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Ah yes, the "legitimate credibility" of 4chan. I'm sure they're horrified by it finally being obliterated by this, and not every other op over the last 10 years

by asddddd 10y ago

Ah yes, the "legitimate credibility" of 4chan. I'm sure they're horrified by it finally being obliterated by this, and not every other op over the last 10 years. > Worst case, thousands will pay the price in rights, access to services or the ability to live in a democratic society, free from the challenges (life threatening or otherwise) that they sought splice from. I'm not sure what your point is?

purephase 10y ago
Typo in there, my point is that this President-Elect has indicated, and begun by appointment, the process of removing rights (hard won in many cases) from individuals. This is what the voting populace wanted so clearly there is a desire on the part of many of the Republicans, Trump supporters and protest voters for this to happen. To further allow this type of witch-hunt bullshit continue is throwing salt on a wound that will not in any way help with those impacted by this election and it's fallout. People on the "left" will see this type of activity and continue to paint the "right" with the same generalizations that the right is adamant is not their true fight/cause etc. The "right" should be denouncing this immediately and disavowing these types of actions if there is any hope of bridging the divide. Unless, of course, there is no interest in doing that at all.
- antisthenes 10y ago
  > The "right" should be denouncing this immediately and disavowing these types of actions if there is any hope of bridging the divide. The biggest divide in America is between the capitalist class and the working class. It can only be bridged by a reverse wealth transfer that's been accumulating since the anti-trust laws were weakened and unions gelded.
- asddddd 10y ago
  > The "right" should be denouncing this immediately and disavowing these types of actions if there is any hope of bridging the divide. I mean, the right calls for denouncing the post-election riots, the left calls for denouncing this BS. Both point at the other and say "this is why we can't cooperate!" after neither happens. So goes partisan politics. Also: it's called "alt right" because it's politically radioactive and the GOP wants nothing to do with it.

by asddddd 10y ago

purephase 10y ago

Typo in there, my point is that this President-Elect has indicated, and begun by appointment, the process of removing rights (hard won in many cases) from individuals. This is what the voting populace wanted so clearly there is a desire on the part of many of the Republicans, Trump supporters and protest voters for this to happen. To further allow this type of witch-hunt bullshit continue is throwing salt on a wound that will not in any way help with those impacted by this election and it's fallout. People on the "left" will see this type of activity and continue to paint the "right" with the same generalizations that the right is adamant is not their true fight/cause etc. The "right" should be denouncing this immediately and disavowing these types of actions if there is any hope of bridging the divide. Unless, of course, there is no interest in doing that at all.

antisthenes 10y ago
> The "right" should be denouncing this immediately and disavowing these types of actions if there is any hope of bridging the divide. The biggest divide in America is between the capitalist class and the working class. It can only be bridged by a reverse wealth transfer that's been accumulating since the anti-trust laws were weakened and unions gelded.
asddddd 10y ago
> The "right" should be denouncing this immediately and disavowing these types of actions if there is any hope of bridging the divide. I mean, the right calls for denouncing the post-election riots, the left calls for denouncing this BS. Both point at the other and say "this is why we can't cooperate!" after neither happens. So goes partisan politics. Also: it's called "alt right" because it's politically radioactive and the GOP wants nothing to do with it.