Right Wing Low Lifes

[bill_g]

That schtick is the only funny haha stuff he ever did. Basically a one trick pony, and not even a good trick.

[raison de arizona]

Known POS Andrew Tate opens his fat mouth about Taylor Swift. And women over 30 in general.

[AndyinPA]

And how old is he? I'm not googling.

[raison de arizona]

And how old is he? I'm not googling.

37.

[Suranis]

He wasn't making enough money from clicks or whatever. So he opened his mouth for attention. He got it. Thanks for giving him what he wants.

He probably has some new line of merch coming out and heeds the free advertising.

[p0rtia]

Where's the part where he says she's fat?

And ugly.

Man, he's slipping.... Must be the prison food.

[Slim Cognito]

Taylor Swift's reply, probably, "who?"

[raison de arizona]

I'm not going to bother with links, but Kanye West is celebrating his birthday in RUSSIA drawing big crowds. Weird. He's staying at the Four Seasons next to the Kremlin (Putin seized the hotel and imprisoned the owner a few months back) in case anyone wants to look him up.

[raison de arizona]

Speaking of right wing low-lifes, Bill O'Reilly rears his stupid head. As if. Totally unbelievable.
https://x.com/LeadingReport/status/1807511274282172846

BREAKING: The decision has been made that Biden will not seek reelection, according to Bill O’Reilly.

O’Reilly says the White House doesn't yet know how or when to make the announcement.

[Suranis]

Its getting pretty pathetic for this stupid "He should step down" Narrative if they have to dig up O'Really to provide some confirmation and energy to the bullshit.

[RTH10260]

Ohio 'Nazi' Vandal Gets Grandma's House Raided By Police After 4chan Post - Bodycam

NEOH CAM
13 Jul 2024

SANDUSKY, Ohio – Sandusky police arrested a 23-year-old man who is accused of vandalizing a city underpass with Nazi and white supremacist graffiti in May and vandalizing Shoreline Park in February. He also took photos and videos, which he published on various websites, including on 4chan.

Austin Rogers is being held in the Erie County Jail on two counts of vandalism, fifth degree felonies.

“This is not going to be tolerated,” said Sandusky Police Chief Jared Oliver. “Saturday it was reported to us there was hate speech and swastikas spray painted on the underpass on Columbus Avenue. Our officers responded and saw several areas of the underpass that had been vandalized.”

Crews from the city street department were called to the area immediately and removed the graffiti. Detectives took pictures of the graffiti and started investigating.

“It is his pattern of behavior and it is unacceptable,” Oliver said. “We will continue to arrest him if he is going to continue to do this.”

Rogers recently entered a guilty plea to an ethnic intimidation charge. He was arrested on that charge in September. In that case, police say he left bags containing rice and fliers with racist, homophobic and anti-Semitic language on porches of homes in a couple different Sandusky neighborhoods.

He also entered guilty pleas to two counts of menacing by stalking in an unrelated case. He is expected to be sentenced on those three charges May 29.

“We are looking forward to the day the court sentences him for this behavior,” the chief said.

Rogers is allegedly responsible for many crimes — including stalking, vandalism along with several acts of prejudice — recently pleaded guilty to some of these incidents.

Sentencing information for Perry Street resident Austin J. Rogers, 23, is not yet known.

[RTH10260]

Nashville struggles to respond as neo-Nazi groups turn focus on to city
Upsurge in activity from white supremacists and swastika-toting extremists follows rash of anti-LGBTQ+ state laws

Ed Pilkington
Tue 23 Jul 2024 16.59 CEST

Residents of Nashville, Tennessee, are struggling to find ways to respond to a sudden upsurge in neo-Nazi and white supremacist activity in the city as small groups of extremists have descended on the community carrying swastika flags, chanting “Sieg Heil” and handing out flyers saying “Diversity means fewer white people”.

Over the past two weeks, neo-Nazi groups and affiliated organizations, including the Patriot Front and a network calling itself the Goyim Defense League, have staged antisemitic stunts in the city center – including stopping passersby and asking them if they are Jewish. They have also disrupted a city council meeting.

While the groups have first amendment rights of free assembly, political and law enforcement leaders have encouraged residents to avoid engaging with the far-right extremists, as to do so would play into their desire for attention.

On Sunday, about 400 people gathered in Bicentennial Park for a peace rally in an attempt to present a positive alternative message to the hate. The Jewish Federation of Greater Nashville, which organized the event under the hashtag #NashvilleTogether, said: “We stood up for kindness, decency and respect in the face of bigotry, cruelty and dangerous propaganda being spread by those who want to promote a Nazi agenda.”

Nashville has become a popular destination in recent months for outside far-right and antisemitic groups convening online. It appears to have been cherrypicked by the neo-Nazis because of its status as a Democratic-run city surrounded by staunchly conservative rural areas.

The extremists have also been emboldened by a rash of recent anti-LGBTQ+ and anti-transgender legislation moved by Republicans in the state legislature, including a bill to ban Pride flags in public schools.



https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/art ... premacists

[Rolodex]

When those jerks show up, folks should use the tactics used when Westboro bigots came to the memorial for Matthew Shepard. Giant ass angel wings. Spread out around them and block them from being viewed by anyone. There usually aren't that many of those idiots and one set of wings can hide about 3 people.