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    Quote Originally Posted by gyrados View Post
    now this man right here is a nazi i mean look at that swastika this is a a bad hombre
    Thats Charles Manson.

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    Quote Originally Posted by prwraith View Post
    Are people really that blind to all the good obama did ? So much so they want to bomb a bank.

    For gods sake he wasn't any worse than bush and nobody bombed anything aside from actual terrorists.
    It's pretty sad/funny that all the same people who bash them Ess Jay Dubyas for giving a shit about PC and feelings and whatever are usually the same ones who cry "Obama!" like a swear when we have things like actual statistics.
    But hey, it hurt their fee-fees.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Balrogix View Post
    Doing a facial recognition, tying that face to a name, an address, an employer, broadcasting to as many people as possible about that person, going out of your way to contacting that person's employer, harassing them non-stop, chasing them out of any social media with mass reports, etc.



    Except, if we compare your analogy to my argument, the person that cheated on his wife is the terrorist, he actually committed an act that is criminal. If the person uttering hate speech is to be created within your analogy, it would be a person that is saying ok with people cheating on their significant other. Until he actually do it, we shouldn't be outing them.



    A black man was able to make people leave the KKK by befriending them.

    A second source about the same guy.

    People can change. We need to give a chance to those that have yet to commit terrorism. Else we are just postponing a problem that can come back even worst.
    So,it's not acceptable to point out what people are openly doing in public? Telling his employer is no different than telling his wife that he is cheating on her.

    That's freedom of speech, and I'm a huge fan of freedom.

    The person that cheated on his wife is the guy who got outed. He didn't break any laws, but he did something that some people may not like. Cheating on your wife is not a criminal act, but it will likely piss her off. The guy in the car would be the equivalent to a guy who was cheating on his wife with a hooker, murdered the hooker, then put her in the trunk of his car.

    If you want to change them, feel free to try. I would much rather point out to the world exactly what they are.

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    Quote Originally Posted by pacox View Post
    http://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory/f...-bank-49208876

    Thankfully he was stopped before he could carry out his plan.

    Already a thread on this http://www.mmo-champion.com/threads/...over-operation

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hubcap View Post
    Was listening to the news, they said often times these boys are war nerds, they can tell you everything about every WWII battle for example. Most teen boys stop there. Then there are few who are attracted to the Nazi ideal, they go online and find like minded people and that's when they become radicalized. There are always a lot of people in Nazi social media who mouth off and never do anything, the vast majority, these people give ideas to a tiny few like the guy in the OP article.
    You would think if they know every thing about ww2 battles they would know how shitty it was to be a soldier and not want such a thing to happen if for no other reason then that.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Machismo View Post
    So,it's not acceptable to point out what people are openly doing in public? Telling his employer is no different than telling his wife that he is cheating on her.

    That's freedom of speech, and I'm a huge fan of freedom.

    The person that cheated on his wife is the guy who got outed. He didn't break any laws, but he did something that some people may not like. Cheating on your wife is not a criminal act, but it will likely piss her off. The guy in the car would be the equivalent to a guy who was cheating on his wife with a hooker, murdered the hooker, then put her in the trunk of his car.

    If you want to change them, feel free to try. I would much rather point out to the world exactly what they are.
    And it is my belief that just pointing it out, and in some cases actively going after their livelihood, will not help rehabilitate them to our society.


    I believe this is a case of "Let's agree to disagree".

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    Quote Originally Posted by Balrogix View Post
    And it is my belief that just pointing it out, and in some cases actively going after their livelihood, will not help rehabilitate them to our society.


    I believe this is a case of "Let's agree to disagree".
    I don't have much of a desire to rehabilitate them. That's the problem with willful ignorance, it's almost impossible for others to fix the problem. Studies have shown that willfully ignorant people are actually more likely to believe their lies and preconceived beliefs when confronted with factual evidence that contradicts their narrative. The best way to overcome things like racism and sexism, is to actually experience other cultures. As a white male, I don't have much to offer a legion of male white supremacists.

    One thing I can do, is point out their illogical behavior for the world to see. That way, someone else can recognize that such a person is backwards, before they choose to go down the same path. I have tried to set racist people straight by being their friend, and helping them through it. I have tried to do the same with homophobic people... and the results are not good. If you want to try it, be my guest. I wish you the best of luck in your endeavors, and I hope you succeed. There happens to be a couple gentlemen who have been revealed, and they can surely use a friend.

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    As far as I see it, this is only going to become increasingly more common. This is typically what happens when a group tries to "oppress" another, they lash out like a cornered animal... more so now with how rabid the left has become at witch hunting the far right, of those just exercising their right to free speech. I honestly have to blame the far left for instigating for this to happen, but they're blind to their own crusade (and the hypocritical hatred) because "it's the right thing to do!".

    As someone else already mentioned, there are far better alternatives... such as that black man that befriended members of the KKK, whom changed their outlook.

    Provoking each other does no one any good...

    Quote Originally Posted by gyrados View Post
    now this man right here is a nazi i mean look at that swastika this is a a bad hombre
    Looks like someone drew that on his face while sleeping, instead of a dick it's a swastika...
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    Quote Originally Posted by tollshot View Post
    Iraq says hello.
    Iraq makes him a worse president than bush ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Machismo View Post
    So, do you want to hug the racist terrorists?

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    I'm still trying to figure out how the radical rightwing is actually different than ISIS?

    They bomb stuff, shoot at innocent people, mow them down with cars, threaten those not like them, want to create their own pure, sovereign state.
    It's frightening when you actually stop and think about how similar their agendas are.
    Populists (and "national socialists") look at the supposedly secret deals that run the world "behind the scenes". Child's play. Except that childishness is sinister in adults.
    - Christopher Hitchens

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    Quote Originally Posted by tollshot View Post
    It was a reply to this bit.
    Ahh, I meant IN the US.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Noomz View Post
    Very good job, FBI!
    Not good enough to stop the banking crisis or catch fraudsters that affect the public to a greater extent.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Donald Hellscream View Post
    He looks like a dude carrying out some pathetic teen fantasy he picked up in a video game.. Thats obviously not the video games fault thats the vibe he is giving me.
    Ever heard of the Newburgh 4? I wonder if this is a similar case..

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Newburgh_Sting

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    Quote Originally Posted by Balrogix View Post
    If they did commit a crime, which is the case here and Charlottestville, then there are no excuses, they should be trialed and jailed. I am criticizing not trying to de-radicalize those with extreme views. And why do we not try to radicalize them? Because they say bad word.
    Destroying their lives because they uttered hate speech is the way to breed more radicals. What we need to do is drag their ideas to the light and discussed them, show them why they are not they way to go. De-escalate things!



    I condemn terrorism. I condemn terrorists.

    I also condemn our culture of virtue signaling, which people don't want to be virtuous and actually deal with the problem of radicalization, they just want to be seen as virtuous by others.
    Guess which president just slashed funding for non-profits and DOJ funding to help de-radicalize white supremacists?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jeffyman View Post
    Not good enough to stop the banking crisis or catch fraudsters that affect the public to a greater extent.
    I'm not sure what you're implying. You wanted someone to blow up a bank full of innocent people and possbly far more? Or do you think because there are some bad people, some bad deeds are okay?

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