Mr. Mambold posted:

Color me impressed with the FBI for outwitting and then entrapping a mentally ill moron. I feel like something dreadful is around the corner, like 9-11 and they're dicking around with some poo poo like this.

TheGreasyStrangler posted:

Gotta give the new guys something to cut their teeth on.

Bolow posted:

See I'm curious on how the FBI finds these idiots. Because all I'm picturing in my head is some idiot posting a craigslist ad for some ANFO, followed by some junior FBI agent doing effectively a Nigerian Prince money scam but with explosives instead.

Bolow posted:

See I'm curious on how the FBI finds these idiots. Because all I'm picturing in my head is some idiot posting a craigslist ad for some ANFO, followed by some junior FBI agent doing effectively a Nigerian Prince money scam but with explosives instead.

Bolow posted:

See I'm curious on how the FBI finds these idiots. Because all I'm picturing in my head is some idiot posting a craigslist ad for some ANFO, followed by some junior FBI agent doing effectively a Nigerian Prince money scam but with explosives instead.

Arc Light posted:

recap posted:

The 23-year-old elder care worker says he went to the counterprotests to have his voice heard. He didn’t want to see racism win and destroy the city he was raised in.

“I went out to voice my opinion. To have my freedom of speech. Just like the racist Nazis who took over my town,” Long said in an interview with The Root.

But what started out as a peaceful protest eventually turned violent. And Long says the cops stood around and did nothing.

“At first it was peaceful protest,” Long said softly as he spoke. “Until someone pointed a gun at my head. Then the same person pointed it at my foot and shot the ground.”

Long said the only weapon he had was a can of spray paint that a white supremacist threw at him earlier, so he took a lighter to the spray paint and turned it into a flame thrower. And a photographer snapped the photo.

But inside of every photograph there’s an untold story. If you look closely at Long’s picture, there’s an elderly white man standing in between Long and his friend. The unknown man was part of the counterprotests too, but was afraid, and Long and his friends were trying to protect him. Even though, Long says, those who were paid to protect the residents of Charlottesville were doing just the opposite.

“The cops were protecting the Nazis, instead of the people who live in the city,” Long said. “The cops basically just stood in their line and looked at the chaos. The cops were not protecting the people of Charlottesville. They were protecting the outsiders.”

Some may wonder why the cops didn’t do more to protect the normally quiet town, but Long wants to know why the KKK were allowed to march, when the same city wouldn’t let rapper Waka Flocka hold a concert.

“They shouldn’t have allowed it. They wouldn’t even allow Waka Flocka to come down. You wouldn’t let a rap artist come down, but you allow the Nazis? There’s something wrong with this picture,” Long said.

Bolow posted:

See I'm curious on how the FBI finds these idiots. Because all I'm picturing in my head is some idiot posting a craigslist ad for some ANFO, followed by some junior FBI agent doing effectively a Nigerian Prince money scam but with explosives instead.

facialimpediment posted:

The Root just interviewed the guy, Corey Long. His version of the story makes it even better.

http://www.theroot.com/interview-how-corey-long-fought-white-supremacy-with-f-1797831277/amp


Calling bullshit on the shot being fired at his foot, but I believe everything else.

facialimpediment posted:

The Root just interviewed the guy, Corey Long. His version of the story makes it even better.

http://www.theroot.com/interview-how-corey-long-fought-white-supremacy-with-f-1797831277/amp


Calling bullshit on the shot being fired at his foot, but I believe everything else.

Casimir Radon posted:

🎶So we made a thoroughfare for freedom and her train!🎶
60 miles in latitude 300 to the main!
Treason fled before us for resistance was in vain!
🎶While we were marching through Georgia!🎶

Godholio posted:

Lots of people saying antifa is more dangerous than the Nazi assholes.

NUKES CURE NORKS posted:

That guy is cool as gently caress

hobbesmaster posted:

Too bad all those songs are racist as gently caress because otherwise it'd be great to use union songs to protest the confederates/nazis.

hobbesmaster posted:

Too bad all those songs are racist as gently caress because otherwise it'd be great to use union songs to protest the confederates/nazis.

Genocide Tendency posted:

The whole "antifa is worse than Nazis" thing comes largely from Eastern Europe where a handful of terrorist groups claim to be part of the antifa community. Back in I believe the 40s all the way through the collapse of the Soviet Union they were the IRA of their areas, only they didn't care who they killed and went after anyone who didn't agree with their methods. Its not much of a thing anymore but some of the groups supposedly still exist and hide in the European antifa community.


Anyone using it in the states is legit retarded. Because literally no antifa groups here have the stomach for violence that the black flag terror groups in East Europe used to earn that badge.

Loden Taylor posted:

Can't go wrong with "The Battle Cry of Freedom"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zhCheCryopA

Kazinsal posted:

https://twitter.com/bubbaprog/status/897254799841906688

hobbesmaster posted:

Too bad all those songs are racist as gently caress because otherwise it'd be great to use union songs to protest the confederates/nazis.

FastestGunAlive posted:

You seriously think people stateside have that historical consideration? Antifa wasn't even a phrase here until this last year. "Antifa" is a catch-all term for conservative pundits looking to paint any kind of liberal gathering/protest as a violent protest ("so much for the tolerant left!"). Think of how BLM has been demonized and repurposed, just for white people.

Genocide Tendency posted:

Anyone using it in the states is legit retarded. Because literally no antifa groups here have the stomach for violence that the black flag terror groups in East Europe used to earn that badge.

Bolow posted:

See I'm curious on how the FBI finds these idiots. Because all I'm picturing in my head is some idiot posting a craigslist ad for some ANFO, followed by some junior FBI agent doing effectively a Nigerian Prince money scam but with explosives instead.

Zeroisanumber posted:

You've evidently never heard the best song about the greatest American.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bSSn3NddwFQ

shame on an IGA posted:

As soon as I can find an air horn that plays the first bar of this I'm going to start building my lifelong dream car.

Genocide Tendency posted:

In other news...

Tay-Tay won her $1 lawsuit against the DJ who groped her.


Motherfucker is going to have to shell out thousands of lawyer fees over a dollar and its glorious.

Zeroisanumber posted:

You've evidently never heard the best song about the greatest American.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bSSn3NddwFQ

Handsome Ralph posted:

Are you gonna call yours "The General Sherman" too?

hobbesmaster posted:

I thought the confederates used the battle hymn for some reason.

BUG JUG posted:

Renumber it: '59, '65, '45, or '64 please. 50 is lame.

hobbesmaster posted:

I thought the confederates used the battle hymn for some reason.

Probably because UGa uses it as a fight song.

Zeris posted:

I never read much of the case. Was there proof or just he said vs she said? Also this case was her suing after he sued for defamation right?

Casimir Radon posted:

There's always the James Garner way

Nope. It uses to the tune of to John Brown's Body.

Though the armies would sometimes rewrite each others' songs. There's a Union rewrite of The Bonnie Blue Flag that goes "We do not want your cotton, we do not want your slaves, so rather than divide the land we'll fill your southern graves!"

NUKES CURE NORKS posted:

Someone in cspam brought it up: is it possible we are in a cultural revolution right now?

McNally posted:

There's a photograph of him with his hand on her rear end. His defense rested on Taylor Swift not knowing her rear end from her ribcage.

And his lawyer asking questions like "if you felt like you were being assaulted, why didn't you react like someone who was being assaulted?