Per capita Muslims are far more violently anti-Semitic than Whites.
So, because Muslims attack Jews in their place in France, it can't happen here?
PS.
You are aware many who worked in the WTC were Jews?
Is that a coincidence on 9/11?
You are aware many who worked in the WTC were Jews?
IT DID NOT WORK!!!
Poland was nominally Catholic fascist, and had an alliance with all the other Catholic fascists. That included Italy, and Spain, but also the Austro-fascists. Italy was one of the main defenders of all.
The first two times that the Germans threatened the Austro-fascists, Italy threatened Germany with war. Germany was actually afraid to go to war with Italy. The third time, Hitler had convinced Mussolini to back off. Mussolini abandoned his fellow Catholic fascists, and so both Austria, and later Poland fell.
Nazism was not the only flavor of fascism, but none of the other flavors were willing to stand up against Hitler.
Technically speaking, Arabs are Semites.
Muslims and Jews actually get along fairly well in the USA. There is a disagreement about Israel, but when it comes to America, there is a lot of agreement. I look at the white nationalists announcing how much we supposedly hate each other, and I think they are just trying to divide and destroy.
Let me ask you this?
If a group is per capita a way, but in the minority & continues to grow in size to the majority?
What happens?
The tendencies grow.
Doesn't matter, man. You still made the choice you made and in hindsight, it was probably the wrong one.
If you're spending this much time defending that poor choice, maybe you should just admit it was a poor choice.
I don't mind if you do that and say "not voting for Clinton was probably a mistake me and millions of others like me made".
What if your vote isn't meaningless, though? Egads, that would mean you are responsible for it.
So it's sad to see how little respect you have for your own vote, if you think it'd be neat to toss it away, along with millions of other people.
Not voting, or voting 3P, was a mistake you and millions of others like you made. There's no harm in admitting it, but there's plenty of malice in defending it.
Thinking your vote is "meaningless" is the ultimate in narcissism; it's you actively trying to absolve yourself of guilt for making a bad choice. That's all I want you to acknowledge.
There is NO WRONG choice to vote in New York.
Sure there was...3P, Trump, not voting at all.
Total wrong choices.
What if your vote wasn't meaningless? We'll never know because of the choice you and millions like you made.
That choice was a mistake in hindsight, wasn't it?
With the electoral college.
Nope.
What if Trump had won New York? You see what I'm getting at...
If Trump won New York, I'm sure just about every other state would've too.
Well, thanks to you we will never know. So I sure hope sitting at home indefinitely as 17M lose their jobs and 22,000 die was worth your lame protest vote.
Thanks for nothing.
This idea that our vote counts is naive.
This idea that our vote counts is naive.
Trump is in many ways like a Second Obama.
He's deported less Illegals than Obama.
Has a stimulus package, and bailouts bigger than Obama's.
I honestly never knew Republicans did that.
It does when/if everyone takes the franchise seriously.
You didn't.
So you need to own that.
Then you weren't paying attention in 2007-8. Nor were you paying attention in 2001.
So maybe pay attention now?
To tell you the truth, very little changes between Democrats & Republicans.
Still war after war.
Still Illegals & more Illegal immigrants.
Still adding more & more debt.
Yeah, that's a load of horseshit and even Noam Chomsky, not establishment by any means, thinks so:
Also, Clinton produced surpluses and Obama reduced the deficit by 66%.
Because if you could sell votes.
Someone in Florida could sell theirs for a million.
I could only sell mine for a penny.
FACTS HERE.
It's kind of funny the obsession some have with those that have voted third party in Presidential elections. I've heard it called childish. I've heard it called a cop out. I've been told from those on the right that by voting for Johnson I voted for Hillary. On the left I've been told I voted for Trump.
Everyone's entitled to their opinion but fvck'em. I voted for who was closest to what I believe.
You know what else is funny is how often we hear prior to an election "everyone vote", "please vote", "please vote everyone..." Of course what they really mean is vote for the candidate they support.