Needless to say, King never answered the question of how his statements differed from the statements of the killer. Being exposed like that would tend to be an emotional event. And supporting Israel is irrelevant because Israel isn’t at all engaged in bringing anyone to the US, especially the melanin enhanced people that both King and the killer abhor.
Saw that. King’s behavior was reprehensible towards him — both times.
But enough about King’s charms.
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Preferably Minnie’s “Special Ingredient” chocolate custard pie from “The Help”.
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It’s not only tolerable, Steve, it’s necessary. Just because it’s uncomfortable for you, doesn’t make the parallels between the shooter’s rhetoric and your own, in comparison, any less obvious.
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Anger indicates shame. Shame indicates the glimmer of a conscience.
Here’s hoping.
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I believe the reporter is also a constituent.
That’s what the next question was about. He denied that they were Nazis, but in doing so seemed to have an awfully extensive knowledge of the FPO’s history.
If you were a trypophobic … you’d be off your game too —
And he’s heard there’s a BUNCH on their way to the border …
Poor man ! —
I love how so many evangelical nutjobs are wearing their support for Israel as badge of honour without ever acknowledging that this support is only insofar as it aligns with their end-times scenario. For those of less interest or knowledge in religion, let’s just say that their version of the end-times doesn’t bode all too well for the Jewish.
It’s like “I love Israel so much, I can’t wait for the time when Jews either repent of get stuffed!”
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You’ve got some anger problems there, son. Better get that taken care of, quick!
You know how you find Steve King in a dark room? Just follow the sound of someone whistling the "Horst Wessel " song!
Eggs, rotten eggs.
God? Well, for one thing, she’s black.
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