Whats going on in the World

[MakoMatt]

Here is a real life video, made just a few years ago, not a make believe movie with actors. This real life video is of the far right marching in Charlottesville. I’m sure you remember some of the chants they were making…… “JEWS WILL NOT REPLACE US!!!!!”

 

[jpd]

Here is a real life video, made just a few years ago, not a make believe movie with actors. This real life video is of the far right marching in Charlottesville. I’m sure you remember some of the chants they were making…… “JEWS WILL NOT REPLACE US!!!!!”

That's horrible. Do you have video of them destroying and burning the town?

 

[MakoMatt]

Here’s another real life video of the far right storming, and wrecking the capital on the January 6th………. All led on by Trump the instigator in his attempt to have the election overturned by sending his retarded MAGA followers.

 

[jpd]

Here’s another real life video of the far right storming, and wrecking the capital on the January 6th………. All led on by Trump the instigator in his attempt to have the election overturned by sending his retarded MAGA followers.

LOL, I knew Jan. 6th was coming up....getting a lot of mileage out of the one incident huh?

 

[jpd]

Hadn't heard this term before - they are on to something...

AI Overview


"Baizuo" (白左—literally "White Left") is a Chinese internet slang term used as a derogatory, mocking label for a perceived subset of Westerners, specifically liberal or progressive individuals
. It translates directly to "white left," often understood in Western contexts as "social justice warrior" (SJW), "libtard," or "woke".
Core Definition and Characteristics
The term was popularized in Chinese social media and political discourse during the 2010s, particularly around the 2015 European migrant crisis and during the rise of the Donald Trump, as a way to criticize Western ideologies.

• Hypocrisy and Elite Status:Baizuo are described by users of the term as well-educated elites who are out of touch with the "real world" and the "difficulty of survival"
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• • "Virtue Signaling": They are perceived as advocating for, or obsessing over, social issues like immigration, minority rights, LGBTQ rights, and the environment primarily to satisfy their own need for moral superiority.
  • Naïve/Self-Destructive: The ideology is seen as naïve in its pursuit of extreme political correctness, which critics argue is destructive to Western civilization and national interests.
  • Double Standards: They are accused of harboring double standards, such as promoting immigration while living in secure, exclusive areas, or being unprincipled in their tolerance of foreign cultural values, such as Islamic cultures, in the name of multiculturalism.

Origin and Usage

• Chinese Internet: The term originated on Chinese forums like Zhihu around 2015-2016, gaining traction to mock European, particularly German, policies towards refugees.
• Shift in Perspective: While initially used to describe Westerners, it has been used by some Chinese people to refer to well-educated Chinese individuals who also adopt these "Westernized" progressive views.
• Western Adoption: The term has been adopted by some American conservative, right-wing media personalities to describe the "progressive left".

 

[Rick67]

The little man has nothing.

Yes Cell you are spot on. We all had to get federal licenses because of a few states handing out licenses for a fee to people the states could not vet. Pecker head doesn’t recall the lines for months wrapped around every DMV.

 

[jpd]