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Re: How The [False]-Left SOLD OUT Everyday People
DIR By: 90sRetroFan
Date: July 2, 2023, 2:40 am
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HTML https://www.yahoo.com/news/opinion-myth-colorblind-france-155801325.html
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> Opinion: The myth of a colorblind France
> ...
> President Emmanuel Macron said on Wednesday that the killing
of the boy, named as Nahel, was “inexplicable and inexcusable.”
That it was inexcusable was beyond doubt, as was evident in the
video of the tragedy. The local prosecutor also concluded that
there was no legal justification for the shooting.
>
> But I am less certain that Nahel’s death was inexplicable. I
see at least two clear explanations: the national refusal to
face up to institutional racism and the ambiguity of France’s
laws governing the use of firearms by police during traffic
stops.
>
> If this tragedy had taken place in the UK or US, media
headlines would have featured the victim’s ethnicity front and
center. But because Nahel died in France, one key contributing
factor – the color of Nahel’s skin – has been almost entirely
ignored in the initial barrage of domestic news reports and
commentary.
>
> There have been some notable exceptions. Interviewed this week
on Sud Radio, Marine Tondelier of Europe Écologie-Les Verts –
the Geen Party – denounced what she called “the Americanization
of the police in France,” adding “I have never seen a
non-racialized [i.e., “White”] person get killed for refusing to
comply.”
> ...
> On Thursday, prominent anti-racism campaigner Rokhaya Diallo
told BFMTV that French police are “institutionally racist.”
However, by even mentioning race both risked immediate backlash.
That’s because in France, despite a wave of anti-racism protests
in 2020 inspired by the murder of George Floyd, the issue of
race remains largely taboo.
> ...
> A 1978 law goes even further, prohibiting the collection or
processing of personal data revealing “racial or ethnic origins,
political, philosophical or religious opinions.” This means that
systemic racism in French society is rendered invisible.
>
> France’s significant population of immigrants, mainly from
Africa, the Caribbean and Asia, and their descendants have
complained for decades that every part of their lives is
blighted by discrimination. But when you collect no data
whatsoever on how many people of color are excluded by the
education system, how many are unemployed, how many live in
poverty, how many are underserved by housing and healthcare
services, and how many are victims of racial profiling by the
police, it is easy to deny that such discrimination exists.
> ...
> Accusations of institutional or systemic racism fall on deaf
ears. And who can prove otherwise?
>
> Racism, wherever it occurs, is a curse. As a Black man who has
lived both in the United States and in the United Kingdom, I am
more likely to be subjected to police brutality. I know this not
just because my experience and that of other people who look
like me tells me so – but because the data says so. And if I am
to face injustice, I want at very least to be able to quantify
it, examine it and demand that it be eradicated.
>
> I want to vote for representatives who vow to fight racism,
and then hold them accountable by measuring their success or
failure. None of this is currently possible in France.
>
> In reality, the myth of the colorblind French Republic amounts
to the state-level gaslighting of ethnic minorities, and the
nation’s victims of systemic racism know it. Many people of
immigrant, often Black or North African, heritage live in the
“cités”, or suburbs, on the edges of France’s major towns where
high levels of economic and social deprivation have created not
just a widespread sense of despair, but anger at the injustice
of hidden racial inequality.
> ...
> Until systemic racism within the French police and the rest of
society can be investigated, quantified, and addressed, the
names of the poorest, brownest suburbs will continue to be used
as code for the racial injustice and tension that cannot be
named – and those places will continue to be tinderboxes. And
whenever France’s suburbs explode, as they are doing this week,
the only victors are likely to be the far right, who will seize
the opportunity to sow yet more racial division and
anti-immigrant hatred for electoral gain.
> ...
> We may never know for certain whether Nahel’s race was a
factor in his killing. But surely, if it is taboo to even ask
the question, something is very wrong.
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Re: How The [False]-Left SOLD OUT Everyday People
DIR By: guest98
Date: July 2, 2023, 3:45 pm
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> Until systemic racism within the French police and the rest of
society can be investigated, quantified, and addressed, the
names of the poorest, brownest suburbs will continue to be used
as code for the racial injustice and tension that cannot be
named – and those places will continue to be tinderboxes. And
whenever France’s suburbs explode, as they are doing this week,
the only victors are likely to be the far right, who will seize
the opportunity to sow yet more racial division and
anti-immigrant hatred for electoral gain.
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The non-"whites" have to totally conquer france, this is the
only way that they will be free from there oppressors and can
find some peace.
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Re: How The [False]-Left SOLD OUT Everyday People
DIR By: 90sRetroFan
Date: July 4, 2023, 8:20 pm
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Congratulations to Carollo!
HTML https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_6DiIQWb0DE
I have always despised Uygur and Kasparian, while I have praised
Carollo many times in the past.
TYT = The Young Terfs
Woke comments:
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> You're absolutely right about Cenk and Ana lately.
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> I am so sick of Cenk n Anna's bull crap! Thank you for calling
it out!
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> Thank you so much for standing up to these guys. im so sick of
everyone in the left coddling and enabling this behavior. Stay
true!
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> Cenk and Ana have gone too far! They just lost one of their
best hosts. I will support your work and stop watching TYT.
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> I stopped watching the actual TYT show a looong time ago. Ana
was on a thing where she was just constantly bashing skinny
women.
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> I think I started not liking her when she said that Karen was
a slur....
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> Ana actually defended the police in the Lisa Edwards case.
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> honestly now Ana is even worse than Cenk and she's been saying
lots of things where it feels like she's choosing to believe
that the right wing is just a little misguided but it's coming
from the right place, which is, in my opinion, very rarely true,
but she's extremely committed to it lately. They're doing
similar things with Russia/Ukraine
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> The thing to remember about Cenk is that he started out
Republican. So if he's "grifting" here the grift might be that
he was pretending to be a leftist all along. He found a niche in
liberal politics, but his whole vibe is Republican Uncle.
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> I feel like Ana is the person driving this move, Cenk is more
so a passenger. But I've noticed this shift to the right by TYT.
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> Cenk and Ana seem to bring out the worst in each other.
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Re: Climate, Weather, and Climate Effects, 2020 and Beyond
DIR By: rp
Date: July 4, 2023, 10:06 pm
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Carollo calls out Westerners for their luxurious standards of
living contributing to climate change (4:58):
HTML https://youtu.be/az9D2HyAk-c
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Re: How The [False]-Left SOLD OUT Everyday People
DIR By: 90sRetroFan
Date: August 12, 2023, 10:10 pm
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Exactly as I predicted, Denmark would be emulated if not nuked:
HTML https://europeanconservative.com/articles/news/germany-momentum-builds-for-left-wing-anti-immigration-party/
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> Five to ten MPs from the German Die Linke party have quietly
pledged support for a left-wing, anti-mass immigration party
rumoured to be formed by disgruntled former party leader Sahra
Wagenknecht in a move that could split the German left down the
middle.
>
> A current MP for North Rhine-Westphalia, Wagenknecht has
earned a reputation in German left-wing politics as a radical
outsider with vocal opposition to Berlin’s generous asylum
policies and its commitment to NATO in Ukraine. Wagenknecht left
Die Linke acrimoniously in March, amid speculation that she was
exploring the potential for a new left-wing migration-critical
party.
> ...
> If fully realised, the emergence of a viable socialist party
that campaigns against mass immigration would signal a major
change in German politics, with opinion polls showing that
Wagenknecht and her theoretical party would be the largest in
certain regions, overtaking the AfD.
> ...
> Mainstream parties are already reeling from the success of the
AfD soaring to second place in the polls. This alignment of
views between Wagenknecht and the AfD would challenge several
conventional policies in Germany, such as immigration, the EU
and sanctions against Russia.
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Re: How The [False]-Left SOLD OUT Everyday People
DIR By: 90sRetroFan
Date: August 14, 2023, 6:19 pm
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HTML https://nypost.com/2023/08/13/ny-erie-county-denies-nyc-migrants-amid-sex-assaults-by-buffalo/
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> A top upstate Dem official and previous vocal supporter of
housing migrants there now says he will refuse additional
resettlements — after a second local alleged sex assault
involving an asylum-seeker.
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In a sane world, the two alleged perpetrators would be
investigated while all the other refugees who had nothing to do
with even what is alleged to have occurred would be entirely
unaffected. But not in Karen-world. And that is why the Karens
keep making stuff up: because they know it takes just a few such
allegations to steer refugee policy that will end up affecting
the fate of thousands, millions (and in the long-term even
billions) of innocent people. We have seen this before:
HTML http://aryanism.net/blog/aryan-sanctuary/the-colocaust/
HTML http://aryanism.net/blog/aryan-sanctuary/colohoax-confirmed/
Continuing:
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> “I demanded [New York City] Mayor [Eric] Adams pause all
further transportation of asylum-seekers to our community until
such time as we can resolve all security issues,” Poloncarz said
during a Saturday press conference, according to Spectrum News.
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Poloncarz also looks like what we would expect:
HTML https://cloudfront-us-east-1.images.arcpublishing.com/advancelocal/TQGVZXNPFVGZJBK3LRDRSVT7LQ.jpg
Response from Mayor Adams:
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> A rep for Adams said in a statement about Poloncarz’s move,
“As we’ve been saying for months, we are in the midst of a
humanitarian crisis, having opened approximately 200 emergency
sites to serve almost 100,000 asylum seekers that have arrived
in our city.
>
> “Every day, we receive hundreds of additional asylum seekers
and we are out of space. New York City has done and will
continue to do its part, but we need counties, cities, and towns
across the state to do their part as well, especially when New
York City is willing to pay for shelter, food, and more.
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Do you think there are no allegations of sexual assault in NYC
itself? Why does it not change Adams' commitment to welcoming
refugees? Because Adams, unlike Poloncarz, actually views people
as individuals!
HTML https://trueleft.createaforum.com/issues/demographic-blueshift/msg20713/#msg20713
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Re: How The [False]-Left SOLD OUT Everyday People
DIR By: 90sRetroFan
Date: September 21, 2023, 7:46 pm
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False Leftist logic: far-right policies are too cruel, therefore
we must emulate them!
HTML https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eriCJdndadY
Woke comments:
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> It's amazing to watch people with privilege discuss the fate
of people who have so little.
> The questions posed by the host are simply touching the
surface and not probing but rather eliciting a circulatory
response.
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> Europe wants to have its cake and eat it too. They enjoy
access to cheap resources from Africa... They also expect
Africans to stay put in their own countries.
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> it's sin of Europe. Colonization.
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> Welcome all african to europe and Australia
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> Let them in.
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> Ship them all to Germany.
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> France and England too
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> It's funny how most of the comments are just variations of
"They took our jobs!!". Too bad these same people don't realize
they are benefitting from cheap labor indirectly as well.
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> Jesus was an immigrant also.
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Re: Refugees Welcome
DIR By: Pope
Date: September 23, 2023, 1:33 pm
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Pope Francis highlights plight of refugees on trip to France |
DW News
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> Pope Francis is in France highlighting the plight of refugees
making the perilous journey across the Mediterranean. He met
with the French President Emmanuel Macron in the city of
Marseille. The two met earlier in the day and later attended
mass at the Velodrome stadium. Pope Francis' visit is focused
on migration and he called on European governments to do more to
care for migrants crossing the Mediterranean Sea.
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HTML https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wyiEjMNS5Ps
Comments:
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> The Vatican with its Vast Wealth should and could do Much More
for the misfortune of its own Followers, Much more indeed.
😞💔
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> i have noticed, that the people are to scared to take the pope
on, thy allow he to proclaim just rubbish to put it in layman's
talk,lol all he speaks about is peace, what peace,
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Indeed. Even from a Judeo-Christian perspective it should be
obvious to a Pope that there will never be peace until the devil
is completely defeated and vanquished. In-order to accomplish
this feat, one would need to be able to accurately identify the
devil and it's many manifestations in the material realm, would
it not?
‘We need deeds, not words’: Pope Francis calls for action to
save Mediterranean migrants
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> “This beautiful sea has become a huge cemetery,” said the
pontiff, on his visit to a hilltop memorial above Marseille with
sweeping views across the Mediterranean. He appealed for more
compassion in dealing with a tragedy “caused by the cruel
trafficking and the fanaticism of indifference.”
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HTML https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h0s03i-k4gk
Comments:
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> "We need deeds, not words" SAYS the Pope.
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> How hyoicritical!
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> That's what I am thinking. Do you have a few thousand rooms
to contribute to the cause?
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> Send them to the Vatican.
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> They shouldn't have to send them. The catholic church should
be bussing them into the Vatican
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> They epitomize talk not action. Sitting in ranks and ranks of
wealth and privilege, telling you to "do something." Is
hypocrisy to the core. I'm Christian, but not this Brand.
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I am reminded of a particular tribe who likes to pray out in the
open so that all may see them praying...
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Re: How The [False]-Left SOLD OUT Everyday People
DIR By: 90sRetroFan
Date: October 3, 2023, 8:27 pm
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Our enemies gloat:
HTML https://barenakedislam.com/2023/09/28/well-well-well-now-even-the-far-left-greens-and-liberals-in-germany-are-demanding-a-crackdown-on-illegal-alien-muslim-asylum-seekers/
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> The Greens’ Lang lashed out at Interior Minister Nancy Faeser,
who is from Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s Social Democratic Party
(SPD), and Germany’s special envoy for immigration, Joachim
Stamp from the liberal Free Democratic Party (FDP), saying that
they must “finally make progress on repatriation agreements”
with non-EU countries to facilitate the deportations. The
government must act “to avoid more and more people arriving,”
Lang said.
>
> These unusual remarks from a senior Green politician come as
the FDP of Finance Minister Christian Lindner on Monday adopted
a position paper vowing to cut social payments for asylum
seekers. The FDP also wants to convince its coalition partners
to declare Morocco, Tunisia and Algeria as “safe” countries of
origin, which would make it easier to send asylum seekers from
those countries back home.
>
> These actions highlight the extent to which Germany’s ruling
coalition of the SPD, FDP and Greens is beginning to panic as
migration numbers keep rising — in August alone, about 15,100
illegal border crossings were registered, marking a 40 percent
increase compared to July — and an increasing number of Germans
are turning toward the AfD.
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Exactly as I have been warning, we are watching Germany becoming
the next Denmark. What is the point of keeping the AfD out of
government if you adopt their policies?
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Re: How The [False]-Left SOLD OUT Everyday People
DIR By: 90sRetroFan
Date: October 11, 2023, 4:16 pm
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HTML https://www.yahoo.com/news/democrats-lost-immigration-war-100000599.html
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> the coup de grâce came from President Biden himself last week,
with the announcement that his administration would be waiving
over two dozen federal laws to pursue an expansion of the
literal monument to Trump’s xenophobia: the border wall. That
news marked the official death of the pro-immigrant consensus
that solidified in mainstream Democratic circles (and blue
cities especially) during the Trump administration—and it made
clear that although Trump lost in 2020, his immigration policies
have won out. We are living in Stephen Miller’s world now.
>
> It wasn’t that long ago that the idea of walling off the
border, or that migrants were a destructive force, universally
horrified Democrats. As the Trump administration waged war on
immigration as a concept and a value, with a particularly
intense and sadistic focus on asylum, taking a strong
pro-immigrant stance was a no-brainer for Democrats across the
country—many of whom took to the streets (and airports) to
oppose to his acute depravity.
> ...
> A first indication that the mainstream Democratic approach
would come to settle into an asylum-skeptic groove was Biden’s
continuation of the Title 42 program, which Miller—Trump’s
anti-immigrant czar—had dreamed up. Biden’s embrace of the
policy, which authorized the expulsion of would-be
asylum-seekers without due process on the spurious grounds of
protecting public health, came as a surprise to—and betrayal
of—the immigrant advocacy community. And earlier this year, amid
plans to finally phase out Title 42, Biden instituted his own
version of a signature Miller anti-asylum policy requiring
migrants to first apply for asylum in the countries they pass
through on their way to the U.S.
> ...
> Biden has largely refused to use federal resources like the
existing refugee resettlement infrastructure to help assimilate
migrants and defray local costs, only compounding the political
shift. Now Democrats who still oppose building a border wall are
taking a much less forgiving position on the asylum system—a
stance that resembles the pre-Trump Republican Party’s, while
the GOP currently careens into open bloodlust.
> ...
> the idea of support for asylum and humanitarian migration as a
cardinal tenet of the Democratic Party has turned out to be
fleeting, as the new bipartisan position becomes a
restrictionist one. One can only imagine what the future
consensus will be if Trump and Miller get another four years in
the White House.
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