So far the dems/left/faggots are just doing damage to their own party. This is why you don't put 25 people up against a sitting president.
Fascism (/ˈfæʃɪzəm/) is a form of radical right-wing, authoritarian ultranationalism characterized by dictatorial power, forcible suppression of opposition and strong regimentation of society and of the economy which came to prominence in early 20th-century Europe.
Antifa tries to disrupt ‘Demand Free Speech’ event in DC, reports say
Fascism - Wikipedia
You can't make this shit up. They are really that fucking dumb
When the people who work for a living get involved.. the jobless losers on both sides are going to die
I still pay taxes on Disability insurance income. brah
and sales tax
and sin tax
and tourist tax
and fuel tax
etc
so excited, can't wait to see what happens next !!
Nice to see other teedubbers listening/watching Red Ice. I used to be a long time subscriber of his show/podcast but 2 years ago or so, when I took a break from it all, I canceled all my podcast donations and Red Ice was one of them. When I was listening to his stuff every week, it becomes depressing because he is pointing out all the things in our society and culture that the Chosenites are attacking and removing, and there is nothing we can do about it... sans civil war.
so
don't give up
((((they))) are being named by the young)
so excited, can't wait to see what happens next !!
That guy there has been an aspiring hotel manager for 72 years
Antifa tries to disrupt ‘Demand Free Speech’ event in DC, reports say
Fascism - Wikipedia
You can't make this shit up. They are really that fucking dumb
The title of this book is misleading. Much of the book is taken up with outlining developments that took place many years prior to 1919: regurgitating material from other publications and being light on reflection. Whilst this background information is important it is too detailed, providing more padding than analysis.
Even when the author finally arrives at the events of 1919 he mainly outlines events and once again fails to provide sufficient insight . Much of his reflection and comment is squeezed into the brief epilogue.
The book lacks effective editing with details of some events repeated, even within the same page.
When quoting newspaper reports the author almost exclusively relies on The Glasgow Herald. Why ignore other newspapers with different views?
Perhaps the author was in a rush to publish in time for the centenary of the George Square "Bloody Friday" incident. The book is the worse for this scramble and is not a fitting history of the workers and activists of "Red Clydeside".