quote:

While serving as the Chairman of the Songun Politics Study Group USA, recognized by Pyongyang as their primary U.S. support group, and several other political front groups created in North Korea but portrayed as homegrown U.S. mass political movements, Cupp’s political platform included anti-Semitic laced rhetoric (“hey anyone, actually killing Jews is to be supported in so far as they are killing  Jews”) to racism (“I fully invite every member of an Islamic or Third World country that US imperialism wants to bomb to join us in a cross burning and Jena-rope-the-goat/President event to show how much we love scabs and tools of the Jews and imperialist finance capital”) to support for “Aryan hero Lee Harvey Oswald” and the Oklahoma City bomber, Timothy McVeigh.

In a post on a white supremacy website titled “A Call for White Resistance” Cupp wrote “One of the things that was brought to my attention while I was visiting North Korea is that during the course of the anti-Japanese struggle the masses began scattered and wanting, then non-violently resisting, and then resisting with ‘terrorism’ and what we call ‘lone wolf actions’ today,” he wrote.

“When looking at our White European-American nation, one finds a people who have not lost their desire to fight the enemy oppressor and who are willing to take matters into their own hands.”

Cupp cited a list of American “Lone Wolves” to be emulated which included the far-right White Supremacist who committed the most deadly domestic terrorist act in U.S. history when he blew up the federal building in Oklahoma City, a White Supremacist group who stockpiled weapons and explosives then went on a murderous campaign of assassination against blacks, and the assassins of Presidents Kennedy, Lincoln and McKinley as well as Martin Luther King.

But that didn’t stop the North Korean government from appointing him the head of the officially sanctioned political organization of U.S. citizens supporting the government of North Korea. Nor did it inhibit Pyongyang prominently depicting the then 22 year old American in state media dozens of time in the following years as a “prominent U.S. Public Figure” and inviting him on official government sponsored visits to the DPRK.

BrutalistMcDonalds posted:

BrutalistMcDonalds posted:

a purrmenent revolution haha ohh man.

BrutalistMcDonalds posted:

it was at one of those fancy upper-crust theaters too and man those commercials beforehand were wild. there was a car commercial for a luxury brand i had never even heard of. which makes me think that i can't afford it.

Wheeee posted:

probably Genesis, its new and most other luxury brands have been around long enough that most people know them

WhiskeyJuvenile posted:

it's hyundai's spinoff

R. Guyovich posted:

not really missing much of the stuff from home i thought i would, but i do miss my favorite movie house. right in the middle of the richest part of town but the audience was a pretty decent mix of rich fucks and enthusiast hoi polloi

BrutalistMcDonalds posted:

https://twitter.com/NoahHurowitz/status/983444742745751563

quote:

Displaying typical thoughtfulness, Simon refers to the “Spanish struggle against fascism and the misuse of capitalism as a bulwark to totalitarianism” as the “preeminent political narrative of the 20th century and of our time.”

The Kingfish posted:

Wasn't she the one who interrupted that Zizek speech?

Sheng-Ji Yang posted:

i wonder what redkahina talks like. does she actually speak that weirdass wordsalad