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. . . guess what. The left has its loonies just like the Alt Right. But if you think that you have not been egging on the other side, talk to Noog, who is now talking out of the other side of his. You simply cannot take what you dish without crying.
Frank can never get his lies right.
Background
The Alternative Right is a term coined in 2008 by Richard Bertrand Spencer, who heads the white nationalist think tank known as the National Policy Institute, to describe a loose set of far-right ideals centered on “white identity” and the preservation of “Western civilization.” In 2010, Spencer, who had done stints as an editor of The American Conservative and Taki’s Magazine, launched the Alternative Right blog, where he worked to refine the movement’s ideological tenets.
Spencer describes the Alt Right as a big-tent ideology that blends the ideas of neo-reactionaries (NRx-ers), who advocate a return to an antiquated, pseudo-libertarian government that supports “traditional western civilization”; “archeofuturists,” those who advocate for a return to “traditional values” without jettisoning the advances of society and technology; human biodiversity adherents (HBDers) and “race realists,” people who generally adhere to “scientific racism”; and other extreme-right ideologies. Alt-Right adherents stridently reject egalitarianism and universalism.
At the heart of the Alt-Right is a break with establishment conservatism that favors experimentation with the ideas of the French New Right; libertarian thought as exemplified by former U.S. Rep. Ron Paul (R-Texas); anarcho-capitalism, which advocates individual sovereignty and open markets in place of an organized state; Catholic traditionalism, which seeks a return to Roman Catholicism before the liberalizing reforms of the Second Vatican Council; and other ideologies. It is a reaction to the conservative establishment as exemplified by the nomination of Barry Goldwater for the presidency in 1964. According to Spencer, that solidified several aspects of contemporary conservatism, including an emphasis on liberty, freedom, free markets and capitalism. Spencer considers these ideas to be “anti-ideals” and says the Alt-Right is redefining categories for a new kind of conservative
Alternative Right
Norman, you are babbling. Tell us what you are trying to say. Yes, you have Alt Righties who talk shit but can't crap. You need to cool the rhetoric, and so do the far left.. . . guess what. The left has its loonies just like the Alt Right. But if you think that you have not been egging on the other side, talk to Noog, who is now talking out of the other side of his. You simply cannot take what you dish without crying.
Spreading dumb propaganda is all you can do. Those are not alt-righters. Also, looking at their faces, they can't possibly be serious. Did you add that title to yourself?
I gave you the clear definition. Whether you like it or not does not mean squat. Go Godwin when it makes sense.Frank can never get his lies right.
Background
The Alternative Right is a term coined in 2008 by Richard Bertrand Spencer, who heads the white nationalist think tank known as the National Policy Institute, to describe a loose set of far-right ideals centered on “white identity” and the preservation of “Western civilization.” In 2010, Spencer, who had done stints as an editor of The American Conservative and Taki’s Magazine, launched the Alternative Right blog, where he worked to refine the movement’s ideological tenets.
Spencer describes the Alt Right as a big-tent ideology that blends the ideas of neo-reactionaries (NRx-ers), who advocate a return to an antiquated, pseudo-libertarian government that supports “traditional western civilization”; “archeofuturists,” those who advocate for a return to “traditional values” without jettisoning the advances of society and technology; human biodiversity adherents (HBDers) and “race realists,” people who generally adhere to “scientific racism”; and other extreme-right ideologies. Alt-Right adherents stridently reject egalitarianism and universalism.
At the heart of the Alt-Right is a break with establishment conservatism that favors experimentation with the ideas of the French New Right; libertarian thought as exemplified by former U.S. Rep. Ron Paul (R-Texas); anarcho-capitalism, which advocates individual sovereignty and open markets in place of an organized state; Catholic traditionalism, which seeks a return to Roman Catholicism before the liberalizing reforms of the Second Vatican Council; and other ideologies. It is a reaction to the conservative establishment as exemplified by the nomination of Barry Goldwater for the presidency in 1964. According to Spencer, that solidified several aspects of contemporary conservatism, including an emphasis on liberty, freedom, free markets and capitalism. Spencer considers these ideas to be “anti-ideals” and says the Alt-Right is redefining categories for a new kind of conservative
Alternative Right
idiots like you are the ones who turned the term into meaning "anyone to the right of an including mitt Romney so we can link nazi assholes to anyone to the right of mitt romney even though they have no real connection"
Norman, you are babbling. Tell us what you are trying to say. Yes, you have Alt Righties who talk shit but can't crap. You need to cool the rhetoric, and so do the far left.. . . guess what. The left has its loonies just like the Alt Right. But if you think that you have not been egging on the other side, talk to Noog, who is now talking out of the other side of his. You simply cannot take what you dish without crying.
Spreading dumb propaganda is all you can do. Those are not alt-righters. Also, looking at their faces, they can't possibly be serious. Did you add that title to yourself?
I gave you the clear definition. Whether you like it or not does not mean squat. Go Godwin when it makes sense.Frank can never get his lies right.
Background
The Alternative Right is a term coined in 2008 by Richard Bertrand Spencer, who heads the white nationalist think tank known as the National Policy Institute, to describe a loose set of far-right ideals centered on “white identity” and the preservation of “Western civilization.” In 2010, Spencer, who had done stints as an editor of The American Conservative and Taki’s Magazine, launched the Alternative Right blog, where he worked to refine the movement’s ideological tenets.
Spencer describes the Alt Right as a big-tent ideology that blends the ideas of neo-reactionaries (NRx-ers), who advocate a return to an antiquated, pseudo-libertarian government that supports “traditional western civilization”; “archeofuturists,” those who advocate for a return to “traditional values” without jettisoning the advances of society and technology; human biodiversity adherents (HBDers) and “race realists,” people who generally adhere to “scientific racism”; and other extreme-right ideologies. Alt-Right adherents stridently reject egalitarianism and universalism.
At the heart of the Alt-Right is a break with establishment conservatism that favors experimentation with the ideas of the French New Right; libertarian thought as exemplified by former U.S. Rep. Ron Paul (R-Texas); anarcho-capitalism, which advocates individual sovereignty and open markets in place of an organized state; Catholic traditionalism, which seeks a return to Roman Catholicism before the liberalizing reforms of the Second Vatican Council; and other ideologies. It is a reaction to the conservative establishment as exemplified by the nomination of Barry Goldwater for the presidency in 1964. According to Spencer, that solidified several aspects of contemporary conservatism, including an emphasis on liberty, freedom, free markets and capitalism. Spencer considers these ideas to be “anti-ideals” and says the Alt-Right is redefining categories for a new kind of conservative
Alternative Right
idiots like you are the ones who turned the term into meaning "anyone to the right of an including mitt Romney so we can link nazi assholes to anyone to the right of mitt romney even though they have no real connection"
Who are "those people"? Norman, who do you think are not Alt Righties?Oh, so you are pretending to be a moderate now. ROFLMAO! Again, those people are not alt-righters. Why anyone would paint them as such is beyond ridiculous. But beyond that, nice photoshop!Norman, you are babbling. Tell us what you are trying to say. Yes, you have Alt Righties who talk shit but can't crap. You need to cool the rhetoric, and so do the far left.. . . guess what. The left has its loonies just like the Alt Right. But if you think that you have not been egging on the other side, talk to Noog, who is now talking out of the other side of his. You simply cannot take what you dish without crying.
Spreading dumb propaganda is all you can do. Those are not alt-righters. Also, looking at their faces, they can't possibly be serious. Did you add that title to yourself?
It's an excellent definition of those (white nationalism, racialism, nativism, anti democracy, some libertarian impulses) who are trying to remake American conservatism. I did not say you were an Alt Righty. You always say you are a constitution federalist with libertarian leanings. OK, that's fine, although I don't think you understand any of that.it's a moronic definition. If you think I am "alt right" than that proves that it is a moronic definition espoused by a moron (you)I gave you the clear definition. Whether you like it or not does not mean squat. Go Godwin when it makes sense.Frank can never get his lies right.
Background
The Alternative Right is a term coined in 2008 by Richard Bertrand Spencer, who heads the white nationalist think tank known as the National Policy Institute, to describe a loose set of far-right ideals centered on “white identity” and the preservation of “Western civilization.” In 2010, Spencer, who had done stints as an editor of The American Conservative and Taki’s Magazine, launched the Alternative Right blog, where he worked to refine the movement’s ideological tenets.
Spencer describes the Alt Right as a big-tent ideology that blends the ideas of neo-reactionaries (NRx-ers), who advocate a return to an antiquated, pseudo-libertarian government that supports “traditional western civilization”; “archeofuturists,” those who advocate for a return to “traditional values” without jettisoning the advances of society and technology; human biodiversity adherents (HBDers) and “race realists,” people who generally adhere to “scientific racism”; and other extreme-right ideologies. Alt-Right adherents stridently reject egalitarianism and universalism.
At the heart of the Alt-Right is a break with establishment conservatism that favors experimentation with the ideas of the French New Right; libertarian thought as exemplified by former U.S. Rep. Ron Paul (R-Texas); anarcho-capitalism, which advocates individual sovereignty and open markets in place of an organized state; Catholic traditionalism, which seeks a return to Roman Catholicism before the liberalizing reforms of the Second Vatican Council; and other ideologies. It is a reaction to the conservative establishment as exemplified by the nomination of Barry Goldwater for the presidency in 1964. According to Spencer, that solidified several aspects of contemporary conservatism, including an emphasis on liberty, freedom, free markets and capitalism. Spencer considers these ideas to be “anti-ideals” and says the Alt-Right is redefining categories for a new kind of conservative
Alternative Right
idiots like you are the ones who turned the term into meaning "anyone to the right of an including mitt Romney so we can link nazi assholes to anyone to the right of mitt romney even though they have no real connection"
Well then, "the left" is better off for though they both have their moments of absurdity, few people are aware of what Jake has to say; thus there's very little chance someone will take him to heart and try helping someone, Hillary or otherwise, "ride a gun into the sunset." That, IMO, is a good thing.We have Ted and the left has Jake.
I don't recall anything about Jake having sex with 13 year olds. Nor have I ever seen Jake threaten the other side with violence. Nugent is an asshole, and always will be.We have Ted and the left has Jake.
