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Oct 19 2020 12:56pm
i went from wanting DJT to get hit by a bus
to wanting DJT, 1/2 of Washington, and 1/2 of this sub-forum to get hit by a bus
i've really grown as a person these last few years
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Oct 19 2020 01:16pm
Quote (thesnipa @ Oct 19 2020 01:36pm)
Just as a hypothetical, black guy in the park, white nationalist comes up and screams at him "go back to africa nigger, stop taking my tax money for your welfare". how long do you think white nationalist should go to jail, if any?


Probably get fined for some form of disorderly conduct but probably not jailed.
Quote (Black XistenZ @ Oct 19 2020 01:35pm)
Actually, it goes back to at least 1994, when Republicans, led by "nuclear" New Gingrich, seized control of the House for the first time in I think 50 years and introduced as far more combative, polarizing style of politics. The 90s are also the time brazenly partisan news channels rose to prominence, like CNN and Fox News. And last but not least, the 90s are also the time when the internet became big, which had big ramifications for the way people inform themselves. The internet facilitates the formation of different echo chambers or bubbles whose inhabitants live in alternate realities. It also sowed confusion and distrust as it broke the traditional media's stranglehold on information and made it much more difficult to spike a scandal or to manipulate all the people in a particular direction.


CNN was not partisan in the 90's. Their shift left was pretty recent.

Fox was also founded explicitly as a right wing propaganda channel, so there's also that important piece of context.
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Oct 19 2020 01:23pm
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Probably get fined for some form of disorderly conduct but probably not jailed.

CNN was not partisan in the 90's. Their shift left was pretty recent.

Fox was also founded explicitly as a right wing propaganda channel, so there's also that important piece of context.


CNN used to be sensational but I would describe them as vehemently anti-Trump. I'm not sure if that's necessarily a bad thing though. Would it be wrong for a news organization to be anti-David Duke? I think we can all agree that an organization could be tough on a white supremacist. I'm not comparing Trump to Duke but what's clear is that there is SOME line where we say it's okay for an organization to be anti-candidate.
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Oct 19 2020 01:29pm
Quote (Thor123422 @ 19 Oct 2020 21:16)
CNN was not partisan in the 90's. Their shift left was pretty recent.


That's outright wrong. CNN's very favorable coverage of the Bill Clinton presidency was noted and mocked as early as the 90s, and right-wing circles used the moniker "CNN = Clinton News Network" throughout the 2000s.

https://www.newsmax.com/johnleboutillier/cnn-clinton/2007/11/21/id/322221/
https://books.google.de/books?id=M5C3AwAAQBAJ&pg=PT248&lpg=PT248&dq=cnn+positive+coverage+bill+clinton&source=bl&ots=f01TTrKryT&sig=ACfU3U3NZ3w5fnNHlxSu2-ejLBQHVrKG0Q&hl=de&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjAt7HusMHsAhUSAWMBHZImAecQ6AEwGHoECAUQAg#v=onepage&q=cnn%20positive%20coverage%20bill%20clinton&f=false

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Oct 20 2020 10:29pm
i have come to realize that law and politics share so much in common that you can almost call them the same thing.
they share the same corner-stone as they both rely on the positions of each other to justify their own.
conjointly they use each other to shape the future, better or worse.
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Oct 20 2020 10:37pm
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i have come to realize that law and politics share so much in common that you can almost call them the same thing.
they share the same corner-stone as they both rely on the positions of each other to justify their own.
conjointly they use each other to shape the future, better or worse.


You just realized the law is political?

Are you saying this rhetorically or did you really just realize that?

Because if you didn't realize the law is political at some point when you were a teenager I think you might be an idiot.
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Oct 20 2020 11:37pm
I think the most important aspect of politics/philosophy is not economics. It's race.

If you are ever confused about a political issue, hold that forbidden lens of race up and take another look. Most people don't understand that jews are a race of people, and they are the one thing you are not allowed to talk about.
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Oct 20 2020 11:42pm
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I think the most important aspect of politics/philosophy is not economics. It's race.

If you are ever confused about a political issue, hold that forbidden lens of race up and take another look. Most people don't understand that jews are a race of people, and they are the one thing you are not allowed to talk about.


HE RETURNS

and is basically a neo-nazi...
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Oct 20 2020 11:49pm
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HE RETURNS

and is basically a neo-nazi...


I never left! And yes, an neon nazi
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Oct 20 2020 11:55pm
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I think the most important aspect of politics/philosophy is not economics. It's race.

If you are ever confused about a political issue, hold that forbidden lens of race up and take another look. Most people don't understand that jews are a race of people, and they are the one thing you are not allowed to talk about.


Who denies that Jews are a race?
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