Day 13: Vetting. Neil Gorsuch founded/led a group called the ‘Fascism Forever Club'

[willtron]

In our continuing docu series about the Rise of Fascism in the United States we present Trumps Supreme Court nominee with a rather interesting past. Now the normal conservative response I have seen was "well that was when he was younger" but honestly guys I cannot say I went through a Fascist phase when I was in high school.

Source: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...m-Forever.html

Your source is the Daily Mail? Get a credible one and then I'll take it seriously.

[Independent voter]

Your source is the Daily Mail? Get a credible one and then I'll take it seriously.

Yeah, that "President Trump Threatens to Send U.S. Troops to Mexico to Take Care of 'Bad Hombres'" thread? Turns out the Mexicans are saying Trump never said that.

This could be fake too.

[willtron]

As a straight man, I'd fellate a thousand fascists a day if it meant everyone on the left was forced into California and Calexit as fast-tracked.

You are exactly what is wrong with America today. People like you are the problem.

[Felya]

The deflection is strong with this one. Why does Hillary have to do with the topic at hand?

I don't think he understands what it even means to deflect to Hillary, when it's not a choice between her and Neil. You are no longer supporting the lesser of two evils. Thus, if he is as bad as Hillary, without her running for office, he is just bad.

[willtron]

Yeah, that "President Trump Threatens to Send U.S. Troops to Mexico to Take Care of 'Bad Hombres'" thread? Turns out the Mexicans are saying Trump never said that.

Fake news.

Yeah, I read that on Reddit this morning and was sceptical of it, quelle surprise the commentors ripped it apart. It didn't sound legit at all in the first place anyway. I dislike Trump as much as the next person, but you really don't need to start making up bad press about him, there's plenty of legitimate bad press about him already.

[Fyersing]

Yeah, that adds to the topic.../sarcasm.

Lets see...“The illegal we do immediately, the unconstitutional takes a little longer.”

Also of note is the quote, Gorsuch included on his yearbook page from Henry Kissinger, which is “The illegal we do immediately, the unconstitutional takes a little longer.” He graduated from Georgetown Prep in 1985.

Gorsuch liked that Kissinger quote so much, he also used it again in his yearbook from Columbia University, as discovered by Laura Rozen, a reporter at AI-Monitor in the tweet below. Gorsuch graduated from Columbia with a B.A. in 1988.

I suppose, based on the callous tone, that you're all about that U.S. Constitution? Because none of the bits you're emphasizing worries me in the slightest as a nationalist.

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So if I'm reading between the lines correctly; you're praising nazi germany?

Their form of government, at least.

[Puremallace]

Your source is the Daily Mail? Get a credible one and then I'll take it seriously.

I can tell you did not click the link. They have direct pictures from the yearbook and direct quotes. Also clippings from newspapers.

[Gamdwelf]

I'm sorry, I misled. By "fascist", I actually meant racially and culturally conscientious Europeans whose political goals are almost entirely centered around the idea of ethnic homogeneity. I don't do brown phallus.

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Fundamentally true, until you realize that Calexit would inevitably be a launch-pad for a series of U.S.-Mexican conflicts that would, in all likelihood, lead to the U.S. simply taking California back sans Latinos.

Ethnic homogeny is actual trash

[Shadowferal]

I suppose, based on the callous tone, that you're all about that U.S. Constitution? Because none of the bits you're emphasizing worries me in the slightest as a nationalist.

Difference between nationalist and patriot is that one of us is about being "unconstitutional."
Give ya a hint; that ain't me.

Using loopholes in law to circumvent the US Constitution doesn't sound American to me.

[willtron]

I can tell you did not click the link. They have direct pictures from the yearbook and direct quotes. Also clippings from newspapers.

Because it's the Daily Mail, so I'm not going to click it to support them and it could be the first to break a legitimate story, but I'm not going to believe until I see it from a reputable source.

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Difference between nationalist and patriot is that one of us is about being "unconstitutional."
Give ya a hint; that ain't me.

Using loopholes in law to circumvent the US Constitution doesn't sound American to me.

Nuh, just sounds like politics

[Puremallace]

Because it's the Daily Mail, so I'm not going to click it to support them and it could be the first to break a legitimate story, but I'm not going to believe until I see it from a reputable source.

Then go pull up the Georgetown 1985 yearbook and see for yourself lol

[Shadowferal]

Nuh, just sounds like politics

*sigh*
I suppose there is that...much...

I'd like to thank whatever gods for the Judicial branch and the checks and balances, etc...except that the topic calls into the very question of such.

[Orbitus]

So were back to criticizing people for stuff they did in high school?

So that means we can start calling Hillary racist again since her mentor and best bud was Senator "Grand Cyclops" Byrd?

No. You can't. Because Senator Byrd left the KKK a year after he joined and then proceeded to do a 180 after leaving the KKK and HELPING minorities instead of shitting on them like other ex-KKK members like David Duke. But keep fucking projecting. Neil Gorsuch hasn't moved very far from his fascist club.

[Bullettime]

No. You can't. Because Senator Byrd left the KKK a year after he joined and then proceeded to do a 180 after leaving the KKK and HELPING minorities instead of shitting on them like other ex-KKK members like David Duke. But keep fucking projecting. Neil Gorsuch hasn't moved very far from his fascist club.

Yeah people forget that Byrd went to college and it completely changed his view on the world. He then devoted his life to politics, fighting for civil rights, and condemning his previous life.

[bladeXcrasher]

In our continuing docu series about the Rise of Fascism in the United States we present Trumps Supreme Court nominee with a rather interesting past. Now the normal conservative response I have seen was "well that was when he was younger" but honestly guys I cannot say I went through a Fascist phase when I was in high school.

Source: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...m-Forever.html

If you take the name in context of the time though, socialism = USSR = bad, can you really determine that he wanted fascism, or that he didn't want fascist communist ideas? Before anyone comes in circle jerking about USSR not being REAL communism, CONTEXT.

[Akylios]

Their form of government, at least.

Are you truly aware of what you're saying here?

[xero5141]

Which would still destroy America's economy. The only way to take back California would be to use the military, which would be met with resistance, which would mean that thousands of people would likely die. And far more importantly all the massive tech industries would be gone, the billions in revenue would be gone, and even if America took back California it'd be very unlikely those industries came back with it.

Well, no. You're assuming everyone (all the businesses) in California would be on board.

[Orbitus]

Are you truly aware of what you're saying here?

Judging by his posts, he loves fascism.

[KevyB]

Are you truly aware of what you're saying here?

Are you able to take a disconnect between a beautiful structure of government and dead jews?

It seems your mind is too clouded with hate to see past it.

[Rucati]

Well, no. You're assuming everyone (all the businesses) in California would be on board.

Well, no, I'm not assuming that.

If a state secedes and then is retaken by force the state will without a doubt suffer significant economic loss, which means that the economies that thrive there (tech for California) would see a significant drop off in revenue.