Courage of conviction in saying that white supremacy is not a bad thing is textbook racism. King does have courage of conviction, he won't back down from his blatant and obvious racism.
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Courage of conviction in saying that white supremacy is not a bad thing is textbook racism. King does have courage of conviction, he won't back down from his blatant and obvious racism.Unironically, I agree - it's called courage of conviction. The President didn't apologize his way into the White House, and as for King, well he was the only GOP congressman in Iowa to survive last year's midterms.
Courage of conviction in saying that white supremacy is not a bad thing is textbook racism. King does have courage of conviction, he won't back down from his blatant and obvious racism.
Unironically, I agree - it's called courage of conviction. The President didn't apologize his way into the White House, and as for King, well he was the only GOP congressman in Iowa to survive last year's midterms.
Unironically, I agree - it's called courage of conviction. The President didn't apologize his way into the White House, and as for King, well he was the only GOP congressman in Iowa to survive last year's midterms.
Those are always “fun”!
Those are always “fun”!
IIRC, those comments were made in response to a push to enact anti-BDS legislation that would, among other things, prohibit government contractors from participating in BDS boycotts. That's a pretty significant attack on first amendment rights and there's a valid argument to be made that such a push does suggest divided loyalties.
Everybody in Congress is bought off. Is it now off-limits to point that out when the alleged briber is from Israel.
Again, I don't know that she wasn't deliberately using dog whistles, but her points have merit if taken at face value.
No, King's statements weren't comparable. There are no charitable, non-xenophobic ways to interpret his comments about culture. His history with making these comments is also much longer and more extensive than Omar's, and his repeated support of far-right white nationalist politicians just lends more support to the claims against him.
Even more fun is when the Christians who are Democrats try to advocate and defend democrat policies.
I consider the statements YOU just made to be racists as well.
You are telling me that Jews, are using Jew money, to buy off congress?
I consider the statements YOU just made to be racists as well. So if you are racists, then no one here or anywhere else, needs to defend King. If you what you said is fine, then King is fine too.
You are telling me that Jews, are using Jew money, to buy off congress? Because that is what Omar said, when I listened to her statements.
So everyone is under the control of the Jews? Racists.
That, what you just said... racists.
Don't talk to me about racism, when you are engaging in it.
I consider the statements YOU just made to be racists as well. So if you are racists, then no one here or anywhere else, needs to defend King. If you what you said is fine, then King is fine too.
You are telling me that Jews, are using Jew money, to buy off congress? Because that is what Omar said, when I listened to her statements.
So everyone is under the control of the Jews? Racists.
That, what you just said... racists.
Don't talk to me about racism, when you are engaging in it.
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