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Here we go, part two
Posted: Jan 20, 2021, 2:41 PM
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New Secretary of Defense to rid the ranks of extremists and other problematic military personnel.
Really, how does one define these terms like problematic seeing as how the POTUS today implied 75M people are terrorists.
Are the problematic people in the military the ones that voted for Trump? Are they white? Should whites in the military be concerned with all the anti-white rhetoric coming from the left and from blacks?
He's taking up serious national security issues in priority order: military sexual assault, transgenders serving in the military, COVID-19, and then, ahem, China and Russia.
Makes me feel so secure. I will sleep better tonight.
https://www.military.com/daily-news/2021/01/19/secdef-pick-lloyd-austin-pledges-rid-ranks-of-extremists.html
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Re: Here we go, part two
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Posted: Jan 20, 2021, 2:45 PM
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IDK, when a retired airforce colonel shows up on the senate floor with a bunch of hand restraints, I think it is probably wise to take inventory.
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I'm here to help again
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Posted: Jan 20, 2021, 2:47 PM
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1. The president didn't imply that. He even said he would fight for those who voted against him as well as those who voted for him (something Trump didn't do). He was talking about neo Nazis and white supremacists, whom you keep defending, oddly. Intelligent people all know that 75 million Americans don't fit that definition, and they also know nobody is implying they do. Again. Only intelligent people know this.
2. Here's who they mean: Neo Nazis and white supremacists. See? It's easy. Nobody likes those guys.
3. You sure are a scared little white guy who keeps defending these crappy people. Any reason why?
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Re: I'm here to help again
Posted: Jan 20, 2021, 2:53 PM
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Okay, I buy into what you said. Really glad to hear "Intelligent people all know that 75 million Americans don't fit that definition."
Being serious...
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You really, honestly, actually thought...
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Posted: Jan 20, 2021, 3:02 PM
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...that any sane rational person thinks or has said that everyone who voted for Trump was a white supremacist / nazi? You needed clarification on that point?
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Tell you what...
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Posted: Jan 20, 2021, 3:07 PM
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You show me the quote that Biden said today where he insinuates that all 75 million Trump voters are radicals or white supremacists, and I'll gladly apologize.
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Re: I'm here to help again
Posted: Jan 20, 2021, 4:57 PM
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NC,
I think most of the liberals on this site (& out in the world) would like to welcome conservatives to the table in order to seek common ground. Now, we may not find any. I am not unaware of our differences. But at least we could recognize each other as Americans and human beings and start a conversation.
However, there are some reactionaries on here (& out in the real world) who do not seem to be in the least bit interested in seeking common ground. They seem to be willing to ignore empirical evidence and rational thinking so that they can cling to their unrealistic world view.
I wonder, to which group would you assign yourself ?
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