wing protestors, are joining the overtly white nationalist American Guard in open arms.

This was specifically a fascist and white nationalist rally, and any journalist who doesn’t start their reporting with that is irresponsible at best and an active fascist collaborator at worst.

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Regarding that hammer…

https://www.facebook.com/frankie.hernandez.90813236/posts/411668426365275

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They’re named. And still 96% 

https://www.plainviewproject.org/data?city=philadelphia&status=current

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How selfish…. it’s all about “me me me”.

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You can tell she’s (willfully and harmfully) ignorant bc she talks about the citizens and the police and says, “I wish both sides would just stop. I understand what they’re fighting for and I appreciate what everybody is fighting for, but this is not what it’s supposed to be like. We’re supposed to be fighting together. Not against each other.”

And she’s wrong. When it’s citizens vs government it’s not about fighting together with police. Policemen are aligned with the government… they are ruled by the gov’t, not the people. So when citizens have a problem with the gov’t, with policies and laws, and consequently with the enforcers of those legalities (judges, policemen, etc), the citizens should unite as one with each other. If policemen want to step across enemy lines and join the protestors and activists, they are welcome to at whatever jobly cost it is for them. But the good fight is with the people. Not with the gov’t. And as long as there are people willing to stand for the oppressive gov’t, there is always an “us” and a “them”

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