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Tango downs.93henfan wrote:Tangos down.
Indeed,css75 wrote:Guess that shoots the theory that New Zealand is the safest place on the planet.
Their last event like this was 22 years ago. We can't go 22 days without one.css75 wrote:Guess that shoots the theory that New Zealand is the safest place on the planet.
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When was our last mass shooting? Serious question. Doesn’t even register.Grizalltheway wrote:Their last event like this was 22 years ago. We can't go 22 days without one.css75 wrote:Guess that shoots the theory that New Zealand is the safest place on the planet.
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Curious if you think the synagogue shooter was a false flag liberal? What about the Coast Guard bro plot?Gil Dobie wrote:After some recent news events, I wouldn't be surprised if this guy was a liberal making himself appear as a white nationalist, blaming Trump. One of those too good to be true stories. Who knows, it might, it might not be, but who knows now a days.
Have you read this wack-jobs manifesto???Chizzang wrote:Wait... Gil
So yer tellin' me ANTIFA is a bunch of Conservatives pretending to be crazy Liberals
https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/ ... ll/585058/Significant portions of the manifesto appear to be an elaborate troll, written to prey on the mainstream media’s worst tendencies. As the journalist Robert Evans noted, “This manifesto is a trap … laid for journalists searching for the meaning behind this horrific crime. There is truth in there, and valuable clues to the shooter’s radicalization, but it is buried beneath a great deal of, for lack of a better word, ‘shitposting.’”
No, but I did see the thing where he asked himself a question about Trump and answered it:Col Hogan wrote: Have you read this wack-jobs manifesto???
That's interesting on multiple levels."Were/are you a supporter of Donald Trump?" was one of the questions he posed to himself.
His answer: "As a symbol of renewed white identity and common purpose? Sure. As a policy maker and leader? Dear god no."
Can I get your autograph?BDKJMU wrote:Had a 3 week trip to Australia (just 3 days Sydney) and New Zealand with the gf this past November. Stayed 2 nights in Christchurch at the Chateau on the Park/DoubleTree by Hilton. Turns out its just 800 meters from the mosque. So we either walked or rode past it, but I don't remember seeing it.
What's basically going on there is that, as anyone with half a brain can tell, he's saying Trump is a shitty leader and human being, but at least he says and acknowledges things that globalists/progressives are conditioned not to say or acknowledge, namely that it's not evil to be a white man.JohnStOnge wrote:No, but I did see the thing where he asked himself a question about Trump and answered it:Col Hogan wrote: Have you read this wack-jobs manifesto???
That's interesting on multiple levels."Were/are you a supporter of Donald Trump?" was one of the questions he posed to himself.
His answer: "As a symbol of renewed white identity and common purpose? Sure. As a policy maker and leader? Dear god no."
He sure took an odd path to showing he isn’t evil93henfan wrote:What's basically going on there is that, as anyone with half a brain can tell, he's saying Trump is a shitty leader and human being, but at least he says and acknowledges things that globalists/progressives are conditioned not to say or acknowledge, namely that it's not evil to be a white man.JohnStOnge wrote:
No, but I did see the thing where he asked himself a question about Trump and answered it:
That's interesting on multiple levels.
She needs to be slapped.Gil Dobie wrote:Early response from Minnesota Congresswoman.
This morning we woke up to the news that a terrorist opened fire and killed at least 49 people who were peacefully worshipping in two Mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand.
In the face of this horror, we are all mourning. But, we must also stand resolved against hate, bigotry and white supremacy.
While we are still learning a lot about the situation, early reports indicate that the terrorist who committed this act of atrocity was a rightwing extremist who appears to have been motivated by the white supremacy he sees in the United States. In addition, he praised Donald Trump as a symbol for white nationalism and supremacy. The growing white supremacy that exists in our country is transcending borders and infecting others with hate.
This isn’t the first time that a white supremacist attacked a group of worshipers – committed to their faith – in their place of worship. This attack was on Muslims, but in the United States we have seen such attacks in churches and synagogues.
In the face of this terrorism and white supremacy, we cannot live in fear. We will continue to be stronger than this Islamophobia and hate. We must rise up and speak out against attacks on individuals who are peacefully worshipping.
I am attending Jumu’ah prayers today and regardless of your faith I ask that you take a moment to recommit to the work of peace, dignity, respect, and prosperity for all people.
Jummah Mubarak,
Ilhan Omar
It doesnt matter it happens so infrequently its not even a blip on the radar.andy7171 wrote:When was our last mass shooting? Serious question. Doesn’t even register.Grizalltheway wrote: Their last event like this was 22 years ago. We can't go 22 days without one.
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Nathan Philip's or Jussie Smollett for the assist.Skjellyfetti wrote:Gil wrote a manifesto?