Here's What the Buffalo Shooter's Alleged Manifesto Actually Says

[surada]

No...clearly you are.
If you would take the fucking time to check you'd know that many of the Democrats are card carrying American Communists.

Joe McCarthy already played that out and he was a drunk.

 

[DigitalDrifter]

So weigh in here.

Do you folks subscribe to the replacement theory or not?

What is the "theory"?

 

[cnm]

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[Sandy Shanks]

With their usual swiftness, leftists on Twitter quickly launched a seemingly coordinated effort to blame Fox News and Tucker Carlson for allegedly radicalizing the suspect.

Twitter is not a news source, and it hardly matters what is said.

Following the massacre in Buffalo over the weekend by a teenager we are hearing the same load of crap from politicians that we heard following Columbine, Sandy Hook, San Bernardino, Orlando, Las Vegas, Sutherland Springs, Parkland, El Paso, N.Y. City subway, and countless others.

And nothing got done. Nothing will get done following the Buffalo massacre. Why?

Here a few reasons and they all can be attributed to a political party. Guess which one? It is the party that is expected win big in the November mid-terms.

The National Rifle Association (NRA) is a 501(c)(4) nonprofit organization it says of itself, It is widely recognized today as a major political force and as America's foremost defender of Second Amendment rights.In 2013. The Washington Post called the NRA "arguably the most powerful lobbying organization in the nation’s capital." National Rifle Association

We know that the NRA contributes heavily to the Republican Party, and the GOP has for decades stymied gun control measures in Congress. We know Republicans are waiting for the clamor over the Buffalo massacre to blow over, but that is extremely unlikely.

There will be another mass shooting before the month is over. Indeed, there were at least four other mass shootings since Friday coinciding with the Buffalo massacre.

Then there is this.

The Guardian reports, "The massacre by a white supremacist gunman of Black shoppers at a Buffalo grocery store has drawn renewed scrutiny of Republican figures in the US who have embraced the racist “great replacement theory” he is alleged to have used as justification for the murders.

"Born from far-right nationalism, the extremist ideology expounding the view that immigration will ultimately destroy white values and western civilization has found favor not only with media figures, such as the conservative Fox News host Tucker Carlson, but a host of elected politicians and others seeking office.

"They have convinced themselves Democrats are operating an open-door immigration policy to “replace” Republican voters with people of color and keep themselves in power permanently.

"A study of the history of great replacement theory in Republican circles states the theory isn’t new to American politicians. In 2017, the Iowa congressman Steve King, a fierce Trump loyalist, said in a tweet: “We can’t restore our civilization with somebody else’s babies.”

So, what is the teenage killer supposed to think? The Buffalo killer was embracing a theory that is being held by Republican lawmakers. Republicans protect the right to purchase firearms by preventing regulation to be passed in Congress. A Republican President thought it was okay to lead a coup attempt to overthrow our elected government because he lost an election, and he is the current the leader of the GOP. Our capitol was ransacked, hundreds were injured, and people were killed in the coup attempt.

In his mind he was doing God's work. After all, nearly everything he believed was supported by the Republican Party, and they are expected to win in November.

The forum's Republicans will remain silent about all of this. What the hell can they say?

 

[mudwhistle]

Joe McCarthy already played that out and he was a drunk.

Joe Biden was a well known drunk.
But the McCarthy era that you know is a fabrication of Hollywood.
Communists were and still are infiltrating every part of our government.
Obama was raised by a communist mother who met his father in a Russian class.....and raised by communist grandparents.

 

[mudwhistle]

Twitter is not a news source, and it hardly matters what is said.

Following the massacre in Buffalo over the weekend by a teenager we are hearing the same load of crap from politicians that we heard following Columbine, Sandy Hook, San Bernardino, Orlando, Las Vegas, Sutherland Springs, Parkland, El Paso, N.Y. City subway, and countless others.

And nothing got done. Nothing will get done following the Buffalo massacre. Why?

Here a few reasons and they all can be attributed to a political party. Guess which one? It is the party that is expected win big in the November mid-terms.

The National Rifle Association (NRA) is a 501(c)(4) nonprofit organization it says of itself, It is widely recognized today as a major political force and as America's foremost defender of Second Amendment rights.In 2013. The Washington Post called the NRA "arguably the most powerful lobbying organization in the nation’s capital." National Rifle Association

We know that the NRA contributes heavily to the Republican Party, and the GOP has for decades stymied gun control measures in Congress. We know Republicans are waiting for the clamor over the Buffalo massacre to blow over, but that is extremely unlikely.

There will be another mass shooting before the month is over. Indeed, there were at least four other mass shootings since Friday coinciding with the Buffalo massacre.

Then there is this.

The Guardian reports, "The massacre by a white supremacist gunman of Black shoppers at a Buffalo grocery store has drawn renewed scrutiny of Republican figures in the US who have embraced the racist “great replacement theory” he is alleged to have used as justification for the murders.

"Born from far-right nationalism, the extremist ideology expounding the view that immigration will ultimately destroy white values and western civilization has found favor not only with media figures, such as the conservative Fox News host Tucker Carlson, but a host of elected politicians and others seeking office.

"They have convinced themselves Democrats are operating an open-door immigration policy to “replace” Republican voters with people of color and keep themselves in power permanently.

"A study of the history of great replacement theory in Republican circles states the theory isn’t new to American politicians. In 2017, the Iowa congressman Steve King, a fierce Trump loyalist, said in a tweet: “We can’t restore our civilization with somebody else’s babies.”

So, what is the teenage killer supposed to think? The Buffalo killer was embracing a theory that is being held by Republican lawmakers. Republicans protect the right to purchase firearms by preventing regulation to be passed in Congress. A Republican President thought it was okay to lead a coup attempt to overthrow our elected government because he lost an election, and he is the current the leader of the GOP. Our capitol was ransacked, hundreds were injured, and people were killed in the coup attempt.

In his mind he was doing God's work. After all, nearly everything he believed was supported by the Republican Party, and they are expected to win in November.

The forum's Republicans will remain silent about all of this. What the hell can they say?

Well if it's not abortion...then it's mass-shootings.
You make me wish COVID would come back so it would shut you lying assholes up.

 

[JoeB131]

You didn't read all of it. You're just repeating what you've been programmed with. Dismissed.

I read more than you did... clearly...

 

[surada]

What is the "theory"?

That Americans will all be brown skinned because of immigration.

 

[surada]

Joe Biden was a well known drunk.
But the McCarthy era that you know is a fabrication of Hollywood.
Communists were and still are infiltrating every part of our government.
Obama was raised by a communist mother who met his father in a Russian class.....and raised by communist grandparents.

You're a waste of time.

 

[surada]

Twitter is not a news source, and it hardly matters what is said.

Following the massacre in Buffalo over the weekend by a teenager we are hearing the same load of crap from politicians that we heard following Columbine, Sandy Hook, San Bernardino, Orlando, Las Vegas, Sutherland Springs, Parkland, El Paso, N.Y. City subway, and countless others.

And nothing got done. Nothing will get done following the Buffalo massacre. Why?

Here a few reasons and they all can be attributed to a political party. Guess which one? It is the party that is expected win big in the November mid-terms.

The National Rifle Association (NRA) is a 501(c)(4) nonprofit organization it says of itself, It is widely recognized today as a major political force and as America's foremost defender of Second Amendment rights.In 2013. The Washington Post called the NRA "arguably the most powerful lobbying organization in the nation’s capital." National Rifle Association

We know that the NRA contributes heavily to the Republican Party, and the GOP has for decades stymied gun control measures in Congress. We know Republicans are waiting for the clamor over the Buffalo massacre to blow over, but that is extremely unlikely.

There will be another mass shooting before the month is over. Indeed, there were at least four other mass shootings since Friday coinciding with the Buffalo massacre.

Then there is this.

The Guardian reports, "The massacre by a white supremacist gunman of Black shoppers at a Buffalo grocery store has drawn renewed scrutiny of Republican figures in the US who have embraced the racist “great replacement theory” he is alleged to have used as justification for the murders.

"Born from far-right nationalism, the extremist ideology expounding the view that immigration will ultimately destroy white values and western civilization has found favor not only with media figures, such as the conservative Fox News host Tucker Carlson, but a host of elected politicians and others seeking office.

"They have convinced themselves Democrats are operating an open-door immigration policy to “replace” Republican voters with people of color and keep themselves in power permanently.

"A study of the history of great replacement theory in Republican circles states the theory isn’t new to American politicians. In 2017, the Iowa congressman Steve King, a fierce Trump loyalist, said in a tweet: “We can’t restore our civilization with somebody else’s babies.”

So, what is the teenage killer supposed to think? The Buffalo killer was embracing a theory that is being held by Republican lawmakers. Republicans protect the right to purchase firearms by preventing regulation to be passed in Congress. A Republican President thought it was okay to lead a coup attempt to overthrow our elected government because he lost an election, and he is the current the leader of the GOP. Our capitol was ransacked, hundreds were injured, and people were killed in the coup attempt.

In his mind he was doing God's work. After all, nearly everything he believed was supported by the Republican Party, and they are expected to win in November.

The forum's Republicans will remain silent about all of this. What the hell can they say?

Buffalo shooting suspect embraced 'eco-fascist' label

The shooter is not the first in recent years to deploy environmental appeals in the name of white-nationalist violence.

www.eenews.net

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

Man, just think how easy it would be to unite Americans behind a condemnation of a racist mass murder.

But Schmidlap and Biden and the rest of the lefty partisans, are not interested in that. THey want to use this to inflame partisan and racial strife.

‘By his own account, the Buffalo suspect, Payton S. Gendron, followed a lonelier path to radicalization, immersing himself in replacement theory and other kinds of racist and antisemitic content easily found on internet forums, and casting Black Americans, like Hispanic immigrants, as “replacers” of white Americans. Yet in recent months, versions of the same ideas, sanded down and shorn of explicitly anti-Black and antisemitic themes, have become commonplace in the Republican Party — spoken aloud at congressional hearings, echoed in Republican campaign advertisements and embraced by a growing array of right-wing candidates and media personalities.’

Replacement Theory, a Fringe Belief Fueled Online, Is Refashioned by G.O.P.

 

[surada]

If you have any doubt that this kid is a racist right winger you must see a doctor as soon as possible.

Buffalo shooting suspect embraced 'eco-fascist' label

The shooter is not the first in recent years to deploy environmental appeals in the name of white-nationalist violence.

www.eenews.net

 

[Tumblin Tumbleweed]

No...clearly you are.
If you would take the fucking time to check you'd know that many of the Democrats are card carrying American Communists.

So what? Many magaturds seem to be card carrying American fascists. That ain't any kind of point.

 

[surada]

So what? Many magaturds seem to be card carrying American fascists. That ain't any kind of point.

Check this out.

Buffalo shooting suspect embraced 'eco-fascist' label

The shooter is not the first in recent years to deploy environmental appeals in the name of white-nationalist violence.

www.eenews.net

 

[daveman]

I read more than you did... clearly...

You sure did skip a lot of parts that made you uncomfortable.

Tough shit.

 

[JoeB131]

You sure did skip a lot of parts that made you uncomfortable.

Tough shit.

Naw, I just paid more attention to his 180 pages talking about White Replacement theory than the two lines where he thought Communism was nifty when he was 12.

 

[Lesh]

"Born from far-right nationalism, the extremist ideology expounding the view that immigration will ultimately destroy white values and western civilization has found favor not only with media figures, such as the conservative Fox News host Tucker Carlson, but a host of elected politicians and others seeking office.

The No. 3 House Republican, who ran Facebook ads parroting the “great replacement” conspiracy theory, illustrates the radical turn taken by an increasing number of Republicans. https://t.co/WIKOiyofXR
— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) May 16, 2022

Great Replacement Theory is a vile, racist and false conspiracy theory that the Buffalo murderer relied upon. GOP Rep Elise Stefanik ran ads promoting it.

Rep @EliseStefanik has now issued a statement and nowhere does she say “I condemn replacement theory.” Why? https://t.co/jJzm9sUSoX
— Ted Lieu (@tedlieu) May 16, 2022

 

[JimH52]

Really?

Name em...

Must be a bunch in Congress huh?

WHO?

My Word! I haven't heard the term "card carrying American communist" since the days of Joe McCarthy. Do these MAGA scum really believe the sh*t they type?

 

[Tumblin Tumbleweed]

Check this out.

Buffalo shooting suspect embraced 'eco-fascist' label

The shooter is not the first in recent years to deploy environmental appeals in the name of white-nationalist violence.

www.eenews.net

That article was... ... interesting, to say the least. If these are indeed the words of the shooter, than this is indeed sad. Sad in the way that the 'manifesto' is a ham handed, ill researched thesis attempting to marry the concept of environmentalism with white supremacy using made up terminology.

Verdict: Illogical horseshit.

The kid seems a new hybrid influenced through social media extremism. He's learned a million new ways to hate. He's about the most perfect example of a magaturd one could find.

 

[Tumblin Tumbleweed]

My Word! I haven't heard the term "card carrying American communist" since the days of Joe McCarthy. Do these MAGA scum really believe the sh*t they type?

No. That's the problem. Bad faith arguments are a magaturd's bread and butter.