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PdxSean

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3. Did Bannon write this article's lead-in?

Reply to TexasTowelie (Original post)

Sat Aug 19, 2017, 05:30 AM

Aug 2017

Last edited Sat Aug 19, 2017, 06:11 AM - Edit history (2)

Please tell me you see what they did there.

"Since the violence in Charlottesville, VA between white nationalists and militant anti-fascist groups, which caused one woman to be killed by a vehicle running into a crowd of people . . ."

It wasn't violence between anyone that caused Heather D. Heyer's death, it was a Nazi intentionally murdering her with his car! THAT'S what "caused her death"!

A two exclamation point morning. Doesn't bode well for my day.

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Georgia law on Confederate monument removal proves difficult [View all] TexasTowelie Aug 2017 OP

Hmmmmmmm joshdawg Aug 2017 #1

was thinking the same thing... mdbl Aug 2017 #2

Did Bannon write this article's lead-in? PdxSean Aug 2017 #3

Yep, it is maddening. SunSeeker Aug 2017 #5

I admit that I missed the point that you are making TexasTowelie Aug 2017 #6

Not your fault. PdxSean Aug 2017 #10

These state laws protecting confederate monuments are unconstitutional and thus invalid. SunSeeker Aug 2017 #4

Athens, GA had a public meeting regarding the monument downtown. CottonBear Aug 2017 #7

Pattern of state laws being used by consercatives to stop liberal cities lostnfound Aug 2017 #8

The GA GOP split Athens' congressional district in half CottonBear Aug 2017 #9