Those militia guys actually seemed like some of the sanest people there, they were taking no shit from the nazis (exchange @ 00:40)
http://www.slate.com/articles/news_a...ttesville.html
Good article about those damn alt left thugs.
That is some of that gaslighting I heard so much about in 2016
cool further escalation of violence being cheered on by the righteous juggalos
At least we know whos not going to win the 2k17 civil war LELLess than 10 minutes later, a much larger group of the Nazi alt-righters come barreling up. My memory is again murky on the details. (I was frankly focused on not bolting from the scene and/or not soiling myself—I know hyperbole is common in recounting stories like these, but I was legitimately very worried for my well-being and safety, so I was trying to remember the training I had acquired as well as, for resolve, to remember why I was standing there.)
identity politics lmao
yo what is twospirit
they forgot attack helicopters and people who have sex with amusement park rides
Jack Wagner is just a fantastic LA meme guy. The best https://www.instagram.com/p/BNa1-dWDe_2/?hl=en
The Juggalo march was planned forever ago, apparently they are marching in protest of being classified as a gang but now they gonna GANG up and say sleep tight to the alt right!
Crazy to see my man Jack Wagner posted on BG considering he is not part of my political niche but actually part of my LA fashion bro hype beast meme niche. I'm so fuckin universal
How the hell did allies and poly get in that mix
A fairly uplifting story and how KKK, racism etc should be handled IMO
http://ijr.com/the-declaration/2017/...ampaign=buffer
Daryl Davis has a unique hobby.
In his spare time, he befriends white supremacists. Lots of them. Hundreds. He goes to where they live. Meets them at their rallies. Dines with them in their homes. He gets to know them because, in his words, “How can you hate me when you don't even know me? Look at me and tell me to my face why you should lynch me.”Davis, a Christian, has met with white supremacists for three decades. He never tries to convert the Klansmen. He simply becomes friends with them and they give up the KKK on their own. According to an interview with The Independent, Davis is “happy” to be friends with former Klansmen: