wrong equation wrote:
4 30 miler is back baby wrote:
I agree, I think we should deport the lefties in America who hate America and replace them with American loving Hispanics.
"Hating what the Right is doing to my country does not make me an America hater."
If you're talking about white identity politics, I would say that that has little to do with the commonly understood right/left axis. If you look at the Nazis, for example, they called themselves national SOCIALISTS. Many white identitarians are disenfranchised former democrats who realized that the dems are no longer looking out for working-class families but are instead trying to impose a neo-feudalistic system, consisting of essentially plantation owners and serfs. You also need to consider who started the whole identity politics movement - hint - it wasn't Republicans.
"Hating how our military is being used for profit while sending our youth into harms way, harming other countries and our own reputation, does not mean I hate my country.
I hate that also, which is why I voted for Trump who has gotten us out of Syria and is helping bring peace to Korea. Hillary helped destroy Libya and wanted to attack Iran and Russia. No thanks!
"Supporting others' right to protest does not mean I hate my country."
The "tolerant" left only supports the right of the left to protest. Have you noticed how mobs of violent leftists show up to physically assault anybody who dares to attend a conservative rally, such as the one held at Berkeley by Milo Yiannopoulos? I haven't noticed Republicans going to women's marches to assault protestors and shut down their free speech.
"Speaking out against the rise of nationalism and racism in my country does not mean I hate my country."
Racism for the sole purpose of being disrespectful and insulting someone is wrong, however I do not support the left's attempts to shut down any and all discussion about racial differences. For example, white people are frequently accused of racial discrimination because blacks are underrepresented in tech companies. The left wishes to make it illegal to mention the fact that the average black IQ in the U.S. is 85 so, given that, you might well expect that, given equal opportunity, their representation in the tech sector might be less than their relative population size. I believe in equal opportunity; not equal outcomes.
As far as nationalism goes, if you're not a nationalist, sorry, but you do in fact hate your country. The alternative to nationalism is globalism, which would see the destruction of all peoples and all borders. A person who loves their country would necessarily be against this. I do understand the left's arguments for why globalism makes sense but I love my country and don't want to live under the dystopian, authoritarian system that will result from their ideas.
"Because my vision of what is best for our country differs from yours does not mean I hate my country."
Again, if you support open borders and government policy that's dictated to us by global financial institutions and the U.N., it does!
