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The President’s Top Adviser Is Literally a KKK-Level White Power Scumbag

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moe

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http://www.slate.com/blogs/the_slatest/2017/03/14/how_is_steve_bannon_getting_away_with_this.html

And yet, I would like to complain that it should be bigger news that the second-most-powerful person in the White House has in recent days been revealed to have repeatedly endorsed an extremely racist 1970s novel, The Camp of the Saints, that is "revered" in the foulest depths of the white-power movement. Newly infamous Iowa congressman/white nationalist Steve King just endorsed The Camp of the Saintsin a radio interview; two days ago, white supremacist Jared Taylor—who organizes an annual conference attended by KKK figures and "white pride" advocates—celebrated its newfound prominence on Twitter.
 
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moe said:
http://www.slate.com/blogs/the_slatest/2017/03/14/how_is_steve_bannon_getting_away_with_this.html

And yet, I would like to complain that it should be bigger news that the second-most-powerful person in the White House has in recent days been revealed to have repeatedly endorsed an extremely racist 1970s novel, The Camp of the Saints, that is "revered" in the foulest depths of the white-power movement. Newly infamous Iowa congressman/white nationalist Steve King just endorsed The Camp of the Saintsin a radio interview; two days ago, white supremacist Jared Taylor—who organizes an annual conference attended by KKK figures and "white pride" advocates—celebrated its newfound prominence on Twitter.
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Can you please keep all your crazy rants in one thread moving forward as to not clutter the board.

That would be great.
 
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moe

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dave said:
Can you please keep all your crazy rants in one thread moving forward as to not clutter the board.

That would be great.
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This thread is rant free dog boy (unless you consider this sentence a rant), glad you like it.
 
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moe said:
This thread is rant free dog boy (unless you consider this sentence a rant), glad you like it.
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It would be better if you could just keep all your crazy in one thread moving forward so you don't waste everyone's precious time.
 
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moe

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dave said:
It would be better if you could just keep all your crazy in one thread moving forward so you don't waste everyone's precious time.
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Maybe you like that book too, sorry.
 
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moe said:
http://www.slate.com/blogs/the_slatest/2017/03/14/how_is_steve_bannon_getting_away_with_this.html

And yet, I would like to complain that it should be bigger news that the second-most-powerful person in the White House has in recent days been revealed to have repeatedly endorsed an extremely racist 1970s novel, The Camp of the Saints, that is "revered" in the foulest depths of the white-power movement. Newly infamous Iowa congressman/white nationalist Steve King just endorsed The Camp of the Saintsin a radio interview; two days ago, white supremacist Jared Taylor—who organizes an annual conference attended by KKK figures and "white pride" advocates—celebrated its newfound prominence on Twitter.
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and your demi-god obama was a died in the wool supporter of black lives matter......for God's sake quit your whining.....but I forgot....you ARE from Ripley[laughing]
 
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moe said:
http://www.slate.com/blogs/the_slatest/2017/03/14/how_is_steve_bannon_getting_away_with_this.html

And yet, I would like to complain that it should be bigger news that the second-most-powerful person in the White House has in recent days been revealed to have repeatedly endorsed an extremely racist 1970s novel, The Camp of the Saints, that is "revered" in the foulest depths of the white-power movement. Newly infamous Iowa congressman/white nationalist Steve King just endorsed The Camp of the Saintsin a radio interview; two days ago, white supremacist Jared Taylor—who organizes an annual conference attended by KKK figures and "white pride" advocates—celebrated its newfound prominence on Twitter.
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You mean like robert Byrd?
 
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moe

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So liking a book that racists may like makes one a racist as well?
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You might have to do more than that to join the club. If you subscribe to Breitbart too, I don't see how they could deny you.
 
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All I hear when someone says racist is blah blah blah. The race card has been played so much no one takes it serious anymore. Thanks Obama.
 
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EEResistable said:
All I hear when someone says racist is blah blah blah. The race card has been played so much no one takes it serious anymore. Thanks Obama.
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Was that you on South Park?

 
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moe said:
http://www.slate.com/blogs/the_slatest/2017/03/14/how_is_steve_bannon_getting_away_with_this.html

And yet, I would like to complain that it should be bigger news that the second-most-powerful person in the White House has in recent days been revealed to have repeatedly endorsed an extremely racist 1970s novel, The Camp of the Saints, that is "revered" in the foulest depths of the white-power movement. Newly infamous Iowa congressman/white nationalist Steve King just endorsed The Camp of the Saintsin a radio interview; two days ago, white supremacist Jared Taylor—who organizes an annual conference attended by KKK figures and "white pride" advocates—celebrated its newfound prominence on Twitter.
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Faux outrage. Moe is one of the most racist people on this planet.
 
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