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Here's What We Know About The Man Accused Of Killing A Woman At A White Supremacist Rally

Fields is from Maumee, Ohio and had traveled to Charlottesville for the Unite the Right rally, his mother told the Toldeo Blade.

Samantha Bloom said her son had told her last week he was heading to an "alt right" rally in Virginia, the Blade reported.

An image circulated by the Anti-Defamation League appeared to show Fields standing with members of Vanguard America, a white nationalist group that helped organize the protest.

On a Facebook page that appears to belong to Fields, photos included memes embraced by the alt right and some supporters of President Donald Trump, including Pepe the Frog and a portrait of a crowned Trump sitting on a throne.

Other posts contain more overt references to Nazism and white supremacy, including a cover photo of soldiers with an American flag and swastikas, and a baby portrait of Adolf Hitler.

This is how you call out bigotry.

In case you're wondering if our dear leader inspires white supremacists and neo-nazis, this is from The Daily Stormer:



https://www.dailystormer.com/unitetheri ... e-updates/

Nice bunch.

http://thehill.com/homenews/administrat ... nsible?amp

Make America Great Again

roadkill » 13 Aug 2017 6:09 am » wrote: I'd like to thank Misty for being concerned about violence by people on both sides...there are many many examples of this on the left...far more than there are on the right.

http://www.theblaze.com/news/2017/07/03 ... a-protest/

Oh wait...Misty didn't post any of this stuff...never mind.

(Misty says she a registered republican)

She has her story confused on that lie. All in a day or so she told one of you she belonged to no party then told someone else she a member of the Republican Party

Dumb people should not tell lies. They can never remember what lie they told when.

Misty » 12 Aug 2017 11:05 pm » wrote: I already answered that dingbat.

That wasn't an answer, liar.

That was an evasion.

Misty » 13 Aug 2017 4:06 am » wrote:Make America Great Again

Guilt by association from the psychopath.


I thought liberals hated that!

Misty » 13 Aug 2017 2:53 am » wrote:In case you're wondering if our dear leader inspires white supremacists and neo-nazis, this is from The Daily Stormer:

He didn't attack us....Nothing specific against us.

He did attack them, liar.

He condemned hate.

Termin8tor » 13 Aug 2017 8:02 am » wrote: He did attack them, liar.

He condemned hate.

Misty is priceless. She is taking the word of one she claims is an idiot.

Anyhoo, if she had any critical thinking skills she would realize only one side was egregiously displaying hatred and bigotry. So, yes, that side was strongly condemned. Then BOTH sides showed up from out of state expecting violence. And Hat was condemned.

If is funny how long it took these mouthpieces to come up with this ****.

Here is the comment again:


We condemn in the strongest possible terms this egregious display of hatred, bigotry and violence on many sides, on many sides," Trump said during a short statement from his private golf club in New Jersey. "It has been going on for a long time in our country -- not Donald Trump, not Barack Obama. It has been going on for a long, long time. It has no place in America."

And one more comment. Which group should have called out by name. There were multiple groups from both sides present. God forbid he attempted to call out groups by name and left out one or two misty would then go into hysterics over that.

He covered it all.

Termin8tor » 13 Aug 2017 8:28 am » wrote: She'll accept any source that supports her Democrat Talking Point Lies, no matter how absurd.
That's code words for,"I'm a racist. Thanks for coming!"

Point out, in that statement, where you see "I'm a racist. Thanks for coming!"

indago » 13 Aug 2017 8:36 am » wrote:
Point out, in that statement, where you see "I'm a racist. Thanks for coming!"

I'm being sarcastic, imitating the moonbats.

Charlottesville Was Not a “Protest Turned Violent,” It Was a Planned Race Riot

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In the case of Charlottesville, media outlets are being careless with words, whitewashing the intentions and the actions of White nationalist protestors.

The “Unite the Right rally” stopped being a rally sometime Friday night when a stream of torch carrying White supremacists arrived at night to the University of Virginia campus chanting “blood and soil.”

They used those torches as weapons in fights with counter-protesters.

On Saturday, NBC said, “Charlottesville rally turned deadly.”

CNN said, “1 dead, 19 injured after crash near Unite the Right rally.”

What took place was not a rally.

Who wears paramilitary gear and carries automatic weapons to a rally?

Who takes shields and helmets and pepper spray and bats and sticks to a rally?

The car didn’t “crash”— it was driven at full speed into a crowd of counter-protesters.

What happened in Charlottesville was White nationalist extremists inciting a riot.

We cannot unite, come together, overcome, Kumbaya, or whatever else, until we get some truth-telling.

Media professionals need to get it right this time.

It is also the responsibility of those of us who are anti-racist not to be silent in this time.

Call out every media outlet that is soft-selling White supremacy and sidestepping the ugly truth.

Nothing less is acceptable.

This milquetoast coverage lets White nationalists off the hook, even when the dithering commentary comes from President Trump.

His statement about being against violence “on many sides” stopped short of calling out the domestic terrorism of the White men who carried out acts of violence on American citizens today.

Walking away when you’re asked if you denounce these actors is the definition of cowardice.

Trump managed to anger both “sides,” Ku Klux Klan leader David Duke as well as anti-racists.

What side are you on?

Are you on the side that makes excuses for and sanitizes these acts and actors by calling them misunderstood Americans, the “alt” right, misguided, upset, fringe, and whatever other name might diminish the outright terrorism these people are perpetrating.

Or are you on the side that calls **** on anti-Black, anti-Native, anti-Jewish racism, bigotry, and xenophobia—and the White supremacist domestic terrorists who marched on Charlotte to shed some blood.

Misty » 13 Aug 2017 12:14 pm » wrote:Charlottesville Was Not a “Protest Turned Violent,” It Was a Planned Race Riot

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In the case of Charlottesville, media outlets are being careless with words, whitewashing the intentions and the actions of White nationalist protestors.

That's an awful lot of blabbering for a tiny, irrelevant group of racist wackjobs.

Democrat Talking Point Liars like you are trying to claim they represent Trump and most of his supporter.s

Misty » 13 Aug 2017 4:06 am » wrote:Make America Great Again

Why is that first guy wearing Bill And Hill's motto on his hat?

Sgt Bilko » 13 Aug 2017 2:03 pm » wrote: Your mere existence is proof of racism.

She was instructed to say that,