#Charlottesville

Tony Yates

t0nyyates

Some responses to Cochrane's reaction to the Uhlig incident...https://twitter.com/JohnHCochrane/status/1272675008720941059 Somehow creates the impression that the really important thing to talk about is 'the cancel culture twitter m

Kurt Phillips🧛‍♂️

ARCCollective

So considering the attempted coup currently happening in Washington DC, I figured that it might be interesting to see how far-right extremists are reacting.I'll start with Telegram. /1 In totally

Lindsay Ayling

AylingLindsay

The right is inexplicably attempting to blame yesterday's coup attempt on Antifa, but a cursory round of the Capitol revealed the would-be insurrectionaries were the same fringe right and white

Reuben Rose-Redwood

R_RoseRedwood

With all the interest in statue removals & renaming these days, I thought some might find further inspiration from our book, "The Political Life of Urban Streetscapes: Naming, Politics, &

A.R. (Actually Republic) Moxon

JuliusGoat

All the bizarre and horrifying things he did are going to come back to us at random moments like half-remembered scraps of dreams. "Am I wrong or did the president

THE BADGER!

508gloryFelix

#TheResistance Hello, old friends. I'm writing to apologize for not being as active these last few months; Truth be told, I had grown so sick of trump, & his bullshit,

Sigimund A Jagiellon

AugustusSigi

- They passed NAFTA over all our objections, bipartisan- They were caught in corruption, including foreign influence peddling. No one was prosecuted- They sold out manufacturing and retail sales to

Alex Howard

digiphile

The @FBI found no intelligence indicating 'Antifa' was involved in Sunday’s violence, per @kenklippenstein: https://www.thenation.com/article/activism/antifa-trump-fbi/ Reminder: Director Wray told Congress the FBI views 'Anti

Rick Petree

RickPetree

THREAD. There is renewed attention to the fact that there are U.S. Army posts named for nine Confederate generals and one Confederate Colonel. These include three of the nation’s most

J Street

jstreetdotorg

The most dangerous conspiracy theory promoted by Rep. Majorie Taylor Greene is an antisemitic, Islamophobic, White Nationalist, racist 2011 theory called 'The Great Replacement.'This theory has fueled violence - yet

Laurence Phillips

HardyRoach

So there's this thread by a dude, talking about the fascists who stormed the capitol, and it's now bothering me so much that I need to break it down, tweet

Kevin M. Kruse

KevinMKruse

Looking forward to the GOP roll call:ALABAMA: Roy Moore, legally standing a hundred feet outside a mallALASKA: Hunters lighting up caribou with AK-47sARIZONA: Joe Arpaio licking a taserARKANSAS: Tom Cotton

Paul Rosenzweig

RosenzweigP

Before Trump fades from memory and his influence on the public wanes, it is important to not forget how abysmal a President he truly was. No doubt many will try

Maya Contreras

mayatcontreras

1) Trump spent 5 years radicalizing his base and Republican officer holders on the campaign trail and in the WH. Trump normalized violence as a solution at his monthly rallies

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destruction_bay

1/ (Thread) Why is Merrick Garland the right person for the job of Attorney General? A story: I was stationed in the Air Force in Midwest City, a suburb of

Murray 🇺🇸

Rothbard1776

The establishment should be careful about using the word “sedition” after being engaged in a non-stop seditious coup for the past 4+ years against @realDonaldTrump by:Failing to prosecute Hillary Clinton

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