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the woman in this photo was accidentally fatally shot by someone trying to shoot her dog

Homeless TX woman killed by police loved her dog, friend says | Fort Worth Star-Telegram
 
I forgot how wild everyone gets when there's at least a hint of white nationalism involved with a (mass) shooting(terrorism?) and when there isn't. this double standard is wild. fascinated to see how terrible the next presidency is, Obama may have been the plain jane needed after a trump

Nah, Trump will win the 2020 election in a landslide but not a 'Nixon/McGovern' level one. 2024 is our best hope for a better President.
 
Mainstream media flatout denying that the Dayton shooter was a flaming leftist while bleating about the El Paso shooters alleged manifesto and roping the Dayton shooter in for good measure. No bias my ass.
 
I don't think Obama was that bad (in the context of post-Taft presidents, most of whom were still bad), but it is funny how he got away with admonishing cops after a black nationalist killed five cops just outside of a Black Lives Matter rally, while a single homicide hit-and-run at Charlottesville follows Trump around forever. To say nothing of the inevitable shitstorm this new shooting will bring (with Trump now talking about universal background checks). Whites are the most racially-unconscious group in America and shootings like these are just scratching the surface in a country where there has to be a regular debate on how many privileges whites need to check.

EDIT: If poor white neighborhoods were half as bad as the average poor black neighborhood, in terms of wanton violence, ethnic exclusion, and victim complexes, the nation would literally spiral into civil war. To that extent people are right when they say white nationalism is the most dangerous threat to the nation's future health, especially as whites become a plurality rather than a majority (ethnic/religious nationalism can work peacefully in homogeneous populations like Israel, the Arab world, and Japan). And I'm not saying that it's a justified reaction because from my perspective whites are just drifting into a degenerate consumer lifestyle with no desire to push the nation forward, but it does seem like an inevitable one unless technology continues to outpace other inefficiencies forever.
 
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I don't think Obama was that bad (in the context of post-Taft presidents, most of whom were still bad), but it is funny how he got away with admonishing cops after a black nationalist killed five cops just outside of a Black Lives Matter rally, while a single homicide hit-and-run at Charlottesville follows Trump around forever. To say nothing of the inevitable shitstorm this new shooting will bring (with Trump now talking about universal background checks). Whites are the most racially-unconscious group in America and shootings like these are just scratching the surface in a country where there has to be a regular debate on how many privileges whites need to check.

Obama wasn't as terrible as he gets pegged to be in real terms, but the press releases and media coverage of these and other events show that the Cathedral is an on-the-daily such an on-the-nose accurate insight from Yarvin that the fact that people deny it shows them to either be ignorant or in ideological denial.
 
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so the guy who basically divided and shattered this country and ultimately gave us Trump was a plain jane? Eh it's not your fault, he seemingly also convinced almost half the nation that he was just some regular ole' guy while slowly ripping up and destroying the foundation of this country. The man was a virus.

Sounds like you've been lying to yourself how divided we've always been!

It's interesting to see how so many things happened under Obama and Trump but the coverage is vastly different, but to act like he's some irregular politician that dredged up so much hate is such a weird perspective I'll never understand
 
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Under Obama you definitely saw idpol culture go from somewhat niche and limited to Jackson/Sharpton types, to fully taking over the DNC platform and campus dialogues, and part of that can be blamed on his appointment of people like Lynch, Holder, Castro, and Sotomayor. Companies only made "diversity officers" a regular part of business after DoJ lawsuits against all the big white/Asian-filled tech companies. But at the same time, HRC's victory might have kept it somewhat under wraps whereas Trump's victory caused it to react explosively, and it's fundamentally a cultural movement that began with the communist infestation of our society under FDR, so Obama was no more than a bit player.
 
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Under Obama you definitely saw idpol culture go from somewhat niche and limited to Jackson/Sharpton types, to fully taking over the DNC platform and campus dialogues, and part of that can be blamed on his appointment of people like Lynch, Holder, Castro, and Sotomayor. Companies only made "diversity officers" a regular part of business after DoJ lawsuits against all the big white/Asian-filled tech companies. But at the same time, HRC's victory might have kept it somewhat under wraps whereas Trump's victory caused it to react explosively, and it's fundamentally a cultural movement that began with the communist infestation of our society under FDR, so Obama was no more than a bit player.

Accurate. Obama was the cherry on top.
 
Sounds like you've been lying to yourself how divided we've always been!

It's interesting to see how so many things happened under Obama and Trump but the coverage is vastly different, but to act like he's some irregular politician that dredged up so much hate is such a weird perspective I'll never understand
the fact that people like you bought into his "hey i'm just the guy next door" front is what i'll never understand. He literally broke this country in half. We are where we are today largely because of him.
 
tbf the lack of manifesto and open motive does, almost by definition, make terrorist motives difficult to attribute to the Dayton shooter. The most damning thing if any was that he had retweeted/liked comments pertaining to the El Paso shooting, implying that he did it on a whim in response to an obvious right-wing/white supremacist terrorist act. It's not clear that the victims themselves were right-wing/pro-Trump/etc though (half the people killed at the bar were black), and it could have been purely a "Fuck it I always wanted to shoot people, may as well strike now" impulse murder.
 
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