This article was co-published with The Informant.
This is a companion discussion topic for the original entry at https://talkingpointsmemo.com/?p=1381778
This is a companion discussion topic for the original entry at https://talkingpointsmemo.com/?p=1381778
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So. They just noticed? Great vetting.
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Please do tell us about the ‘hell’ endured by white men as they built the railroads.
Then tell us about how the white people were moved from Plymouth to deserts in the western US.
Inform us how white people endured experiments with untreated syphilis and how they were redlined and ghettoized (into where, the Hamptons?!).
Tell us how rich white men were subject to being shot by government troops for going on strike for pay they had earned and how they had to spend their bond coupons at the company store only.
There ain’t no grievance as stupid and pointless as white grievance.
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“I’m afraid I’ll be dark."
A racist 'til the bitter end!
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What they’re afraid of is when the non-whites take over their universe, they’ll be subjected to that very hell.
And they’re scared. Fear is what drives this.
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Brush lamented what she described as the redistribution of “vast amounts of wealth from whites (and privileged self-reliant Asians) to people of color” by way of government benefits
It’s funny because the vast majority of the people are white in the states that are by far the most dependent on the rest of us for government programs. But I guess all the white people in Alabama are rich, so none of that money the state sucks up in government programs is going to any white people (rolling eyes).
What the resulting map shows is that the most “dependent states,” as measured by the composite score, are Mississippi and New Mexico, each of which gets back about $3 in federal spending for every dollar they send to the federal treasury in taxes. Alabama and Louisiana are close behind.
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“The views represented in Mr. McIntosh’s online and social media content do not represent or reflect the Buffalo Bill Center of the West’s core values or its mission,” a spokesperson for the museum told the Star-Tribune.
When you’ve lost the Buffalo Bill Center…
BTW, who knew that we had a Buffalo Bill Center before this article?
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I believe that their fear of whites who choose the path of rejection of racism is a little-mentioned but powerful motivator of the Right.
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“I’m afraid I’ll be dark until I can engage another service that will facilitate my posting articles,” he told the newspaper.
Or you could just die, you scumbag. That’d work.
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Sheriff Bart would obviously not be pleased with this fellow.
https://hollywoodinhidef.com/2016/09/blazing-saddles-rides-again-on-big-screen-hidef/
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Nonwhites will do no such thing. Scumbags like this guy use that fear to help republicans stay in power, which means more tax cuts and benefits for them.
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McIntosh’s resignation came a week after TPM and The Informant revealed in an investigation that he ran a shockingly racist email newsletter and recently published an essay that said Black people have “become socially incompatible with other races” and “American Black culture has evolved into an un-fixable and crime-ridden mess.”
Is this a record for TPM? They took down someone in a week? It’s starting to smell like real journalism around here.
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But TPUSA apparently figures white grievance is one of their core values, so they’re sticking with the dude. TP indeed.
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Who expected Constant Contact to ride to the rescue by deplatforming hate? Nicely done, newsletter company
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Yeah well your resident “Encyclopenis”* geographyjones did.
*a prick who knows everything
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Several places consider him a “local hero”; there’s kind of a kitschy museum next to his grave on Lookout Mountain west of Denver. Also Nebraska and Iowa. The Cody one does look like a pretty big and interesting place.
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Boy. Poor TPUSA. Why does this keep happening to them by sheer coincidence?
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Well when your founder looks like this shithead,
then grievance is all you’ve got.
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I trained on Lookout Mountain on the Lariet Loop when I was competing on Pikes Peak and Longs Peak. I did the arch by Colorado School of Mines to summit in 39 minutes.
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