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Its amazing that when presented with the fact that this was an actual free speech rally

That the Alt-Left, as they’re now known, just doubles down on the Nazi narrative as if that is literally all they have to justify their actions.

Just screaming “Nazi” does not put you in the right. Labeling everyone who disagrees with you a Nazi so you can justify your actions is horrific. And, yes, the media is complicit in this.

italianguy617

The petition needs 100,000 signatures by September 16 to be addressed.

https://petitions.whitehouse.gov/petition/formally-recognize-antifa-terrorist-organization-0

Sign This Petition

Needs 18,597 signatures by September 16, 2017 to get a response from the White House

81,403 SIGNED: 100,000 GOAL as of 8/20/17 at 4:34pm

libfas

What the fuck, I looked at this a couple of hours ago and it stood at 50,000.

I remember when Obama was still in office and a similar petition was conveniently ‘bugged’ and stuck at 1 signee for several weeks and then removed.

robert-the-redhead-lover-deacti

Currently at 81,360 SIGNED.

We need 18,640 signatures by September 16, 2017

nunyabizni

Keep it moving and sign if you haven’t

whostolemymonkey

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theamericanparlor

Ridiculous. The City of Manassas announced it has canceled its upcoming Civil War weekend after the recent events that unfolded in Charlottesville.

Manassas was the site of two battles during the Civil War. According to an archived version of the event page on the Virginia Is For Lovers tourism website:

The annual Civil War Weekend in the City of Manassas will offer free living history, tours, lectures, music, food and much more for all ages at The Manassas Museum, in Historic Downtown, and at Liberia Plantation. The weekend features Jackson’s Raid on the Junction with barbecue and bourbon tasting, and a bonfire that will set a reproduction Civil War box car and flat car ablaze on August 26.

From The Federalist Papers Project - Oh my. How inflammatory.

The stupidity here is almost too much to fathom. Now we’re assuming people can’t handle any degree of attention on the Civil War, even in an educational context where the only participants are voluntary attendees interested in the subject? Would acknowledging it happened and exploring it tar Manassas as Southern sympathizers or something?

Did it occur to these geniuses that studying the Civil War is at least as likely to leave or reaffirm the conclusion that it’s good the North won? Or that education about the causes and outcome of the conflict just might help promote understanding and racial unity?

With political correctness getting this unhinged — and, frankly, idiotic — it’s hard to guess what’s next. Do you have any predictions for what the PC police’s next target might be? Let us know in the comments!

Go to http://thefederalistpapers.org/us/say-goodbye-civil-war-reenactments-manassas-virginia

nunyabizni

This is just stupid, living history is good and important.

friendly-neighborhood-patriarch

It starts eith the statues and then it’ll go here and then it’ll go to the history books.

Extremist fucks. They’d probably burn the Library of Alexandria if they could.

scrawnyflannelman

You can’t even claim an agenda, if both sides are being represented. Fucking hell.

gaywrites

When Twitter comes through. (Read the original story here.)

yourladyindank

I think he’s more referring to having to hide who he is and what he believes in the face of discrimination or face losing his livelyhood.

But I guess because it’s not electro shock or castration y'all are cool with it.

Disgusting.

unpopularly-opinionated

We are part of the generation that erases and destroys our history in all the wrong ways.

BlackLivesMatter makes a mockery of the Black Power movement from the 60s, doing more harm for race relations than good.

Feminism has all but been burned into ashes by surpassing equality to focus on supremacy, to the point where it’s frowned upon to consider yourself a part of the modern day iteration.

The LGTB+ community has become the very thing it tried so hard to argue that it wouldn’t become, the slippery slope. It’s become entirely too inclusive of imaginary identities and exclusive of actual ones.

Antifa is a laughable band of terrorists playing a 4D game of D&D where they roleplay as anti-fascists while unknowingly being fascists themselves.

And believe me, it’s not just the Left embarrassing and erasing history. Even if you’re a white supremacist/neo-Nazi, you’re embarrassing yourselves.

The Alternative Right, Neo-Nazi, White Supremacists, or whatever you want to call them, are nothing compared to the groups whose history they invoke and would themselves be laughingstocks if only the Left would stop building them up to be an amassing credible threat.

The Left pose a credible threat to the Freedom of Speech, while the Right pose a credible threat to Freedom of the Press.

I’ve heard the phrase “post-truth society” and I couldn’t agree more. We are a society beyond truth. We actively deny it and obfuscate it, filling it with whatever ‘truth’ we believe in. I, myself, am not exempt from this.

Whether it’s real or not, there are groups of people who feel their lives are in constant danger; their rights are being taken away; their enemies are being empowered; that they are being oppressed.

We are going backwards as a society; backwards as a nation. We’ve hit the reset button, there’s no undoing that fact. The only thing we can do now is make sure that we end up back on the same path as before, otherwise the result, I fear, will be a lot less pretty.

maxywell

I don’t think blm makes a mockery of previous racial equality movements. I think it is important considering literally last week there were masses of people chanting ‘Black lives don’t matter’. Work still needs to be done to prevent racism so I think we are better off with movements like blm as opposed to what? Ignoring it? Not on my liberal watch! I don’t think it has ever been anyone other than white people who have harmed race relations.

Me and my friends have thankfully never been frowned upon for supporting feminism. There are still inequalities between the sexes that I would like to see erased or reduced in my life time, especially in Eastern European countries. Once again I think feminists are doing a better job at securing equality for the sexes than we would if we ignored it. I don’t think it has been anyone other than non-feminists who have made a mockery of feminism

I’m most shocked by this third paragraph, it seems you need to get off of tumblr if you believe that ‘imaginary identities’ (I assume you mean stuff like demisexual and identifying as a horse) are being more so included than ‘actual ones’ (those referenced in the LBGT acronym). As a gay man I’ve never felt excluded by the LBGT, nor have my lesbian friends. Yes maybe bisexual and transgender people have but I promise you it’s not by demisexuals and horse-kin. I don’t think it has ever been anyone inside the LBGT that has

And it seems you are the one ‘erasing history’ of you think we have only recently become a society 'beyond truth’. Look at world war propaganda, look at religion in medieval times, it’s all beyond truth. In my opinion this is the time of history we have been most exposed to the truth due to being educated and having information most available to us.

Excuse me if I’ve misunderstood anything of your post in my response or if you think I’m being a credible threat to your freedom of speech but I just wanted to give an opinion that might put your mind at rest; I really don’t think moments like blm, feminism or the LBGT are taking us backwards as a society or nation, I think the people who voted for Donald Trump are. You will also find that it is much harder to erase history than putting on a bkm hoodie, it will all still be there in the text books and on Wikipedia so don’t worry.

unpopularly-opinionated

Though my blog is far from being a moderate one, I want to attempt to try to keep my personal feelings off of this post mainly because that was its intention from the beginning.

That isn’t to say I won’t try and discuss with you what little I can to perhaps explain some of my thinking behind the moderate way I’ve written about these groups.

The main issue with BLM, feminism, or the LGTB+ movement, or any movement really looking to get rid of discrimination against one or more particular groups, is how it’s perceived from the outside, because ultimately while having people on the inside who want to get rid of that discrimination is great, your goal is to affect the people on the outside.

What essentially you’re aiming to do is change someone’s opinion of someone else, no matter how irrational theirs might be, and while that might he a noble cause it’s also incredibly difficult to do, so I understand the trouble that I think the groups have.

You mentioned that the ones who have a problem with feminism are the ones who aren’t feminists, and being one of those people myself, I can agree. The view outside of the movement is not a pretty one, and that goes for each of the ones I’ve mentioned.

I would go into detail why, but frankly most of that would end up being my opinion, and I don’t want this post to lose it’s moderate position. The general idea though, from what I’ve gathered, is that the consensus of people outside these movements disagree with them.

However, I’d like to point out that not everyone who is outside of those movements doesn’t believe in those movement’s messages, they just don’t believe in the movements.

I definitely could’ve worded the third paragraph better. It’s actually my least liked one because when I originally wrote it I couldn’t phrase the problem I noticed with it. I suppose it’s less about the made up identities excluding the real ones, and more about the idea of inclusivity period that’s excluding others.

Because the group covers such a wide range of people, the focus gets shifted around a lot, which is understandable when some identities become more socially acceptable than others, but I’ve noticed it causes a lot of infighting amongst the group.

I’d argue that the group could do with being divided possibly into two separate groups dealing with gender identities and sexualities, but at this point in history the two are so ingrained within each other that that isn’t really feasible. I think the only option left is to solve the issue in our own house before we solve each other’s issues, but perhaps there is a better solution I haven’t heard of.

I’ve heard this before that other times throughout history we’ve been beyond truth and I didn’t mean to disregard that. I was more or less trying to bring up the idea of fake news that’s been going around the internet and mainstream media recently.

We’ve most certainly lied to each other consistently throughout history, I won’t deny that. Only recently with us becoming a society centralized around the internet of ideas, lies, or fake news as we call it now, have learned to flourish which I think collectively regardless of your political leanings we can say is a step backwards as opposed to forwards.

You would think with access to a more or less infinite well of knowledge that the truth would be easier to find in most stories, but not when that well of knowledge is so easily tainted.

I respect and expected rebuttals to come, and so far you’re the first genuine one, so for that I thank you. I knew this would open a dialog or conversation at some point, though maybe I expected a more vitriolic one.

oliverenjoysisolation-blog

the times that men face negative consequences for their gender are still because of misogyny (i.e. men fail custody battles bc of the misogynist notion that women are made for caregiving) and when MRAs deny that they are being misogynist and denying misogyny

Misogyny exists just as misandry does. Men fail custody battles not because people look down upon women??? They fail them because of misandrous stereotypes about men????Also people who deny being called misogynists aren’t denying that misogyny exists, they just don’t like being called hateful terms. :/Again I strongly suggest that you watch that documentary. It likely won’t change your mind, but it’s always good to hear other people’s perspectives on these types of subjects.Like I can kind of see where your coming from but I think you’re missing the mark sort of…uhhhh sorry im really bad at making sentences flow well together haha :P

onemv

The notion that women are default caregivers isn’t because of some long tradition of shackling women to children. It’s literally the result of feminism. Around 100 years ago in a divorce case children went to the father nearly 100% of the time. The only chance the mother had to get custody was to prove the father to be wildly unfit/abusive.

That was changed by feminists with legislation that introduced “tender years” doctrine. Which declared young children needed their mothers. This changed it to children under 7 going to the mother 100% of the time until the time children reached the “breeching age’ which was usually around 7 or 8. At that time custody reverted to the father. This was also seen to be an affront, so they took it further and introduced “Children are fragile”. Under this provision, infants up the age of 17 were considered too fragile for a change in environment and should stay with their custodial parent.

I go into much greater detail and include sources on this post: Feminist Misdirection or The Bald Faced Caregiver Lie.

garbagelogan

one of the most adorable moments in the series

unorthodoxchronicles

Beast boy and cyborg drop everything to make sure that Starfire is comfortable telling jokes. They don’t care that they missed the context, laugh along to make her comfortable, then proceed to make asses of themselves JUST so she can have a good laugh too and feel like she BELONGS.

And that is one of many examples of why the original teen titans series was seriously well fucking written as it showed a very HUMAN kind of emotion, feeling like you don’t fit in and watching a joke go wrong and people not finding you funny, then getting to laugh because the people you chose to open up to were caring enough to make fucking sure you felt like you belonged just for a bit.

nhfan4ever

guardian

How do we break the taboo around men’s mental health?

Watch the full film

daydreamingfalcon-deactivated20

Ew.

Get This Off My Dash.

Men Can’t Experience Depression Because They Have Nothing To Be Depressed About.

politicalpianoprincess

What The hell is wrong with you? Depression can happen to anyone, you cunt. I am sick and tired of this “men are oppressors so they can’t be harmed” bullshit. You know nothing of biology works. You know nothing of how the brain works. And you know nothing about how society works. You call yourself a feminist? You’re not.

political-panic

“Ew, get these cold hard facts off my dash because I can take the truth woman are better uwu”

We are equal, men experience depression. And yes, they do have things to be depressed about. Like people like you, erasing their depression and rape experience simply because of their gender. Disgusting.

orphanfight

This just in men don’t have chemicals in our brains.

birlinterrupted

It’s such a tragedy when people’s careers are affected by sending out 10 page long screeds abt why women are biologically inferior in yr workplace to everyone

fullymechanized-consoomer

But did you actually read the memo? It doesn’t say that women are biologically inferior it says that men and women differ in how they approach and interact in high stress work environments (women tend towards cooperation and men towards competitiveness), and that Google isn’t doing enough to accommodate women but rather hiring them in mass to cover for their disjointed and backwards working environment.

siryouarebeingmocked

SOME GUY: We should do better at supporting women, because women, generally speaking, are not the same as men. But we can’t forget that women and men are all individuals.

INTERNET: REEEEEE Anti-Diversity REEEEEE

thespectacularspider-girl

The guy is an engineer. If you looked at his actual memo, you’d realize it was sourced to hell and back, as one would expect a guy going to HARVARD to do.

thespectacularspider-girl

siliquasquama replied to your photo: siryouarebeingmocked: …

I read the Gizmodo version which didn’t have any sources.

Gizmodo actively scrubbed everything so it looked like an unsourced screed.

https://assets.documentcloud.org/documents/3914586/Googles-Ideological-Echo-Chamber.pdf

There. All sources and links are attached.

Remember, Gizmodo is where all the Gawker writers went after the parent company tanked.

4chansbest

Anon sums up Trumps Charlottesville comments

alaskantigah-deactivated2018121

I literally just read the Washington Post article this green text is referencing. The author of that article should be embarrassed that what was likely hours of work and writing was summed up so succinctly in six points.

siryouarebeingmocked

ithelpstodream

in 1943, the us war department released this video to tell americans not to fall for fascist rhetoric. you can watch the full film, ‘don’t be a sucker’, here: https://archive.org/details/DontBeaS1947

higher-order

Protesters vandalized and attempted to take down the Peace Monument in Piedmont Park in Atlanta on Sunday, mistaking it for a pro-Confederate statue.

The madness of the crowd in action. These aren’t thinking people, they’ve been consumed by the herd mentality. They function on unsubstantiated accusations.