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xy5jn0
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Jk. We disagree somewhat but I like the discussion. Debate is always good and on Mesi its entertaining at times too.Hmmmm ok....lol
Copying and pasting a breitbart article is hardly classified information....
To take attention away from the other ridiculous shit he's doing? Yup, we both agree there.
No. The fact, for anyone with an IQ higher than a beached jellyfish, is that it is an unbelievable claim bc there was not a single shred of evidence given to back it up. He heard it from breitbart Friday night and then posted it up Saturday. That's where your president gets his information from hahaha.
For someone so adamantly against fake news, you sure do post your fair share of it. This is now the third time you've posted fake news since this past weekend. I see your political affiliations are rubbing off on you
CdnGuy
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LOL Thanks Scally MD needed a good laugh
Following the election of Donald Trump to the presidency, two American contingents appeared to stand ascendant in the U.S.: white nationalists and the Religious Right. The former, ideological descendants of the Ku Klux Klan and Jim Crow-era legislators, would like to return white supremacy to both state and federal law—or, barring that, break off part of the U.S. to form a white ethno-state wholesale.
The latter, meanwhile, would allow Christian fundamentalism to become the U.S.’s de jure national religion, with attendant legislation targeting LGBT and minority religious communities alike.
Both white nationalists and the Religious Right tossed vociferous support behind Trump’s candidacy during the recent presidential election, and both contingents thrilled at Trump’s unexpected victory, as well as the authoritarian bent he’s quickly brought to the executive branch.
However, Trump is not the sole leader that both of these cohorts vocally support. Indeed, for America’s white nationalists and for many within the Religious Right, there is only one country, and one leader, worth emulating.
Rather than model their goals solely on a glorified Confederate past or lavish praise only on defeated fascist regimes in Europe, the figureheads of America’s far-right have found a new lodestar in Moscow.
For someone so adamantly against fake news, you sure do post your fair share of it. This is now the third time you've posted fake news since this past weekend. I see your political affiliations are rubbing off on you
Umm, they admitted it. So how's that fake news?
"His religious-right defenders see themselves as warriors in an epic battle for Christian America, not unlike the one underlying the agenda envisioned by top Trump strategist Stephen K. Bannon — and as Trump hunkers down, they are invested in the narrative that Trump’s critics are satanic enemies bent on destroying him." https://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/plum-line/wp/2017/03/06/the-religious-right-is-steeling-itself-for-a-biblical-battle-on-trumps-behalf/? (Opinion | The religious right is steeling itself for a Biblical battle on Trump’s behalf)
The totalitarian mass leaders based their propaganda on the correct psychological assumption that, under such conditions, one could make people believe the most fantastic statements one day, and trust that if the next day they were given irrefutable proof of their falsehood, they would take refuge in cynicism; instead of deserting the leaders who had lied to them, they would protest that they had known all along that the statement was a lie and would admire the leaders for their superior tactical cleverness.
