Snowflake Tears

Well now, everyone. It looks like the fun happenings are relatively over for now at the University of Florida, and I think we can safely say beyond a shadow of a doubt that today’s campus extravaganza was a near-perfect success. Richard Spencer delivered one of his best-ever live performances despite new unlocked tiers of Leftist angst – just an hour or so after giving what I personally feel was the most rounded out and complete press conference of his entire life. Like, he inflicted hurt and humiliation on the parasitic Lugenpresse that will surely never be forgotten in the foreseeable future. In fact, I’m actually quite angry at myself for not finding the time to sneak out of my wage-cuck job to attend the speech – I suppose I could have called sick, but I figured I’d best save my time for Tennessee next week. It’s all good though, I guess, for at least we have the joys of digital social media to convey and preserve the images of our enemies. really says it all huh #spencerat...

Peter Beinart in The Atlantic : “Since 1907, portland, oregon, has hosted an annual Rose Festival. Since 2007, the festival had included a parade down 82nd Avenue. Since 2013, the Republican Party of Multnomah County, which includes Portland, had taken part. This April, all of that changed. In the days leading up to the planned parade, a group called the Direct Action Alliance declared, “Fascists plan to march through the streets,” and warned, “Nazis will not march through Portland unopposed.” The alliance said it didn’t object to the Multnomah GOP itself, but to “fascists” who planned to infiltrate its ranks. Yet it also denounced marchers with “Trump flags” and “red maga hats” who could “normalize support for an orange man who bragged about sexually harassing women and who is waging a war of hate, racism and prejudice.” A second group, Oregon Students Empowered, created a Facebook page called “Shut down fascism! No nazis in Portland!” Next, the parade’s organizers received an ano...

Airbnb has released a statement on its cancellation of reservations by people who are coming to attend the #UniteTheRight rally in Charlottesville : “This Saturday, Virginia’s Lee Park is slated to be the meeting place of the Unite The Right rally, a much-publicized gathering of far-right personalities and their sycophants. With less than a week to go, Airbnb has taken active measures to delete the accounts of some members the company believes to be staying in Charlottesville for the rally—making lodging for planned attendees like members of the National Socialist Movement that much more difficult. … In 2016 we established the Airbnb Community Commitment reflecting our belief that to make good on our mission of belonging, those who are members of the Airbnb community accept people regardless of their race, religion, national origin, ethnicity, disability, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, or age. We asked all members of the Airbnb to affirmatively sign on to this commitment....