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That too, but the idea is almost a caricature. Something you'd see on an SNL skit. Not "Meet Tuesdays at xxx" just "Walk toward the burning cross."Fiery is misspelled
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That too, but the idea is almost a caricature. Something you'd see on an SNL skit. Not "Meet Tuesdays at xxx" just "Walk toward the burning cross."Fiery is misspelled
Cool. If only this was 180 AD, Elon would have the perfect reason to flash that salute.Just happened to watch the first Gladiator last night. Noticed this gesture being made as the gladiators entered in the coliseum for the Carthage battle.
I'm just not seeing it. I see an irrelevant organization that likely has less than 100 members in NC and likely similar percentages in KY riling up a bunch of people with a flyer. And people fall for it every time. Ignore them and they go back to their trailers. Or don't. Make fun of them and they go back to their trailers humiliatedWhat do you mean the 1920s? They were active in the 60s as well. Who do you think did the Birmingham Church bombing.
They were active in NC as well. In 65, I saw a cross burning in Kinston that had 1000s of people there and later that year we had a private one at our house after a sermon my stepfather preached.
Be stupid and make light of this.
Another quote from the Reagan-appointed judge, which echoes thoughts I've had about almost every GOP-led legal action over the last few years --Not at all surprising, but I'd be so embarrassed if I supported an administration that caused my own party's most senior judges to say things like this.
Judge John Coughenour, a Ronald Reagan appointee who sits in Seattle, granted the request by Washington Attorney General Nick Brown and three other Democratic-led states for the emergency order halting implementation of the policy for the next 14 days while there are more briefings in the legal challenge.
“I have been on the bench for over four decades. I can’t remember another case whether the question presented was as clear,” Coughenour said.
Well they're one for three.You’re just a little off here. They’re not trying to “work up” the vast, vast majority. They’re trying to get you to dismiss their actions, defend their right to behave like this, and normalize their “opinions.”
Because racism is funny, no?Why is it funny?
Do you go out of your way to find articles that make the position you're defending seem as absurd as possible?He doesn't really strike me as the neo Nazi type.
Elon Musk says he's 'Jewish by association' after Auschwitz visit, sees 'almost no antisemitism'
“I’m aspirationally Jewish,” Musk said. “So I was like, ‘What are people talking about with this antisemitism?’ Because I never hear it at dinner conversations."
Elon Musk said he is "Jewish by association" during a conversation with conservative commentator Ben Shapiro after a visit to the former Nazi concentration camp in Auschwitz, Poland.
Musk, the Tesla CEO and owner of social media platform X, made the comments during a conference on antisemitism organized by the European Jewish Association. The association had arranged for Musk to make a private visit to Auschwitz, where an estimated 1.1 million Jewish people were killed during the Holocaust.
"I must admit to being somewhat frankly naive about this. In the circles that I move, I see almost no antisemitism. ... Two-thirds of my friends are Jewish," the billionaire tech mogul said in a video posted on YouTube by Bloomberg Technology. "I have twice as many Jewish friends as non-Jewish friends. I’m like Jewish by association."
The association organized the visit to address a worldwide surge of antisemitism after the start of the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza.
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Elon Musk says he's 'Jewish by association' after Auschwitz visit, sees 'almost no antisemitism'
“I’m aspirationally Jewish,” Musk said. “So I was like, ‘What are people talking about with this antisemitism?’ Because I never hear it at dinner conversations."www.nbcnews.com
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Two for three. When you brush it off as no big deal, you normalize their actions.Well they're one for three.
Meh. I'm not seeing it. Whoever did this wants the attention so the organization seems somewhat relevant again. Ignore it and they don't get that.Two for three. When you brush it off as no big deal, you normalize their actions.
Shapiro wouldn't give him a platform, or defend him as he has done, if he suspected any anti-semitism.
I might if the last line was "Meet at the unattended backpack on the corner".Would you consider a “fake” al-Qaeda recruitment flyer to be funny, too?
This type of thing is what leads me to think Dems need to come out strongly supporting overhauls to our legal immigration system, advocating to make it much easier to legally immigrate to the US for the people who do it "the right way."The lie that MAGAs were really just concerned with illegal immigration has been exposed.