The Norwegian monster was counting on the Libertarian Party and the Republican Party!!!!

This thread is nothing more than hate speech directed at two specific political parties in 👎 I expect the moderators will recognize that as well

Richard Wilson4 said:I think he was mostly just throwing shade at Mexicans. People don't really associate us with that kind of stuff, unless you're one of those readers following Drakulićka's columns or whatever.

I was watching this movie with Daniel Craig the other day about the mob in New York City and some Mexican mobster, and the guy actually says, "those nationalist groups are crazy."

Nobody views Americans through that lens. Besides, we don't even have a moderate far-right party in the US Congress, except for maybe the Republican Party and the Libertarian Party—that’s only like 5 out of 153 representatives total.

A far-right party that goes as far as saying they won't recognize the rulings of an American court...🙄🙄

It honestly looks like certain people are trying to weaponize this tragedy just to smear their political opponents. It’s incredibly pathetic. 👎

darksurfer4 said:It was honestly predictable that these two shady political outfits would jump in with their usual routine of
"We have absolutely nothing to do with that lunatic," and all that other nonsense.

But let’s take a moment to actually look at whether they’re connected, shall we? Of course they are, simply because they all fall under the umbrella of the far-right. ☕ Now, nobody forced him to commit those atrocities, but he was undoubtedly influenced by extremist right-wingers from various parts of the world, including right here in America. He fueled his own monstrous delusions on nationalist forums populated by people who likely hold similar views, probably because he sees a lot of that radicalism reflected in the domestic political landscape. These parties act all shocked by his crime, yet they turn a blind eye to the crimes committed by the leaders of their own organizations—talk about a massive double standard. ☕

I've come to the conclusion that the history of bloodshed in the North America served as a primary trigger in the mind of Andreas Breivik. ☕

You've got a point, let's just ban them altogether. 🧐 🧐

I mean, can you imagine them trying to push right-wing ideas in our little socialist utopia? The nerve of some people.

🤣

I can't help but feel like these disturbed, right-wing sociopaths are feeling right at home here in America. I honestly find myself wondering—why exactly is that the case?

😳

shadowhawk31 said:

I don't know what to tell you—some people just seem to have a knack for being completely out of touch with reality. It’s like they’re living in a different dimension entirely, oblivious to how things actually work on the ground here in the States. You see it all the time in these discussions, where someone drops a comment that feels like it was written by someone who hasn't stepped foot outside a bubble in decades. It’s frustrating, honestly. I try to stay level-headed, I really do, but sometimes you just want to shake someone and ask, "Are you actually seeing what I'm seeing?" But hey, that's just me being a cynic, I guess. kaže:


Of course, I was expecting this kind of reaction from those two shady political parties—it’s basically what you'd expect from them.
"We have absolutely nothing to do with that lunatic," and honestly—it’s just the same old story over and over again.

Let’s take a look at whether there’s actually a connection here. Honestly? Of course there is—it's pretty obvious when you realize they're all part of the same extreme right-wing crowd.☕ Look, nobody forced his hand to commit such an atrocity, but let’s be real—he was being fueled by extreme right-wing circles from all over the world, including certain pockets of America. He basically fed his own monstrous impulses through online forums packed with radical nationalists, likely because he saw them as a kind of ideological stronghold. It’s a vicious cycle. And now? You see these political parties acting all high and mighty, clutching their pearls over his crime while conveniently ignoring the horrific actions committed by the leaders of those very same parties. Talk about a massive double standard.☕

I’ve finally come to the conclusion that all that senseless bloodshed over in the North America was the actual trigger in Andreas Breivik's head.☕

I honestly think it’s just impossible. The American right doesn't give a damn about anything happening outside our own borders—they're completely uninformed and, frankly, they flat-out refuse to learn what's actually going on in the rest of the world. Unless it’s something that hits us directly in the face—you know, stuff involving The Hague or Brussels or whatever—they couldn't care less.
They couldn't care less about the Norwegians or their specific headaches—and frankly, they don't give a damn about the Muslim population in Europe, either.
Apparently, they actually think pointing out other countries' mess—and suggesting how to fix it—is some kind of sin. According to them, if you dare mention international issues or potential solutions, you’re just being a spineless sycophant. They act like we’re somehow incapable of looking beyond our own borders. Honestly, with Americans being the way they are... well, I guess even God had to fight his way through the bureaucracy to get an opinion heard around here. 😎
Look, it’s pretty simple—God and Americans. That’s the whole damn universe right there!

Alright, look—I’m setting the ground rules for this thread since it’s strictly for the right-wing crowd. I’ve split the Politics section into five distinct parts. Four of those sections are carved out exclusively for domestic American affairs, while just one single section is dedicated to everything else happening across the globe—from our immediate neighbors all the way out to China and Hawaii.
The whole thing with politics! splitting into different sections happened because the conservatives were just losing their minds—they couldn't stand that only about 80% of the threads focused on America and our own domestic issues, while the other 20% dealt with the rest of the world. To them, that was just unbearable. But, honestly, there was no way they were going to cave and meet those demands entirely, since they basically wanted to ban anything involving the rest of the globe from the Politics! subforum altogether.

It just shows how "principled" we are as a people—only looking inward and refusing to meddle or even acknowledge what anyone else is doing. Sure, there are trends in other countries we could definitely learn from, which is a downside, but this total lack of interest from the American right (which is pretty much the mainstream here) regarding global affairs really highlights the true nature of our people.

darksurfer4 said:It was honestly predictable that these two shady political outfits would jump in with their usual routine of
"We have absolutely nothing to do with that lunatic," and all that other nonsense.

But let’s take a moment to actually look at whether they’re connected, shall we? Of course they are, simply because they all fall under the umbrella of the far-right. ☕ Now, nobody forced him to commit those atrocities, but he was undoubtedly influenced by extremist right-wingers from various parts of the world, including right here in America. He fueled his own monstrous delusions on nationalist forums populated by people who likely hold similar views, probably because he sees a lot of that radicalism reflected in the domestic political landscape. These parties act all shocked by his crime, yet they turn a blind eye to the crimes committed by the leaders of their own organizations—talk about a massive double standard. ☕

I've come to the conclusion that the history of bloodshed in the North America served as a primary trigger in the mind of Andreas Breivik. ☕

🤣 Shame on the American right-wingers.
They’ve started influencing just about every tragedy happening across Europe and beyond.
"The Gypsies will be gone today," say the right-wingers in Canada. It's obvious the Democratic Party from Petrov Selo, Baranja, has a hand in this. And the Libertarian Party is the one that came up with that "Get out to the Drina" song.

Oh, and where did that song actually originate?
Vladan desnica comes to mind. To the frightened and deeply concerned leftists (guilty 😵) who might start burning his books, I’d just point out that he didn't support the IRA when he married an Irkinja, and his last name doesn't define his worldview. 🤷

darksurfer4 said:It was honestly predictable that these two shady political outfits would jump in with their usual routine of
"We have absolutely nothing to do with that lunatic," and all that other nonsense.

But let’s take a moment to actually look at whether they’re connected, shall we? Of course they are, simply because they all fall under the umbrella of the far-right. ☕ Now, nobody forced him to commit those atrocities, but he was undoubtedly influenced by extremist right-wingers from various parts of the world, including right here in America. He fueled his own monstrous delusions on nationalist forums populated by people who likely hold similar views, probably because he sees a lot of that radicalism reflected in the domestic political landscape. These parties act all shocked by his crime, yet they turn a blind eye to the crimes committed by the leaders of their own organizations—talk about a massive double standard. ☕

I've come to the conclusion that the history of bloodshed in the North America served as a primary trigger in the mind of Andreas Breivik. ☕

Your post is honestly stunning. Just as usual, right? Honestly, even Norwegians couldn't teach you anything. Look at how it works over there: one individual develops these dark ideas while having daily contact with family, coworkers, and neighbors—someone who even has a concealed carry permit and belongs to a Masonic lodge, staying connected online constantly—and then they commit a horrific, senseless crime. What do the Prime Minister and all the major public figures say after that? They just claim: "We're a peaceful nation. We're composed people. There's no far-right extremism in our country."
Oh, look, there’s our favorite guy. What’s he up to now? Honestly, he won't even acknowledge who did it or where it happened. He just goes straight for the bullseye! Americans are out there making moves and stepping onto the world stage like they own the place. And hey, don't blame the poor guy! It's all thanks to the Libertarian Party and the Democratic Party. And of course, just like our buddy expected, they’re busy distancing themselves from him instead of owning up to the fact that they practically raised him and set the whole thing up. Right, Austin Barrett5?
There are right-wingers everywhere lately. You see them constantly. They’re just... there. People, seriously, wake up! Look around at where we live. This is getting ridiculous. Everywhere you turn—politics, traffic, city hall, hospitals, even at the beach or on the highway—it’s all right-wingers. Everyone is crowding onto one side. It’s not normal! Can't you see how crowded it is? Use some common sense! There’s a middle ground and there's the left. But everyone has rushed to the right, and they're practically hanging off the edge. It's a cliff. A total cliff.
P.S.
Hey, S. biserka!

I don't get why these absolute monsters always feel the need to latch onto the Libertarian Party... 🤔

darksurfer4 said:It was honestly predictable that these two shady political outfits would jump in with their usual routine of
"We have absolutely nothing to do with that lunatic," and all that other nonsense.

But let’s take a moment to actually look at whether they’re connected, shall we? Of course they are, simply because they all fall under the umbrella of the far-right. ☕ Now, nobody forced him to commit those atrocities, but he was undoubtedly influenced by extremist right-wingers from various parts of the world, including right here in America. He fueled his own monstrous delusions on nationalist forums populated by people who likely hold similar views, probably because he sees a lot of that radicalism reflected in the domestic political landscape. These parties act all shocked by his crime, yet they turn a blind eye to the crimes committed by the leaders of their own organizations—talk about a massive double standard. ☕

I've come to the conclusion that the history of bloodshed in the North America served as a primary trigger in the mind of Andreas Breivik. ☕

A laughable claim, if it weren't so stupid.☕ What "far-right" in America? Next you'll be claiming he was constantly texting Libertarian Party members and that the big shot Anto Đapić was his mentor🤣 since the beginning.

bluerider63 said:I don't get why these absolute monsters always feel the need to latch onto the Libertarian Party... 🤔

This reminds me of that old "us against the Russians, 300 million strong" nonsense.
The right-wing parties here in America are far more moderate than those European groups that lunatic used to admire. In fact, the American right actually fights against everything he stands for.
The only logical conclusion is that he noticed they belong to right-wing parties and decided to call them out simply because of that, despite having absolutely no clue what their actual policies are.

It’s pretty obvious that right-wing parties can diverge quite a bit in their actual policies. Meanwhile, everyone on the left eventually drifts toward the same tired ideologies pioneered by Stalin and Marshall.

😉😉

steelfox2 said:A laughable claim, if it weren't so stupid.☕ What "far-right" in America? Next you'll be claiming he was constantly texting Libertarian Party members and that the big shot Anto Đapić was his mentor🤣 since the beginning.

The only thing Đapić could ever mentor someone in is how to write a term paper...........

bluerider63 said:I don't get why these absolute monsters always feel the need to latch onto the Libertarian Party... 🤔

I absolutely live for posts like this...

It’s not even about the political parties... It’s about the absolute moron who hasn't the slightest clue how a party actually functions...
Breivik’s whole twisted ideology was basically about trying to purge Muslims from Europe, and if you want to see how the Libertarian Party and the American right wing actually feel about Muslims, this image says it all...

http://www.google.com/imgres?q=pogla...w=1280&bih=908

It’s enough to say that even this very same Muslim was sentenced to death by the Communists!

Quincy:

The Libertarian Party and the Democratic Party are the groups we should rely on to spearhead a future anti-Islamic uprising and fight to expel Muslims from Europe," wrote that Norwegian monster Andreas Breivik in his massive 1,593-page manifesto...

Someone ought to write a letter to that idiot just to explain how badly he’s being played.😂😂😂

Megan Hernandez2 said:This reminds me of that old "us against the Russians, 300 million strong" nonsense.
The right-wing parties here in America are far more moderate than those European groups that lunatic used to admire. In fact, the American right actually fights against everything he stands for.
The only logical conclusion is that he noticed they belong to right-wing parties and decided to call them out simply because of that, despite having absolutely no clue what their actual policies are.

It’s pretty obvious that right-wing parties can diverge quite a bit in their actual policies. Meanwhile, everyone on the left eventually drifts toward the same tired ideologies pioneered by Stalin and Marshall.

Maybe the real question is why these monsters feel such a kinship with the conservative parties in Europe and even here in the States.🙂

shadowotter142 said:The Libertarian Party is all about pushing for unity between Catholic and Muslim Americans to join forces and clear out everything from the Mississippi River Basin down. That’s why they back the Paramilitary too. So, honestly, I don't see how the Libertarian Party could actually help him purge Islam from the region.
As for the Republican Party—they haven't even brought up Muslims or touched those issues before. Looks like just another failed prediction from that crazy Norwegian guy.

Something like that.

bluerider63 said:Maybe the real question is why these monsters feel such a kinship with the conservative parties in Europe and even here in the States.🙂

You're already starting to pivot. Let's slow down here.
Dammit, these monsters are just desperate to leave some kind of legacy. Apparently, being a communist and slaughtering dozens of people over the last fifty years felt too cliché for him, so he decided to try something different. 🤷

bluerider63 said:Maybe the real question is why these monsters feel such a kinship with the conservative parties in Europe and even here in the States.🙂

Let's be honest... who among us actually gives a damn about any of these political parties over in Europe?
It's clearly not "the way we do things here"... the arguments laid out prove perfectly that this simply doesn't hold water...