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Gunman shoots and kills guard at Holocaust Museum in Washington DC

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Originally posted by: Phokus
Originally posted by: 91TTZ
Originally posted by: Phokus
Originally posted by: 91TTZ
Originally posted by: Phokus


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Adding smiley faces on all your posts does nothing to mask the idiocy they contain. It's like putting perfume on a French whore.

My only recommendation to you would be to shut your whore mouth.
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awww poor little bitch, embarrassed that you made yourself look dumb yet again? :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
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I'm getting tag-teamed by two retards. It's impossible not to look dumb in that situation.
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Actually it's not that you LOOK dumb, it's that you ARE dumb. Keep self owning yourself though :laugh:
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You're all looking stupid
 
Originally posted by: jpeyton
Originally posted by: Phokus
The killer had his "Obama not an American citizen" screed reposted on free republic (but he's not rightwing though! :laugh🙂

http://www.freerepublic.com/fo...bloggers/2141655/posts
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Hahaha :thumbsup: :laugh:

At least over the next 8 years, the right-wing terrorists will get flushed out into the open and killed/arrested/etc.
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Shouldn't we want ALL the terrorists to be flushed out and arrested?


 
Originally posted by: sandorski
PSA: Sorry Righties, but your Extreme is Fascist/Nazi and thus just as horrid as the Lefts' Extreme.
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No it isn't. It is far worse. You don't see ultra liberals going out and bombing churches or killing doctors who won't perform abortions do you?
 
Originally posted by: Svnla
I thought his red car that shown on tv was a red Hyundai....if it is true..a racist extremist that drove a cheap ass import..how ironic.
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Ironic indeed, This nutcase was a member of Mensa.
 
Why the hell do we even have the Holocaust Museum in the USA?

It didn't happen here, it didn't (for the most part) affect US citizens...or people who were citizens at the time), and wasn't caused by us/supported by us.

NO, I'm not one of the holocaust deniers...I DO believe it was a real event, and a terrible stain on human history, much like the Catholic Inquisition several hundred years ago. I just question why it's in the US, not in Poland, France, or one of the countries where the holocause occured? Hell, even having it in Germany makes more sense than having it in the USA.
 
Originally posted by: JulesMaximus
Originally posted by: sandorski
PSA: Sorry Righties, but your Extreme is Fascist/Nazi and thus just as horrid as the Lefts' Extreme.
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No it isn't. It is far worse. You don't see ultra liberals going out and bombing churches or killing doctors who won't perform abortions do you?
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Well, that's another issue entirely. Both Extremes are Violent, but either Extreme doesn't always exist. Or more clearly, the furthest Left-Right People at any given time don't necessarily fall into the Extreme of Left-Right.
 
Originally posted by: BoomerD
Why the hell do we even have the Holocaust Museum in the USA?

It didn't happen here, it didn't (for the most part) affect US citizens...or people who were citizens at the time), and wasn't caused by us/supported by us.

NO, I'm not one of the holocaust deniers...I DO believe it was a real event, and a terrible stain on human history, much like the Catholic Inquisition several hundred years ago. I just question why it's in the US, not in Poland, France, or one of the countries where the holocause occured? Hell, even having it in Germany makes more sense than having it in the USA.
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:disgust:
 
Originally posted by: BoomerD
Why the hell do we even have the Holocaust Museum in the USA?

It didn't happen here, it didn't (for the most part) affect US citizens...or people who were citizens at the time), and wasn't caused by us/supported by us.

NO, I'm not one of the holocaust deniers...I DO believe it was a real event, and a terrible stain on human history, much like the Catholic Inquisition several hundred years ago. I just question why it's in the US, not in Poland, France, or one of the countries where the holocaust occurred? Hell, even having it in Germany makes more sense than having it in the USA.
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Because everyone, past, current, and future generations, both those who lived it and who did not, deserve a constant reminder of the horror of genocide and what can happen when government has too much power over its people.
 
Originally posted by: Perknose
Why is it that the real face of lethal "domestic terrorism" in this century turns out time and time again to be a right winger?
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Because the biggest threat to America in this century has been liberal thuggery and mob mentality.

Originally posted by: Phokus
Originally posted by: spidey07
Originally posted by: Perknose
Why is it that the real face of lethal "domestic terrorism" in this century turns out time and time again to be a right winger?
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Nice troll. This guy was no right winger. Let's just call him what he is (and hopefully past tense was) a lunatic.
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Boy, i'd like to see your definition of what a right winger is, because this guy sounds like a rightwinger... yet another domestic conservative terrorist, sigh.

http://andrewsullivan.theatlan...e-loopy-far-right.html

He also wrote an internet posting complaining that Obama's birth certificate and other documents have not been made public.
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On December 7, 1981, a man named James W. Von Brunn pulled out a sawed-off shotgun at the Federal Reserve Board headquarters, claiming to have planted a bomb and threatening to take members of the Board hostage. That was 40 years to the day after the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor, though it's unclear whether that's a coincidence or not.
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"The gunman was identified by several news agencies as James W. von Brunn, a man in his late 80s. According to a Web site maintained by Mr. von Brunn, he embraces a far-reaching conspiracy theory involving Jews, blacks and other minority groups"
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There are plenty of Republicans who think Obama is a legitimate president, in fact, I like how the Republican reaction has been far more restrained and civilized with Obama, than when Bush was in office.

Proving my point that liberals, and you in particular, are just a bunch of juvenile slops.
 
Originally posted by: BrunoPuntzJones
Originally posted by: Svnla
I thought his red car that shown on tv was a red Hyundai....if it is true..a racist extremist that drove a cheap ass import..how ironic.
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Hyundais are made in Alabama
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but..but..but..but...but..didn't those white extremists tell you that the profits/money will go back to them chinamen/japs/inferior foreigners <because whiteys can't do no wrong> and we can't let that happen???

On the serious side, so are Honda (OH)/Toyota (TX)/Nissan (MS)/MB (SC)/etc. are made in US by US employees.
 
Originally posted by: BoomerD
Why the hell do we even have the Holocaust Museum in the USA?

It didn't happen here, it didn't (for the most part) affect US citizens...or people who were citizens at the time), and wasn't caused by us/supported by us.

NO, I'm not one of the holocaust deniers...I DO believe it was a real event, and a terrible stain on human history, much like the Catholic Inquisition several hundred years ago. I just question why it's in the US, not in Poland, France, or one of the countries where the holocause occured? Hell, even having it in Germany makes more sense than having it in the USA.
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My guess is it could be because the United States has 10 times more Jews than any other country other than Israel.
 
Originally posted by: mugs
Originally posted by: BoomerD
Why the hell do we even have the Holocaust Museum in the USA?

It didn't happen here, it didn't (for the most part) affect US citizens...or people who were citizens at the time), and wasn't caused by us/supported by us.

NO, I'm not one of the holocaust deniers...I DO believe it was a real event, and a terrible stain on human history, much like the Catholic Inquisition several hundred years ago. I just question why it's in the US, not in Poland, France, or one of the countries where the holocause occured? Hell, even having it in Germany makes more sense than having it in the USA.
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My guess is it could be because the United States has 10 times more Jews than any other country other than Israel.
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good guess 😛
 
Originally posted by: BoomerD
Why the hell do we even have the Holocaust Museum in the USA?

It didn't happen here, it didn't (for the most part) affect US citizens...or people who were citizens at the time), and wasn't caused by us/supported by us.

NO, I'm not one of the holocaust deniers...I DO believe it was a real event, and a terrible stain on human history, much like the Catholic Inquisition several hundred years ago. I just question why it's in the US, not in Poland, France, or one of the countries where the holocause occured? Hell, even having it in Germany makes more sense than having it in the USA.
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Uhh... because the holocaust was a horrible event that affected millions and millions of people across the entire globe? Many of the immigrants who arrived in this country in the first third of the 20th century had relatives that died in the holocaust. We're not just talking about Jews, but Poles and other Slavic people all suffered brutally under the Nazis. World War II was maybe the only war that had a truly global impact. There are memorials to fallen American soldiers in France, memorials to fallen Frenchmen in the US. Almost every town in America has its own memorial for the war.

That's like saying we shouldn't teach kids here about the Roman Empire because it has nothing to do with America.

If you'd ever been to France, Poland, or Germany you'd see that symbols and reminders of the holocaust are everywhere. There are the camps themselves, museums, memorials, talks, lectures, etc, etc, etc.
 
Originally posted by: BeauJangles
Originally posted by: BoomerD
Why the hell do we even have the Holocaust Museum in the USA?

It didn't happen here, it didn't (for the most part) affect US citizens...or people who were citizens at the time), and wasn't caused by us/supported by us.

NO, I'm not one of the holocaust deniers...I DO believe it was a real event, and a terrible stain on human history, much like the Catholic Inquisition several hundred years ago. I just question why it's in the US, not in Poland, France, or one of the countries where the holocause occured? Hell, even having it in Germany makes more sense than having it in the USA.
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Uhh... because the holocaust was a horrible event that affected millions and millions of people across the entire globe? Many of the immigrants who arrived in this country in the first third of the 20th century had relatives that died in the holocaust. We're not just talking about Jews, but Poles and other Slavic people all suffered brutally under the Nazis. World War II was maybe the only war that had a truly global impact. There are memorials to fallen American soldiers in France, memorials to fallen Frenchmen in the US. Almost every town in America has its own memorial for the war.

That's like saying we shouldn't teach kids here about the Roman Empire because it has nothing to do with America.

If you'd ever been to France, Poland, or Germany you'd see that symbols and reminders of the holocaust are everywhere. There are the camps themselves, museums, memorials, talks, lectures, etc, etc, etc.
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Correct. We have them here in Canada too.

http://www.mhmc.ca/en
 
Originally posted by: Corbett
The right wing is antisemetic? Since when? Last I checked, people like Limbaugh, Hannity, Levin, O'Reilly, Beck etc were some of the biggest supporters of Israel in the mainstream media. Not to mention their constant hounding of Iran for their leaders denying the holocaust (which the shooter today denied as well).
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Hardly right wing

Holocaust Museum Shooter: Christian-Hating Socialist

On June 10, the nation tragically witnessed a memorial dedicated to commemorating an atrocity become the site of yet more death. Just before 1 p.m., longtime neo-Nazi James Wenneker Von Brunn entered the Holocaust Museum on the National Mall and opened fire in an attempt to complete the Final Solution his hero had left tentative, an omission Von Brunn dubbed ?Hitler?s biggest mistake.? As former Defense Secretary Bill Cohen wandered the museum grounds, Von Brunn killed Stephen T. Johns, a black security officer, then was shot himself. As of this writing, the 88-year-old is in critical condition.

The white-wing fringe greeted the news with predictable joy. Its most popular website, Stormfront.org, saluted ?White Racialist Treasure: James Von Brunn? in 2004; a thoughtful reader, seeing Von Brunn had backed up his recent threats with deadly action, wrote yesterday, ?Definitely needs a bump today.? Another hoped the shooting would cause Americans to believe taking their children to Holocaust memorials is now ?an insurance risk.?

Yet racists are not alone in their glee. Leftists have decided to exploit Von Brunn?s madness to engender fear of rampant conservative terrorism. They overlook one point: the shooter was not a conservative.

A review of his lengthy associations reveals Von Brunn hardly fits the stereotype of a Religious Right, GOP precinct captain. He denounced the Christian faith as a dastardly Jewish conspiracy, a ?HOAX? invented by the Apostle Paul to ?DESTROY ROMAN CULTURE? from within by undermining its pagan virility. (All screaming capitalization and grammatical errors in this piece appear in the original.) Like others on the racist fringe, the shooter proclaimed clearly: ?SOCIALISM, represents the future of the West.?

Like I suspected, this guy is a leftist. But no doubt MSM will label him as a "right winger."
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Originally posted by: JS80
Originally posted by: Corbett
The right wing is antisemetic? Since when? Last I checked, people like Limbaugh, Hannity, Levin, O'Reilly, Beck etc were some of the biggest supporters of Israel in the mainstream media. Not to mention their constant hounding of Iran for their leaders denying the holocaust (which the shooter today denied as well).
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Hardly right wing

Holocaust Museum Shooter: Christian-Hating Socialist

On June 10, the nation tragically witnessed a memorial dedicated to commemorating an atrocity become the site of yet more death. Just before 1 p.m., longtime neo-Nazi James Wenneker Von Brunn entered the Holocaust Museum on the National Mall and opened fire in an attempt to complete the Final Solution his hero had left tentative, an omission Von Brunn dubbed ?Hitler?s biggest mistake.? As former Defense Secretary Bill Cohen wandered the museum grounds, Von Brunn killed Stephen T. Johns, a black security officer, then was shot himself. As of this writing, the 88-year-old is in critical condition.

The white-wing fringe greeted the news with predictable joy. Its most popular website, Stormfront.org, saluted ?White Racialist Treasure: James Von Brunn? in 2004; a thoughtful reader, seeing Von Brunn had backed up his recent threats with deadly action, wrote yesterday, ?Definitely needs a bump today.? Another hoped the shooting would cause Americans to believe taking their children to Holocaust memorials is now ?an insurance risk.?

Yet racists are not alone in their glee. Leftists have decided to exploit Von Brunn?s madness to engender fear of rampant conservative terrorism. They overlook one point: the shooter was not a conservative.

A review of his lengthy associations reveals Von Brunn hardly fits the stereotype of a Religious Right, GOP precinct captain. He denounced the Christian faith as a dastardly Jewish conspiracy, a ?HOAX? invented by the Apostle Paul to ?DESTROY ROMAN CULTURE? from within by undermining its pagan virility. (All screaming capitalization and grammatical errors in this piece appear in the original.) Like others on the racist fringe, the shooter proclaimed clearly: ?SOCIALISM, represents the future of the West.?

Like I suspected, this guy is a leftist. But no doubt MSM will label him as a "right winger."
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Lol you're retarded. Frontpage mag as a source? Don't tell me you're a fan of Worldnetdaily as well. Von Brunn was a socialist as much as hitler was a socialist. The term 'socialism' in a nationalist socialist/nazi/fascist meaning of the word is different from the left wing socialism you think he's talking about.

Among the key elements of Nazism were anti-parliamentarism, Pan-Germanism, racism, collectivism,[10][11] eugenics, antisemitism, anti-communism, totalitarianism and opposition to economic liberalism and political liberalism.
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While fascists support the unifying of proletariat workers to their cause along corporatistic, socialistic, or syndicalistic lines, fascists specify that they advocate a nationalized form of such economic systems such as corporatism, national socialism, or national syndicalism which promotes the creation of a strong proletarian nation, but not a proletarian class.[141] Fascists also make clear that they have no hostility to the petite bourgeoisie (lower middle-class) or to small businesses and promise these groups protection alongside the proletariat from the upper-class bourgeoisie, big business, and Marxism. The promotion of these groups is the source of the term 'extremism of the centre' to describe fascism.[142] Fascism blames capitalist liberal democracies for creating class conflict and in turn blames communists for exploiting class conflict.[143] In Italy, the Fascist period presided over the creation of the largest number of state-owned enterprises in Western Europe such as the nationalization of petroleum companies in Italy into a single state enterprise called the Italian General Agency for Petroleum (Azienda Generale Italiani Petroli, AGIP).[144]

Fascists made populist appeals to the middle class (especially the lower middle class) by promising to protect small business and small property owners from communism, and by promising an economy based on competition and profit while pledging to oppose big business.[145]]
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Fascism had Social Darwinist views of human relations and promoted "superior" individuals and saw people who were weak as being inferior.[166] In terms of economic practice, this meant promoting the interests of successful businesses while banning trade unions and other workers' organizations
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Hitler's views on economics, beyond his early belief that the economy was of secondary importance, are a matter of debate. On the one hand, he proclaimed in one of his speeches that "we are socialists, we are enemies of today's capitalistic economic system",[14] but he was clear to point out that his interpretation of socialism "has nothing to do with Marxian Socialism," saying that "Marxism is anti-property; true Socialism is not."[15] At a later time, Hitler said: "Socialism! That is an unfortunate word altogether... What does socialism really mean? If people have something to eat and their pleasures, then they have their socialism."[16] In private, Hitler also said that "I absolutely insist on protecting private property... we must encourage private initiative".[17] On yet another occasion he qualified that statement by saying that the government should have the power to regulate the use of private property for the good of the nation.[18] Hitler clearly believed that the lack of a precise economic programme was one of the Nazi Party's strengths, saying: "The basic feature of our economic theory is that we have no theory at all."[19] While not espousing a specific economic philosophy, Hitler employed anti-semitic themes to attack economic systems in other countries, associating ethnic Jews with both communism ("Jewish Bolsheviks") and capitalism, both of which he opposed.
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Socialism (your definition) is the complete state ownership of property in which society treats everyone as 'equal'. Nazism/Nationalism Socialism was more Corporatism than anything else. I also find it highly ironic that frontpagemag would talk about Noam Chomsky considering he is probably the anti-thesis of everything Von Brunn was. I would even venture to say that Chomsky is more anti-big government than you are, JS80, considering he was an anarcho-syndicalist (thus being completely against government and business in general).

The fact that you think those who promote government are 'leftwing' and those against government are 'rightwing' shows your ignorance. There are statist rightwingers, statist leftwingers, anti-government rightwingers and anti-government leftwingers (like Chomsky).

 
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