This may have already been posted, but Antifa is actually protesting an anti-war demonstration in Washington DC https://twitter.com/JackPosobiec/status/850849358539042817

Just goes to show their true motivations are anti-West and anti-white. They don't give a shit about peace between nations.

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@DuraLexSedLex Shhh, don't interrupt your enemy when they're making a mistake. When people realize how violent and radical the "anti-Fascists" are, every level-headed American see us as the good guys by comparison. And we are

The problem with people on the right is we tend to be upstanding, productive members of society with jobs and families so we can't chimp out and break windows every weekend. Antifa is full of heroin addicts and that's all they're good for.

But once enough regular people get punched and called a "Nazi" for wearing a MAGA hat, they'll finally have enough of that shit and join our ranks. It always takes a long time to wake up the right but one of us is worth ten libshits

The important thing, which is perhaps the hardest to do, is gain a prominent media influence. Most Trump supporters (not me, though I still support the President) went from wanting to leave Assad alone and get out of the Middle East to supporting missile strikes in Syria in merely a week because the media broadcast muh dead babies propaganda 24/7

Most people have no clue antifa even exists. If we could communicate to large audience how violent and destructive they are, it would not take long to turn the country against them

But right now the left-wing media and antifa have a shared agenda so there violent acts will never be broadcast to the public

The gas attacks are 110% legit, look at this irrefutable video evidence https://media.8ch.net/file_store/2c80aa9889239f8d61af4f6457846fa8783e404f74665057d5485b45664be619.mp4

Time to sign up to die for Israel

@pay to free - VA That's the next step of the agenda. Europe has already outlawed Holocaust Denial. Next we have to ban insufficient sympathy for the Shoah

I mean, I think we can all agree gommunism is the best form of government in theory

It just hasn't been done right. We have to keep trying. 100 million lives lost is not enough

Assad is the only thing keeping the radical jihad in check in Syria.

We need to get the hell out of there. America has enough problems on our own.

Trump has done so much for nationalist movements in the US and Europe that I'm not going to write him off as a "traitor" yet. It's just baffling that only 2 weeks ago his foreign policy was to keep Assad in power fighting terrorists and to have the US leave the Middle East, and all of a sudden when firing missiles at Syria

You know the President messed up when all of his most devoted supporters are scratching their heads, and the mainstream media which slandered him for 18 months straight is now praising him as a hero

I have faith in Trump but he has a lot of bad influences in the White House. He needs more Bannon and less (((Kushner))), and it looks like Bannon could get booted soon

At least we got Gorsuch on the SCOTUS. If Trump fails to accomplish anything else over the next 4-8 years, his Presidency will still be 1000x better than Hillary

And best of all the Senate went nuclear so now we can replace RGB with Bill Pryor

I like that it reinforces Trumps "red line" as actually meaningful while Obama had the reputation of making empty threats

But we're escalating tensions with Syria and Russia that don't make a single American safer. The sooner we can exit the Middle East the better. I don't want more never-ending nation building like we had in the GWB era

@pay to free - VA I concur. Assad is no saint but Merkel is a megalomaniac who is actively trying to replace her nation's people with third-worlders

America basically occupies Germany at this point. If we seriously need an interventionalist foreign policy, I think the time has come to liberate them from EUSSR oppression

@BlackMetalWitch Beautiful. I guess this is your brain on cultural marxism

@TheStriker94 While I'm not a fan of the strike, I agree it's a small matter in the long run. The important thing will be the see how it develops, and whether it escalates or merely sends the world a message that there's a new sheriff in charge of America

The worrisome thing for me, however, is that Kushner seems to be gaining influence in the White House while Bannon's role is diminishing. I think a lot of the neocon foreign policy is being pushed by Kushner

This is a good one from the Huntington Beach rally. Fast-forward to ~1:35 for actual fighting https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wVnU7pVVJW4

@Hernán Cortés I saw that article. It basically said Eric and Don Jr were busy running Trump's business empire while Ivanka and (((Jared))) are just fucking around at the White House and manipulating Trump to bomb Israel's enemies

Running a business is a man's job, but Eric and Don need to get their asses to the WH and convince Trump that Jared is a snake. Who honestly likes their in-laws anyway

Yeah, but that's the whole point of spreading their diaspora to America and Europe

To manipulate their host nations from within to do Israel's bidding

@Hernán Cortés Agreed. The sky is not falling because of the Syria bombings, but Assad is a great secular leader who keeps the radical jihad in check so it would be a mistake to oust him.

Trump has always been receptive to criticism throughout his campaign. I'm optimstic that if he sees how many of his followers were upset with that decision, he may adjust his foreign policy and include Bannon in more decisions. All we can do is wait and see.

I still support Trump regardless of the Syria bombing, but I don't even want to have leverage in the Middle East. Assad is a secular leader respected by his people and is the only thing keeping radical jihad in check in Syria. Iraq was way better off in 2002 and Libya in 2010 before being "liberated" and Syria will turn into a similar desert shithole if Assad is ousted

To me "America First" means getting the fuck out of the Middle East and spending that money to fix our infrastructure/healthcare/tax system/etc.

I think it's a false-flag, but it's a moot point. Why aren't we deposing all the violent dictators in South America and Africa? Genocide is pretty much an everyday occurrence in Africa yet we seem compelled to only destabilize Israel's neighbors. We destroy stable countries, create millions of refugees, ship them all to America and Europe, and then Israel keeps expanding their borders and settlements

I don't care if Assad gassed 6 gorillion syrian babies. If one American sustained a paper cut bombing that air base, that is not a policy rooted in "America First"

I hope you're right, and I definitely remain optimistic about Trump's presidency. Even if he accomplishes nothing else for the next 4-8 years, the fact that we got Gorsuch on the SCOTUS instead of Hillary's radical activist judge will always make Trump the 1000x better option

But after a strong start to his Presidency, there are two mistakes that Trump has made that I think warrant legitimate criticism. He needs to end DACA which he can easily do by EO. DACA has continued to accept and approve legal status applications every day since Trump was inaugurated. Trump promised to end it early in his Presidency and yet it's been untouched

And no more neocon wars. The Syria thing isn't a big deal because it's a demonstration of strength and that Trump's "red line" is actually backed by firepower unlike Obama's empty threats. But it should not escalate, and Assad is a good leader who should remain in power

Trump has always been receptive to his supporters criticism and feedback throughout the campaign though. Only a fool would abandon him this early in his term.

I admit I'm baffled by some of Trump's recent foreign policy decisions, and I actually can't justify them considering only 2 weeks ago he was saying Assad should stay in power and the US would work together with Russia to crush ISIS. However, now is not the time to d&c over Trump

Shills have identified a divide in Trump supporters and are maximizing the opportunity to incite in-fighting amongst the right

We have to realize that Trump is our proxy in the Federal Government. Support him and offer legitimate criticism when he doesn't live up to campaign promises, but we can't completely abandon him because we have no one else to promote our ideology. If Hillary had been elected she'd be completely hostile to us and we'd have no voice in the White House

I believe Trump is a malleable President and probably very politically naive since he never was a politician. Right now all the good guys have either been thrown out of his administration or are being shown the door (Flynn, Bannon) while neocons are gaining in influence (Kushner, McMaster) and it's being reflected in Trump's recent policy decisions

Abandoning Trump will accomplish nothing at this point. We need to express our concerns to Trump and see if he'll be receptive to his supporters like he was during the campaign. He might not realize how we feel. Trump has to be made to understand that he'll never win re-election if he alienates his core voters

We know leftists have identified this divide in the right and are trying to pit us against one another. There is definitely a place for legitimate criticism of Trump, but beware of left-wing shills who would attack Trump no matter what he does

No one claimed Trump is perfect. I do not agree with his bombing of Syria.

He's still infinitely better than Hillary Clinton, however

View Trump as a stepping stone, not a savior. His presidency has NOT gone off the rails yet and there is still plenty of time for us to influence him

If he is made to understand that many of his core supporters disagree with his foreign policy, he might change course in hopes of winning re-election. It's way too soon to jump off the Trump Train. If nothing changes over the next couple of months ago then I'll agree Trump has let us down, especially if we mobilize actual US troops in Syria. But right now is way too early

Brian who should we have voted for, Trump or Hillary?

@Boru I don't entirely disagree with you, and I think the Washington DC protest was actually a great way for Trump supporters to express their disagreements and to expose leftists as pro-war radicals. Like I said, Trump is not infallible and beyond criticism

But it's very early in Trump's term and we have no other alternative to abandon him at this point. We have to work to influence him instead of burning the whole thing down, and inflammatory Trump attacks that sound like they were written by antifa will only further divide the right

@webdevanon I'm pleased with Trump's ramping up of deportations, but a legitimate criticism is that he hasn't ended DACA yet. He promised to eliminate it on day one, and many congressmen like Steve King of Iowa have urged him to do so, explaining it would be as easy as signing an Executive Order. DACA has continued to accept and grant legal status to illegals every day for the past 3 months of Trump's presidency

DACA has to end. I'm disappointed that Trump has not touched this program

For the next Holocaust, we need to open up more than 6 camps in Poland. It's terribly inefficient to transport every jew from France all the way to Poland

Also no swimming pools/theaters/bakeries/etc. This isn't a hilton hotel people

I hope they bring back the Holocausters that drive you straight into the oven, the lion in the cage they fed jews to, and the homicidal masturbation machines. Truly the benchmarks of German engineering

Good news guys. Antifa is finally embracing diversity and are going to replace fighting-age men at their front lines with anorexic liberal chicks. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJ1eZqenaDw

Suddenly I have a lot less to fear about their counter-protest

@Swamp Damn it, I didn't look into it but you're probably right. Leftists are so ridiculous nowadays that it's impossible to differentiate what's satire from serious

Dunno. I typically expect everyone in antifa to be some androgynous genderfluid meth-addict of ambiguous racial origin

This next splintering will evolve white antifaggots getting tired of their blacks and hispanics complaining about their "white privilege" and demanding that antifa forsake Marx and Engels because they're rich old white men

This will give us the white nationalist branch of antifa

It's 2017. We have to get used to terrorism.

The benefits of diversity are so enormous that a couple of dead white kids is a small price to pay. Diversity is so indisputably awesome, in fact, that saying otherwise is "hate speech" and you'll get thrown in jail

Trump is a stepping stone. He has shifted the "Overton Window" so dramatically that it is now considered mainstream to campaign on a platform of building a border wall, deporting millions of illegal mexicans, and banning all muslim immigration

But he's never claimed to be a "white nationalist" savior and we're to blame if we set unrealistic expectations and called him God Emperor. It's now on us to take our activism further right from where Trump left off

@Ulstèr-Scotch It's too early to say he's abandoned all of his promises. He delivered Gorsuch, the best Justice we've had since Scalia

I don't like the neocon interventionism in the Middle East and NK but it's not causing serious harm to America

We can't let minor disagreements with Trump divide us. He is 1000x better than Hillary and we would be naive to think we'd like every single thing that he does

Some things are non-negotiable, however. We need the Great Wall of Trump, continued deportations, and I'd be extremely disappointed if he deposes Assad

Also he should've ended DACA 3 months ago. The fact that they're still aproving new legal status applications is outrageous

Yeah, who seriously wants another refugee invasion. I feel bad for them but most of the North Koreans are living in the stone age

You can guarantee they would all flood into Europe and America. (((Merkel))) would invite them in with open arms

Trump always said he was the great unifier. After uniting North and South Korea, the next thing on his bucket list could be uniting North and South Carolina

@Ulstèr-Scotch Kaiser Bill you should know best of all that democracy is imposed on countries as a punishment, not for the good of the people

Western democracies have failed every single country that practices it. Our politicians are rapidly engineers the replacement their own people with foreigners like has never happened before in human history.

^ agreed

Teach the Republicans how to swim first though

Honestly, I think we should just grant Cali their independence. In 5 years after they're fallen into third-world status under the burden of their bloated welfare system and mass importation of illegal aliens, re-conquering them will be a piece of cake

It's all a moot point. No President wants to be the first in history to allow the union to divide, especially not Trump. Abraham Lincoln launched a war that killed 600,000 to avoid that embarrassing distinction

Then they vote for the same bullshit that made them move in the first place

If/When Texas turns blue, we are all fucked

Like democracy is literally over at that point. Libshits will own the electoral college.

Roosevelt was a filthy communist traitor who referred to Stalin in speeches as "Uncle Joe" and was the first to recognize the illegitimate Soviet occupiers as the Russian government in 1931

He hid the truth about Holodomor from the American public, and while pretending to be "neutral", banned trade with Germany while greatly increasing exports to the USSR. American supplies were virtually the only thing keeping the Soviets afloat from 1939-1941

FDR is a great hero to communists and jews aike. Tens of millions of white Europeans and Americans were sacrificed on an altar as a blood sacrifice for the creation of Israel

Trump has never claimed to be a white nationalist or attempted to hide his jewish relatives. We're guilty of projecting too much of our politics onto him

He is a stepping stone. Much better than Hillary, but we must always be on the look-out for a further-right candidate to support

Same

Yeah. Believe it or not, Trump looks like a rabid anti-semite compared to the likes of Ted Cruz or Marco Rubio

I miss those Republican debates when the candidates kept tripping over themselves to compete over who could deep-throat Israel the hardest

"America First" should mean cutting ties with both of them. Let them settle their differences without bothering us

Alas, AIPAC donates millions to our politicians so that they'll funnel billions of tax payer dollars to Israel in aid and reparations

Watch the AIPAC conference if you really want to know who's in charge of this country. The only time you'll see Republicans and Democrats come together on stage in bipartisan support for something is to pledge allegiance to Our Greatest Ally

Democracy is the only form of government where our political leaders have a vested interested in replacing intelligent, hard-working people with illiterate third-worlders who will just vote for bigger government and lavish welfare programs