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Re: right wing violence

2017-09-01T20:27:22-06:00

Bingo. Exactly. Opposite of what the MSM and socialist democrat propagandists are putting out, Trump is doing a lot of good.

Why do you think Wall Street keeps setting record, after record, after record? Because the oppressive and expensive regulatory burden that Obama imposed over the last 8 years is being rolled back. Wall St. is not stupid. Amazing what American business can do when they are not relegated to ATM status for lefty democrat social engineering programs.

Statistics: Posted by Ddawg — Fri Sep 01, 2017 8:27 pm

Re: right wing violence

2017-09-01T18:42:24-06:00

Sno and Ddawg, I appreciate the information you're giving here. 16:1 means businesses will be freed up to produce more which means they'll need to employ more people and their prices will go down benefiting we the consumer. 11,000 fewer federal workers means there will be less burden on we the tax payers. Those 11,000 can get jobs in the more efficient businesses.

Statistics: Posted by nuk13 — Fri Sep 01, 2017 6:42 pm

Re: right wing violence

2017-09-01T16:37:49-06:00

I have heard that Mr. Trump is laying off people which is a step in smaller government. I hope he keeps it up.
Heard today on Hannity that Trump's executive order that 2 regulations be retired/eliminated for each new proposed regulation has been a smashing success -- the actual rate right now stands at 16:1 -- for each new regulation, Trump's administration has eliminated 16.

Mongo likey. Trump is moving in the right direction on many fronts.

In comparison, after 6 months of Trump's presidency there are 11,000 fewer federal workers. After the 1st 6 months of Obama, he added 60,000 new federal employees. Per jobs reports.

Statistics: Posted by Ddawg — Fri Sep 01, 2017 4:37 pm

Re: right wing violence

2017-09-01T16:23:29-06:00

I have heard that Mr. Trump is laying off people which is a step in smaller government. I hope he keeps it up.

Heard today on Hannity that Trump's executive order that 2 regulations be retired/eliminated for each new proposed regulation has been a smashing success -- the actual rate right now stands at 16:1 -- for each new regulation, Trump's administration has eliminated 16.

Statistics: Posted by snoscythe — Fri Sep 01, 2017 4:23 pm

Re: right wing violence

2017-09-01T12:49:23-06:00

I guess it comes down to how you define right vs. left.

I view the right end of the spectrum as favoring a federalist system of government with limited government interference. That puts Libertarians on the far right. The left end of the spectrum favors centralized, even global, government with authoritarian power over speech, thought, and wealth. That puts the KKK and Antifa both on the far left, as their aims are to exert power over the "other" and promote or denigrate certain groups through government action.

For some reason, most are useful idiots who let CNN, MSNBC, the DNC, BLM and other groups define who is "far right" or "alt right". They've apparently been successful in divorcing those terms from politics, and instead they've attached them to social views and no longer in terms of how the groups view the relationship between government and the governed.

You've put this very well Sno. I want less government control over my religion and life. The media gets in the game with accusations of left and right that often don't express what I believe at all.

I have heard that Mr. Trump is laying off people which is a step in smaller government. I hope he keeps it up.

Statistics: Posted by nuk13 — Fri Sep 01, 2017 12:49 pm

Re: right wing violence

2017-09-01T11:41:48-06:00

To think - or promote the idea the there are "right wing" GOP that are as violent as the Socialist left is misguided. Watch this video and see what the left does to a law abiding member of the GOP. He's a Trump supporter. This is reality.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ug94pT9S92k

This is a horror. I could not see clearly the reporter with the red shirt. Bless him no matter what his leanings are. On the other hand I could see the guy in the green shirt stopping them and perhaps saving that guys life. Mobs jack people's fake courage up. How much courage does it take to pound and kick someone who is already down. I am against the hate groups whether they are called left or right.

Statistics: Posted by nuk13 — Fri Sep 01, 2017 11:41 am

Re: right wing violence

2017-08-30T21:08:53-06:00

To think - or promote the idea the there are "right wing" GOP that are as violent as the Socialist left is misguided. Watch this video and see what the left does to a law abiding member of the GOP. He's a Trump supporter. This is reality.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ug94pT9S92k

Statistics: Posted by Ddawg — Wed Aug 30, 2017 9:08 pm

Re: right wing violence

2017-08-30T18:05:40-06:00

David Duke, former head of the KKK and prominent leader of the alt-right movement says the KKK and alt-right voted for Donald Trump:
“We are determined to take our country back,” Duke said from the rally, calling it a “turning point.” “We are going to fulfill the promises of Donald Trump. That’s what we believed in. That’s why we voted for Donald Trump, because he said he’s going to take our country back.”
The Crusader, the KKK newspaper, had a front page article extolling the virtues of Trump.

I think it's pretty obvious that what exists of the KKK, the alt-right, and white nationalists are strongly in favor of the Trump.

That's what makes it so important for true Conservatives to strongly and clearly disavow and remove these elements. Make it clear that their ideologies are not welcome nor tolerated in the GOP. Otherwise the Left and the media will continue to be able to sway common, independent Americans from Conservative views to Liberal views.

So what. Unless you ave been living in a cave for the past 20 years, or sleeping under a rock, you would know that the GOP has disavowed the KKK and David Duke repeatedly, as nauseam.

The GOP, nor any member of the GOP, including Donald Trump, have invited, courted, or sought the support or endorsement of the KKK, neo-Nazi's, or any white supremacist group.

The fact is, the KKK and the white nationalists supported the Democrat party up to the 1960's. The Democrats had their national conventions during the day, then donned their white sheets at night and burned crosses in the park next to the DNC national convention. The Democrats did not want freedom for the black slaves, the Democrats did not want free black to vote, the Democrats instituted Jim Crow laws across the south, the Democrats were the KKK. That is factual.

It's leftist propaganda BS slime to state that the GOP or Donald Trump are racist, or are pandering to the KKK or neo Nazi's.

It you are buying into the propaganda coming from the MSM and the Socialist Democratic machine that Trump welcomes the KKK, etc, then you are foolish.

Look back and remember what "NAZI" stood for. It was a political party in Germany. Nazi = Nationalsozialist, or National Socialist. Socialist are from the left. Democrats are Socialists. The Dem's want to limit, and eliminate free speech (unless you agree with them). They Dem's also want to limit, or eliminate the 2nd amendment. The socialist left hates religion (unless you're a Muslim and guaranteed to vote Democrat). Hmmmm ...... So did Hitler with his Nationalist Socialist party. See any parallels?

Look at ANTIFA - they are extremely violent - and they support Democrats. The Democrats have loved what ANTIFA is doing to Trump supporters. Only recently have some Democrats tepidly denounced the tactics of ANTIFA. A facade.

Let's not be foolish and be hood-winked by the propaganda of the aggressive, socialist democrat left.

Statistics: Posted by Ddawg — Wed Aug 30, 2017 6:05 pm

Re: right wing violence

2017-08-23T09:38:46-06:00

I guess it comes down to how you define right vs. left.

I view the right end of the spectrum as favoring a federalist system of government with limited government interference. That puts Libertarians on the far right. The left end of the spectrum favors centralized, even global, government with authoritarian power over speech, thought, and wealth. That puts the KKK and Antifa both on the far left, as their aims are to exert power over the "other" and promote or denigrate certain groups through government action.

For some reason, most are useful idiots who let CNN, MSNBC, the DNC, BLM and other groups define who is "far right" or "alt right". They've apparently been successful in divorcing those terms from politics, and instead they've attached them to social views and no longer in terms of how the groups view the relationship between government and the governed.

Statistics: Posted by snoscythe — Wed Aug 23, 2017 9:38 am

Re: right wing violence

2017-08-23T09:32:45-06:00

David Duke, former head of the KKK and prominent leader of the alt-right movement says the KKK and alt-right voted for Donald Trump:

“We are determined to take our country back,” Duke said from the rally, calling it a “turning point.” “We are going to fulfill the promises of Donald Trump. That’s what we believed in. That’s why we voted for Donald Trump, because he said he’s going to take our country back.” -https://www.vox.com/2017/8/12/16138358/ ... d-duke-kkk

The Crusader, the KKK newspaper, had a front page article extolling the virtues of Trump.

I think it's pretty obvious that what exists of the KKK, the alt-right, and white nationalists are strongly in favor of the Trump.

That's what makes it so important for true Conservatives to strongly and clearly disavow and remove these elements. Make it clear that their ideologies are not welcome nor tolerated in the GOP. Otherwise the Left and the media will continue to be able to sway common, independent Americans from Conservative views to Liberal views.

Statistics: Posted by hawkwing — Wed Aug 23, 2017 9:32 am