Congressman Dana Rohrabacher retweets white supremacist

[Technocracy Timmy]

https://mobile.twitter.com/DanaRohrabacher?ref_src=twsrc%5Eappleios%7Ctwcamp%5Esafari%7Ctwgr%5Eprofile

"Supreme Dark Lord" aka @voxday has his own little blog filled with some lovely gems.



The Orange County college upscale demographic isn't sending their best to congress.

[mvd10]

But they told me the Romney-Clinton voters would change the Democratic party into an OPEN centrist dynamic college-educated party!

[Santander]

RT ≠ Endorsement

[Santander]

RT ≠ Endorsement

Just giving the guy a platform it's totally cool. It's cool.

Is he supposed to go read the blog of everyone he RTs?

[SATW]

RT ≠ Endorsement

Just giving the guy a platform it's totally cool. It's cool.

Is he supposed to go read the blog of everyone he RTs?

when are you going to stop defending nonsense? It doesn't take long to see if someone is a normal person or if they are a white supremacist. It really doesn't take much effort.

[Devout Centrist]

RT ≠ Endorsement

Oh f**k off

[🐒Gods of Prosperity🔱🐲💸]

This person quoted someone who also says bad things. Imagine that.  Wow, very scary stuff.

[🐒Gods of Prosperity🔱🐲💸]

This person quoted someone who also says bad things. Imagine that.  Wow, very scary stuff.

It's generally seen in bad taste to retweet white nationalists in California. Is this normal for folks like yourself who reside in the former Confederacy?

Normal people most places do not pay much attention to who it is they are retweeting, unless it's like from Cher or Kermit the Frog or someone especially famous (assuming they engage in retweeting, which isn't an especially normal thing to begin with).  Most people, outside of very narrow demographics, pay more attention to content.

[Kingpoleon]

This person quoted someone who also says bad things. Imagine that.  Wow, very scary stuff.

It's generally seen in bad taste to retweet white nationalists in California. Is this normal for folks like yourself who reside in the former Confederacy?

Says the man from the state of the Japanese Internment, Sam Yorty, John Schmitz, the founders of the AIP, and Ray Clark.

[mileslunn]

Didn't this guy endorse Marine Le Pen in France and Geert Wilders in the Netherlands?  If he did that says a lot about him, still the fact the GOP is attracting a fair number of racists will not be good in the long-run.  You can gerrymander districts enough to lose by 5 points and still win, but its not possible to gerrymander them enough where you can win even if you lose by 10 points.

[Coraxion]

The sad thing is that this is hardly newsworthy. Republicans retweet these animals all the time.

[Kamala]

Is he related to that popcorn guy?

Please refrain from besmirching the good Redenbacher name.

[🐒Gods of Prosperity🔱🐲💸]

This person quoted someone who also says bad things. Imagine that.  Wow, very scary stuff.

It's generally seen in bad taste to retweet white nationalists in California. Is this normal for folks like yourself who reside in the former Confederacy?

Normal people most places do not pay much attention to who it is they are retweeting, unless it's like from Cher or Kermit the Frog or someone especially famous (assuming they engage in retweeting, which isn't an especially normal thing to begin with).  Most people, outside of very narrow demographics, pay more attention to content.

Riiiight, because it's unfair to judge Rohrabacher on the merits of this action when the rest of his behavior is just so stellar. Celebrating the deaths of Iranian civilians, suggesting we support Isis, shilling for Russia the second half of his career are certainly traits that demonstrate Rohrabacher's "content" (if you want to call his garbage views content) was nonsensical to begin with.

So you are just using this as ammunition against someone you have problems with for other reasons and don't really care about the tweet itself?  okey dokey then.

[🐒Gods of Prosperity🔱🐲💸]

This person quoted someone who also says bad things. Imagine that.  Wow, very scary stuff.

It's generally seen in bad taste to retweet white nationalists in California. Is this normal for folks like yourself who reside in the former Confederacy?

Normal people most places do not pay much attention to who it is they are retweeting, unless it's like from Cher or Kermit the Frog or someone especially famous (assuming they engage in retweeting, which isn't an especially normal thing to begin with).  Most people, outside of very narrow demographics, pay more attention to content.

Riiiight, because it's unfair to judge Rohrabacher on the merits of this action when the rest of his behavior is just so stellar. Celebrating the deaths of Iranian civilians, suggesting we support Isis, shilling for Russia the second half of his career are certainly traits that demonstrate Rohrabacher's "content" (if you want to call his garbage views content) was nonsensical to begin with.

So you are just using this as ammunition against someone you have problems with for other reasons and don't really care about the tweet itself?  okey dokey then.

You're the one who shifted the conversation to the content itself. Not particularly surprising given that no reasonable person is gonna defend somebody giving a platform to a white nationalist. But hey, I guess thinking is different down south in Dixie.

Twitter is giving this guy a platform, as are you by introducing us to this fellow, along with Dana. That's 3 strikes for the enlightened avocado gods of the Golden State.

Tweets are about content. Normal people, as opposed to algorithms, read tweets and don't just look at who is being retweeted.

[🐒Gods of Prosperity🔱🐲💸]

This person quoted someone who also says bad things. Imagine that.  Wow, very scary stuff.

It's generally seen in bad taste to retweet white nationalists in California. Is this normal for folks like yourself who reside in the former Confederacy?

Normal people most places do not pay much attention to who it is they are retweeting, unless it's like from Cher or Kermit the Frog or someone especially famous (assuming they engage in retweeting, which isn't an especially normal thing to begin with).  Most people, outside of very narrow demographics, pay more attention to content.

Riiiight, because it's unfair to judge Rohrabacher on the merits of this action when the rest of his behavior is just so stellar. Celebrating the deaths of Iranian civilians, suggesting we support Isis, shilling for Russia the second half of his career are certainly traits that demonstrate Rohrabacher's "content" (if you want to call his garbage views content) was nonsensical to begin with.

So you are just using this as ammunition against someone you have problems with for other reasons and don't really care about the tweet itself?  okey dokey then.

You're the one who shifted the conversation to the content itself. Not particularly surprising given that no reasonable person is gonna defend somebody giving a platform to a white nationalist. But hey, I guess thinking is different down south in Dixie.

Twitter is giving this guy a platform, as are you by introducing us to this fellow, along with Dana. That's 3 strikes for the enlightened avocado gods of the Golden State.

Tweets are about content. Normal people, as opposed to algorithms, read tweets and don't just look at who is being retweeted.

Oh I see. So because the almighty Twitter^TM allows vile people to have a platform, we must accept it when our public officials further push vile people who peddle disgusting ideologies to the forefront. There's definitely nothing problematic with that being the norm. Can't wait to see the lovely societal repercussions of further normalizing white nationalism in American society.

better than turning the ad hominem fallacy into secular dogma through which anyone who quotes certain others on any topic whatsoever are castigated.

[🐒Gods of Prosperity🔱🐲💸]

Oh I see. So because the almighty Twitter^TM allows vile people to have a platform, we must accept it when our public officials further push vile people who peddle disgusting ideologies to the forefront. There's definitely nothing problematic with that being the norm. Can't wait to see the lovely societal repercussions of further normalizing white nationalism in American society.

better than turning the ad hominem fallacy into secular dogma through which anyone who quotes certain others on any topic whatsoever are castigated.

Please work on the grammar before you use big words. My small avacado brain can't handle it. Thank you.

[JA]

This person quoted someone who also says bad things. Imagine that.  Wow, very scary stuff.

It's generally seen in bad taste to retweet white nationalists in California. Is this normal for folks like yourself who reside in the former Confederacy?

Normal people most places do not pay much attention to who it is they are retweeting, unless it's like from Cher or Kermit the Frog or someone especially famous (assuming they engage in retweeting, which isn't an especially normal thing to begin with).  Most people, outside of very narrow demographics, pay more attention to content.

Riiiight, because it's unfair to judge Rohrabacher on the merits of this action when the rest of his behavior is just so stellar. Celebrating the deaths of Iranian civilians, suggesting we support Isis, shilling for Russia the second half of his career are certainly traits that demonstrate Rohrabacher's "content" (if you want to call his garbage views content) was nonsensical to begin with.

So you are just using this as ammunition against someone you have problems with for other reasons and don't really care about the tweet itself?  okey dokey then.

You're the one who shifted the conversation to the content itself. Not particularly surprising given that no reasonable person is gonna defend somebody giving a platform to a white nationalist. But hey, I guess thinking is different down south.

Why don't you go do another bong hit in your 2 bedroom, 10 person apartment while leaving a negative yelp review because a restaurant didn't serve gluten free options, ya damn yippie

[HAnnA MArin County]

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