Poll of the Day > This 20 y/o Kid is the FIRST to be FIRED for being a WHITE SUPREMACIST!!!

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Cole White, a White Nationalist who was pictured marching with the Alt-Right, KKK, Fascist and other assorted Right-Wing Nut Groups is the FIRST among the some 6000 morons FIRED from his Job as Twitter begin naming and shaming these men involved in yesterday's deadly Charlottesville rally!!

Cole was the first to be identified in the "Unite the Right" march on Twitter by the user "Yes, You're Racist" as liberal groups start calling in their work places (assuming they have one) to alert the business owners who they have employed there.

Cole used to work at Top Dog restaurant in Berkely, California but after the whistle was blown, he was swiftly given the pink slip

Top Dog said they would be releasing a full statement tomorrow but for now, they felt it was imperative to say he is no longer working there.

Cole is among the alleged protesters who was named and shamed by twitter users who are using photographs from the event to try and identify the members of the crazed alt-right

20 y/o Peter Cvjetanovic from Reno, Nevada was another angry looking whacko who was identified. He's an undergraduate studying history and political science as he traveled to the march who said he was here "for the message that white European culture has a right to be here just like every other culture. It is not perfect, there are flaws to it of course. However i do believe the replacement of the statue will be the slow replacement of white heritage within the United States and the pepole who fought and defended and built their homeland. Robert E Lee is a great example of that. He wasn't a perfect man but i want to hoour and respect what he stood for during this time"

He said he wasn't the "angry" person seen in the photos but defended his beliefs in white nationalism. He claims to "care" for all people but said they deserve a future for his children and their culture as they aren't "hateful"

Others include more well known alt-right jerks including Richard Spender. another twitter user by tne name @FearsWilliam who describes himself in the bio being the charismatic leader of the "white breeding cult"

Tim "Treadstone" Gionet, Aka Baked Alaska who is a well known internet troll. Also spotted was "millenial_matt" and Mark Daniel Reardon.

Was it fair to fire these crybabies? let's see what people will vote

Cole - Beggar

http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2017/08/13/18/4339AC1000000578-4786826-image-a-7_1502645229137.jpg

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Cole's ex workplace -

http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2017/08/13/22/433AF31400000578-4786826-image-a-29_1502658014330.jpg

Peter - Soon to be homeless

http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2017/08/13/21/432FCC4A00000578-4786826-image-a-12_1502656789327.jpg

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Ryan Martin/Jacob Dix - Soon to be beggars

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Richard Spencer - Ugly Racist

http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2017/08/13/18/4339C2B500000578-4786826-image-a-8_1502645239640.jpg

Other Soon to be Racist Beggars -

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Good

Literal Nazis don't deserve jobs in a country that fought Nazis because they were evil.
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It depends on the job, but anything service-based for sure. It could be bad for business. He's allowed to believe whatever he wants, and employers are allowed to find it damaging to their image.
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TheCyborgNinja posted...

It depends on the job, but anything service-based for sure. It could be bad for business. He's allowed to believe whatever he wants, and employers are allowed to find it damaging to their image.

Not if it's literal nazism.

PK_Spam posted...

Good

Literal Nazis don't deserve jobs in a country that fought Nazis because they were evil.

No. They got corralled into the European theatre. Japan was the main enemy, but they were worse than the Nazis anyway. China was severely mistreated. If they cared about stopping the Nazis specifically, they'd have helped France and the U.K. in 1939, not wait to be attacked.
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I'd fire him. If I ran a company, I wouldn't want anyone to associate it with these nazis. If he's going to go out in public and openly follow that ideology, he's gone.
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Lil69Leo posted...

TheCyborgNinja posted...

It depends on the job, but anything service-based for sure. It could be bad for business. He's allowed to believe whatever he wants, and employers are allowed to find it damaging to their image.

Not if it's literal nazism.

but you can't prove an artificial construct like racism to exist. unless he's physically hurting someone, it is absolutely illegal to fire him for his beliefs

6000 the op says, yeah bull shit. a handful, tops, because if just one of them is butthurt enough to do something about it, the legal shit would be insane. wrongful termination will be the least of some of these companies' concerns

Equality works both ways, kids, remember that.
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Equality doesn't work when one side says that they're genetically superior to everyone who isn't white and so all of those people should die.
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PK_Spam posted...

Equality doesn't work.

Finally, someone who makes sense.
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ungubby posted...

PK_Spam posted...

Equality doesn't work.

Finally, someone who makes sense.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YdkM_eSYXdw
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I have mixed feelings, because while I generally don't condone firing people for their political views, if this guy's going around at white supremacist rallies it WOULD be legitimately damaging for their business to let him work there, so... I think it's probably fair.

Whats so wrong about protesting the removal of Confederate monuments and memorials from public spaces?

Its part of the countries history?

PK_Spam posted...

Equality doesn't work when one side says that they're genetically superior to everyone who isn't white and so all of those people should die.

Don't even open that can of worms... "All white men are evil" isn't much better ideologically. There are just as many hateful morons on the other side that think legislated oppression is the answer. There exists equality until one side succeeds at removing legitimate rights from another. Be it freedom of (non-violent) expression or something else. If the neo-nazis managed to accomplish anything, like segregation, I'd agree with you. Simply wanting it only makes them jerks. I want a billion dollars, but that doesn't make me wealthy.
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TheCyborgNinja posted...

If the neo-nazis managed to accomplish anything, like segregation, I'd agree with you.

killing people not enough? Keep them at bay now or they WILL be able to do a lot more. Standing silently by is going to give this movement power through normalizing the behavior

TheCyborgNinja posted...

"All white men are evil" isn't much better ideologically.

it's significantly better than believing in genetic superiority and genocide. what are you even on

there's also a big difference between white supremacists are bad vs. all white men are bad, though white supremacists do tend to be white men
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That's the problem with left-wing fascists, tbh, they'll do anything to destroy the opposition. Ultimately it just causes more problems. The die-hard Sanders supporter who shot up Republicans at a baseball field, for instance, was basically living out of his car. If you create people with nothing to lose and give them a fanatical passion, that's a recipe for disaster.
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Zeus posted...

That's the problem with left-wing fascists, tbh, they'll do anything to destroy the opposition. Ultimately it just causes more problems. The die-hard Sanders supporter who shot up Republicans at a baseball field, for instance, was basically living out of his car. If you create people with nothing to lose and give them a fanatical passion, that's a recipe for disaster.

What you just said is not only not right, it's not even wrong.
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waterdeepchu posted...

Zeus posted...

That's the problem with left-wing fascists, tbh, they'll do anything to destroy the opposition. Ultimately it just causes more problems. The die-hard Sanders supporter who shot up Republicans at a baseball field, for instance, was basically living out of his car. If you create people with nothing to lose and give them a fanatical passion, that's a recipe for disaster.

What you just said is not only not right, it's not even wrong.

Which part is wrong? The idea that far-left fascists go to tremendous lengths to destroy the opposition? Because that they're doing here -- tracking down and doxxing participants to get them fired, etc -- is something they routinely do.

That angry people with nothing to do lose and are fueled by ideology are dangerous? Because that's a formula for terrorism. It's why terrorists are almost universally single males.

That's not even getting into the morality of trying to destroy people with whom you disagree, which goes against the spirit of this nation.
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Zeus posted...

That's the problem with left-wing fascists, tbh, they'll do anything to destroy the opposition. Ultimately it just causes more problems. The die-hard Sanders supporter who shot up Republicans at a baseball field, for instance, was basically living out of his car. If you create people with nothing to lose and give them a fanatical passion, that's a recipe for disaster.

A phrase my father has used on many occasions applies here: "there are no fat men in the revolution." I'm totally derailing things with a tangent reply... The American dream is dead for a lot of people, but not enough that it has really mattered yet. There have always been radicals in the USA (and parties), but the tensions that are arising now are technically new (while still somewhat born of existing problems). Everyone is bolder and more confrontational, and both the far-left and far-right share one thing in common: a hatred of the establishment.

When the French and Russian revolutions happened, or various other uprisings since the end of colonial rule, it wasn't a united faction that took down the government, it was all of the fringe groups tearing it down together before the strongest emerged victorious in a river of blood. Iran wasn't supposed to become what the Ayatollah turned it into. He just changed his tune when he took power and then it was too late. He lied, but by the time he took power the government was gone and there was little to do about it despite him only having the backing of a radical minority.

My point is that these serious but globally innocuous events aren't something to be ignored. Something is going to happen in the coming decade or two, and there won't be any do-overs. The world is jockeying towards a similar position it found itself in prior to the outbreak of WWI. Old empires and emerging powers rivaling the current world order... Europe and the Anglosphere seem to be more distant from each other in some ways now with Russia and China on the rise too... It's an interesting time. Will North Korea play the role of Serbia in this metaphor? I certainly hope not.
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How has nobody commented on the fact that this guy's last name is literally White.

dioxxys posted...

Whats so wrong about protesting the removal of Confederate monuments and memorials from public spaces?

Its part of the countries history?

Again this^

No ones addressed how this was supposed to be what was being what was being protested or why its so awful.

Its not the best part of our history but I mean what part of US history has been sunshine and rainbows?

Anyway not wanting public monuments to be torn down does not make you a white supremacist.

The funny thing is that Robert E. Lee would be absolutely disgusted by the people who were protesting against the removal of his statue.
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Zareth posted...

The funny thing is that Robert E. Lee would be absolutely disgusted by the people who were protesting against the removal of his statue.

Can you give me some info?

I mean were people saying things like "fuck black people", punching them in the face and saying white power?

I guess I no nothing about this event because I just thought it was a protest against removal of monuments.

obama's america
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I'd rather extend an olive branch and educate them and see what drove them to their beliefs rather than just ostracizing them out of society through fear.
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dioxxys posted...

Zareth posted...

The funny thing is that Robert E. Lee would be absolutely disgusted by the people who were protesting against the removal of his statue.

Can you give me some info?

I mean were people saying things like "fuck black people", punching them in the face and saying white power?

I guess I no nothing about this event because I just thought it was a protest against removal of monuments.

Because it looks like people are being fired for just being at the rally

The rally was not there for the purpose of being for nazis/white supremacists it was there to debate a statue.

So I think its quite unfair to throw this nazi label on everyone there

and the violence only began because other groups came to counter protest, groups which did not have permission or permits to be there.

https://youtu.be/w2l3UiIQY8g?t=9m7s

dioxxys posted...

The rally was not there for the purpose of being for nazis/white supremacists it was there to debate a statue.

Not at all true. White Supremacists gathered to protest. People are getting identified from the giant crowd of self identified White Nationalists.
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dioxxys posted...

and the violence only began because other groups came to counter protest,

And WWII only started because other groups decided to fight against the Nazis. "They were only violent because there was somebody to attack" isn't really a valid argument.

_AdjI_ posted...

dioxxys posted...

and the violence only began because other groups came to counter protest,

And WWII only started because other groups decided to fight against the Nazis. "They were only violent because there was somebody to attack" isn't really a valid argument.

but we arent talking rounding up a race of people and murdering them?

It was only a protest again a statue, thats perfectly fine.

and you still cant fire people over that, Can you easily identify who was actually involved in violence?

If so thats fair game, fire those people but to say everyone there is a white nationalist and they should all be fired and they are all nazis is kind of making a chicken out of a feather.

Doctor Foxx posted...

dioxxys posted...

The rally was not there for the purpose of being for nazis/white supremacists it was there to debate a statue.

Not at all true. White Supremacists gathered to protest. People are getting identified from the giant crowd of self identified White Nationalists.

THIS

why are people defending this type of crap?! How fuckin stupid can you be to defend this movement in any way/shape or form
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mastermix3000 posted...

Doctor Foxx posted...

dioxxys posted...

The rally was not there for the purpose of being for nazis/white supremacists it was there to debate a statue.

Not at all true. White Supremacists gathered to protest. People are getting identified from the giant crowd of self identified White Nationalists.

THIS

why are people defending this type of crap?! How fuckin stupid can you be to defend this movement in any way/shape or form

SOME people from the group, that doesnt make them all white supremacists.

Lets say I had decided to go because protesting the removal of a historical monument sounds like a good cause. Once I get there it doesnt magically make me a white supremacist.

mrduckbear posted...

Cole White, a White Nationalist who was pictured marching with the Alt-Right, KKK, Fascist and other assorted Right-Wing Nut Groups

This topic sounds biased from the out.
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This is the reason KKK members wear hoods. Fucking cowards.
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dioxxys posted...

but we arent talking rounding up a race of people and murdering them?

It was only a protest again a statue

It was a white nationalist gathering under the guise of a protest. These are people that want memorials to slave owners to remain prominently in the public. They were chanting "black lives don't matter here". They seriously injured and even killed people present at the event.

It wasn't only a protest. It was a disgusting hate rally with violent ends. And the people that chose to participate, in plain view of the public, in their white supremacist garb and carrying tiki torches, were photographed.

If businesses want to end connections with those kinds of people it's fully within their rights and not related to free speech.
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dioxxys posted...

SOME people from the group, that doesnt make them all white supremacists.

Lets say I had decided to go because protesting the removal of a historical monument sounds like a good cause. Once I get there it doesnt magically make me a white supremacist.

If you were in the organized crowd with the torches and white shirts you didn't just happen to be there

Or if you stumbled upon that situation in matching outfits you get the fuck out of there when you realize you're marching with Nazis

It's not hard


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dioxxys posted...

dioxxys posted...

Whats so wrong about protesting the removal of Confederate monuments and memorials from public spaces?

Its part of the countries history?

Again this^

No ones addressed how this was supposed to be what was being what was being protested or why its so awful.

Its not the best part of our history but I mean what part of US history has been sunshine and rainbows?

Anyway not wanting public monuments to be torn down does not make you a white supremacist.

There's an important difference between remembering history and celebrating history. Publicly displayed monuments celebrate history, and this isn't a part of history that should be celebrated.
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Doctor Foxx posted...

It wasn't only a protest. It was a disgusting hate rally with violent ends. And the people that chose to participate, in plain view of the public, in their white supremacist garb and carrying tiki torches, were photographed.

Doctor Foxx posted...

If you were in the organized crowd with the torches and white shirts you didn't just happen to be there

Or if you stumbled upon that situation in matching outfits you get the fuck out of there when you realize you're matching with Nazis

It's not hard

But upon looking at the Duckbear photos, I see no matching outfits, in fact everyones wearing something different sooooo....umm???

dioxxys posted...

But upon looking at the Duckbear photos, I see no matching outfits, in fact everyones wearing something different sooooo....umm???

Umm what? There's a sea of white shirts. Some of which have the white nationalist symbols on them. Protestors won't be completely uniform anywhere

You don't accidentally end up participating at a Nazi rally full of people from out of town. Don't be an obtuse Nazi defender

That "I ended up participating at a white supremacist rally by mistake oops" is not a thing, except for maybe an Always Sunny episode
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Well those people are bad then

Not doubting there were white supremacists there

but theres nothing wrong with defending a historical monument

Golden Road posted...

There's an important difference between remembering history and celebrating history. Publicly displayed monuments celebrate history, and this isn't a part of history that should be celebrated.

Yes and these statues were erected in the 1920s with influence by KKK members (and other racists) to continue to intimidate and demoralize people of color. It was in the height of Jim Crow segregation laws being passed that this statue and many others like it went up. There's zero reason to keep the statues up in public.

City Council voted to remove the statue. So nonlocals show up, have a white supremacist rally under the guise of a protest, and injure and kill the very locals that want the statue gone. And the issue is with the counter protest? Stop being delusional. Not you, but anyone defending these jackasses

dioxxys posted...

but theres nothing wrong with defending a historical monument

Yeah dude there sure is in this case
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I have no more to say, as I feel I have said my part and you have said yours but I will have you know I have taken your perspective into account and am reflecting upon it.

So we're thought policing now huh

What a great country we've become
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Doctor Foxx posted...

it's significantly better than believing in genetic superiority and genocide. what are you even on

There's a lot of genetic inferiority arguments going on in the "white men are all evil" crowd too. There are horrible shitstains on both extremes and we should stop trying to so hard to argue about who is worse and just go with "both of you suck".

^ His thoughts didn't make him drive to Charlottesville and hold a tiki torch at a rally.
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