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MidEngineManiac
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MAY 23, 01:47 PM
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rinselberg
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MAY 23, 02:37 PM
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What do you know about this guy, other than what he looks like?
Offhand, I'd say he's just "nuts". But there is at least the possibility of a truly esoteric connection, involving the idea that the "Aryan" ancestry that the Hitler-era Nazis craved had its origins on the Indian subcontinent. I guess this guy has some "India" in his background? Considering what he looks like, and the name that's been reported for him. That's my impression of him.
Crime scene near White House. The Nazi-swastika flag was recovered from the suspect's truck.
There's a concept that's known as "colorism" or "colorist beliefs". It's when people who are not white or Caucasian themselves, become antagonistic towards people that they perceive as being "darker" than they are. A kind of relative version of white supremacy. This could have been the case with the recent perpetrator who killed and maimed people at a shopping mall in Allen, Texas. That "perp" was Hispanic.[This message has been edited by rinselberg (edited 05-23-2023).]
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WonderBoy
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MAY 23, 09:34 PM
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| quote | Originally posted by rinselberg:
What do you know about this guy, other than what he looks like?
Offhand, I'd say he's just "nuts". But there is at least the possibility of a truly esoteric connection, involving the idea that the "Aryan" ancestry that the Hitler-era Nazis craved had its origins on the Indian subcontinent. I guess this guy has some "India" in his background? Considering what he looks like, and the name that's been reported for him. That's my impression of him.
Crime scene near White House. The Nazi-swastika flag was recovered from the suspect's truck.
There's a concept that's known as "colorism" or "colorist beliefs". It's when people who are not white or Caucasian themselves, become antagonistic towards people that they perceive as being "darker" than they are. A kind of relative version of white supremacy. This could have been the case with the recent perpetrator who killed and maimed people at a shopping mall in Allen, Texas. That "perp" was Hispanic.
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Suuurrree.
Brown is the new white. Male is the new female. The FBI are over flowing cups of human goodness. They just unload/unfold that banner right out there for the photographers. More like a load of sh1t. Same with all you post ChatRI.
Can't find any real white supremacist crimes so they make them up. Let's not forget the lefty writers strike, this is what happens when their best can't come up with good monologues and plots.
Why are the marxipads trying to incite this crap? Juicy Smooyay wasn't enough. Hell, the media can't even admit or show Ukrainians with Nazi gear. Can't do that. Not the approved narrative.
Here's a 'concept', you're an influencer. An excuser. A Soros type plant.
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WonderBoy
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MAY 23, 09:46 PM
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Soon on Netflix:
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WonderBoy
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MAY 23, 10:11 PM
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| quote | Originally posted by rinselberg:
.....the "Aryan" ancestry that the Hitler-era Nazis craved had its origins on the Indian subcontinent. I guess this guy has some "India" in his background? Considering what he looks like, and the name that's been reported for him. That's my impression of him.
There's a concept that's known as "colorism" or "colorist beliefs".
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Kamala is a white supremacist hyena whore.
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82-T/A [At Work]
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MAY 24, 10:31 AM
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I have to say, I normally do not fall for conspiracy theories. But this one is so ridiculous, it's North-Korea level stupid ... where they believe everything because they know if they don't, they'll be killed.
Who carries a NAZI flag with them when they commit a crime? It's not like this guy came from a protest, or anything of the sort. He rammed the gate, which any semi-intelligent person would know is not something you can just ram. If you do even an iota of research, you know that every entrance has a barricade that WILL stop any vehicle other than an all-out M1 Abrams sized tank.
I have to assume that either someone put him up to this... or ... there's a more psychological explanation.
There are people who feel SO strongly about something... so incredibly and emotionally strong about something, that they end up doing the very thing that they're against. I know that doesn't make sense, because it's essentially lunacy. But this is THE reason why the overwhelming vast majority of bigotry / racism attacks and vandalism turn out to be false flags.
This is because for whatever reason, an individual becomes SO CONSUMED by political rhetoric, that it's all they think about. They cannot understand, and are even FRUSTRATED by the fact that everyone else around them does not hold the same concern and fear that they do. It becomes so much in fact that they actually end up doing an act or action intentionally, in hopes that people within their close circle start to ALSO begin fearing / feeling the same way that they do about a topic.
All the black church burnings over the last 10 years, every single one of them turned out to be caused by a black teen, who... in many cases, was actually a member of the church themselves. Or Jussie Smolette, this is the epitome of example. He's so frustrated that people don't take his concerns seriously about racism and racist attacks, that he even paid someone to stage an attack on him to "stoke awareness."
The vandalism, and acting out, for example... is a symptom, not the cause. The problem is that we're not trying to solve what causes this. 1 out of every 4 people suffers from mental illness. That means that out of this group... at least two of us are likely taking some sort of anti-psychotics. How did this happen? Is it because of the food people are eating, or is it because the human mind isn't able to cope with so much change so fast?
One thing I feel pretty confident in saying is... the last 20 years have been lost decades. I don't blame the war in Afghanistan and Iraq, I blame politics. When you consider innovation that occurred from 1900 to 2000, it's exponential. We went from 95% of the world not even knowing what electricity is, and shitting in outhouses or chamber pots, to a nearly self-sustaining space station orbiting the planet with a space shuttle bringing people back and forth to it.
Consider for a moment that innovation exploded in the mid-1800s and continued exponential growth through roughly 2000. Where are we now? What do we have to show for the last 20 years? Everything... I mean everything that we have right now in 2023, we roughly already had in 2000. We've made things a little bit better, a little bit smaller, and a little bit faster. But with the exception of things like CRISPR and whatever Elon Musk gets involved in, we've either seriously lost momentum, stagnated, or even went backwards.
The only thing that's changed significantly... other than social media (which even in 2000 existed in some context), is the amount of political rhetoric that's gone on. 20 years ago, most people didn't really get too involved in politics. They had opinions, views, things like that... but our adversaries and politicians (really one and the same to me at this point), have used political rhetoric to incite and mobilize people to work them up into a frenzy. This works really well... unfortunately, because most people are stupid. But it unfortunately also causes insane people to act out on their delusions.
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Wichita
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MAY 24, 12:59 PM
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This is what leftist woke racist think about Hispanics.
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rinselberg
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MAY 24, 01:15 PM
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That was stupid. Not the part of it from The Atlantic's Adam Serwer—the other part. [This message has been edited by rinselberg (edited 05-24-2023).]
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rinselberg
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MAY 24, 01:24 PM
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"Driver who crashed near White House told officials he was prepared to kill Biden and 'seize power'"
| quote | | Sai Varshith Kandula, of suburban St. Louis, allegedly told authorities he admires Nazis and had planned the attack for six months. |
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Tim Stelloh, Daniel Barnes and Daniel Arkin for NBC News; May 23, 2023.
https://www.nbcnews.com/new...ower-nazis-rcna85905
A news report of "middling" size. Includes a photograph of the assailant.
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WonderBoy
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MAY 24, 11:03 PM
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| quote | Originally posted by rinselberg:
"Driver who crashed near White House told officials he was prepared to kill Biden and 'seize power'"
Tim Stelloh, Daniel Barnes and Daniel Arkin for NBC News; May 23, 2023.
https://www.nbcnews.com/new...ower-nazis-rcna85905
A news report of "middling" size. Includes a photograph of the assailant. |
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Sweet, now do Covid, msdnc.
NBC
We make the news...
A source to believe and trust.
Where's the tranny shooter manifesto.
Where's the illegal alien white supremacist swastika tat Texas shooter manifesto.
Just quick carefully crafted narrative for headlines to show how smart, cognitive and Nostradamus like Joe Briben and his Intel heads are. Soon to disappear. Like investigation teams looking into his sons business dealings in Ukraine or irs investivation team. They got their message out. But Pepperidge Farm remembers....
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