Extreem-rechts protest VS met een dode door neonazistisch geweld #4

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Op woensdag 16 augustus 2017 21:56 schreef Montagui het volgende:

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Wie zijn hier die rechtsextremisten, of de aanhangers van rechts extremisme of de goedpraters van rechtsextremisme?

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Bij de extreem linksen is het daarbij geen balk, maar een compleet bos voor de ogen die dat niet willen inzien, en die daarmee gelijk extreem links goedpraten. Per slot is hun extreme (anarchistische, fascistische) gedachtegang namelijk superieur aan die van de extreem rechtse.

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Op woensdag 16 augustus 2017 21:58 schreef Ali_boo het volgende:

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Wat doe jij op stormfront?

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Op woensdag 16 augustus 2017 21:50 schreef dellipder het volgende:
Als we beelden weghalen, dan ook allemaal!!

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JackPosobiec twitterde op woensdag 16-08-2017 om 21:39:29 Trump Supporters Demand Marxist Statue of Lenin Must Be Torn Down https://t.co/VJCAafN7zH reageer retweet

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Op woensdag 16 augustus 2017 22:00 schreef Montagui het volgende:

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Na 451 jaar een nieuwe beeldenstorm?

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Op woensdag 16 augustus 2017 21:59 schreef Bluesdude het volgende:

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Afhankelijk van de situatie kunnen het beide groepen zijn en/of beiden niet.

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Wie zijn dan die linkse extremisten ? Die je zo gaarne verkettert tot fascist ?

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Op woensdag 16 augustus 2017 21:50 schreef dellipder het volgende:
Als we beelden weghalen, dan ook allemaal!!

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JackPosobiec twitterde op woensdag 16-08-2017 om 21:39:29 Trump Supporters Demand Marxist Statue of Lenin Must Be Torn Down https://t.co/VJCAafN7zH reageer retweet

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Op woensdag 16 augustus 2017 21:56 schreef Bluesdude het volgende:

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Nogal gestoord wat je denkt.... Hoever staat zulk idiote analyses van "de vijand" af van andere extreme politieke oordelen ?

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Op woensdag 16 augustus 2017 21:58 schreef Ali_boo het volgende:

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Wat doe jij op stormfront?

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Op woensdag 16 augustus 2017 22:00 schreef Montagui het volgende:

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Na 451 jaar een nieuwe beeldenstorm?

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Op woensdag 16 augustus 2017 20:51 schreef Ser_Ciappelletto het volgende:

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Heeft hij dat standbeeld gekregen van tegenstanders van de slavernij omdat hij een slaveneigenaar was? Of heeft hij dat standbeeld gekregen van Amerika-fans omdat hij een instrumentale rol heeft gespeeld in de stichting van de VS?

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Op woensdag 16 augustus 2017 21:42 schreef Mani89 het volgende:

Brawling Continues Near Va. Confederate Statue

Er zit geen leven in de ogen van die linkse extremisten. Doodeng.

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Op woensdag 16 augustus 2017 22:00 schreef bedachtzaam het volgende:

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Polderturk twee weken huisarrest?

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Op woensdag 16 augustus 2017 22:03 schreef dellipder het volgende:

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De ontwikkeling van Antifa die is er gewoon. Worden door Soros behoorlijk gesponsord en bedenen zich van steeds meer geweld en tactieken om evenementen gewelddadig te laten ontsporen.
De MSM in de Verenigde Staten maakt ze en passent groter en onderschrijft deze beweging bijna.

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Op woensdag 16 augustus 2017 22:06 schreef Ali_boo het volgende:

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Vind hem wel een gevaar voor de samenleving met zijn genocide ontkenning. Dat heeft die vast op stormfront opgepikt

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Op woensdag 16 augustus 2017 20:45 schreef Ser_Ciappelletto het volgende:

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Een beeld van iemand zegt niet: "Deze persoon heeft bestaan en had bepaalde denkbeelden," maar: "Deze persoon verdient het om geëerd te worden." Dat lijkt me toch een verkeerd signaal als het gaat om iemand die bekend staat als de belangrijkste voorvechter van de slavernij.

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Vind jij Auschwitz een ereteken voor de nazi's?

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Op woensdag 16 augustus 2017 22:03 schreef dellipder het volgende:

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De ontwikkeling van Antifa die is er gewoon.

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dat gestoorde ANTIFA volk zich dankzij de hele publieke opinie gesterkt voelt in hun strijd om alles wat ook maar een millimeter rechts staat van Karl Marx helemaal kort en klein te slaan.

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Op woensdag 16 augustus 2017 22:06 schreef Hdero het volgende:

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Wat zegt die vrouw tegen de politieagent in de laatste paar seconden van het filmpje nadat 'Clarance' is ingestapt? Dat hij met zijn mobiel vooraan uit moet stappen of zo? Net voordat de agent antwoordt met 'Je moet je schamen'.

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Op woensdag 16 augustus 2017 22:02 schreef kipknots het volgende:

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Even snel gecheckt waarom er in Seattle een standbeeld van Lenin staat. Blijkbaar op privé terrein, niet gesponsord door de overheid.

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Op woensdag 16 augustus 2017 22:05 schreef EttovanBelgie het volgende:

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Lee was geen voorstander van slavernij en bevrijdde de slaven in zijn familie zodra hij er eigenschap over kreeg.

Hoe vaak moet dat nog herhaald worden?

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Op woensdag 16 augustus 2017 22:07 schreef Mani89 het volgende:

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"Cant walk out of the park by yourself yeah? So proud and brave."

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Op woensdag 16 augustus 2017 22:10 schreef Hdero het volgende:

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Eigenschap over krijgen? Wat?

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As a high school student, James Alex Fields Jr. wore a belt with swastikas on it, and he drew the symbol everywhere, several of his former classmates told VICE News. By senior year, he’d come to be known as “the Nazi of the school.”

“You could see his beliefs plain as day,” said a former classmate of his at Randall K. Cooper High School, in Union, Kentucky. In fear of backlash from their community, several of Fields’ former classmates asked to remain anonymous. One even began tearing up at the thought of anyone realizing they’d spoken up about Fields’ past. “It’s getting really scary,” the classmate said.

Five of Fields’ former classmates who spoke to VICE News graduated within the past two years and remember him well. Those memories paint a dark picture of the now-20-year-old charged with second-degree murder for plowing a car into a crowd of anti-Nazi protesters in Charlottesville, Virginia, on Saturday.

Cooper High School, located in the tiny city of Union, currently has a student population of a little over 1,000, and it’s 90 percent white. During his time there, Fields regularly found opportunities to single students out, especially for being “not white,” according to another classmate.

Fields would constantly mock those different from him, his former classmates said, and he often made hateful and racist comments. One former student recalled that Fields often harassed a female Muslim student, who wore a hijab, about being a terrorist.

“I usually tried to stay away from him,” the former student said.

Another former classmate who graduated last year recalled Fields picking fights with people who simply didn’t agree with his views. “He would make a lot of people uncomfortable because he’s one of those people that you never knew when they would do something,” the former student said.

When Fields, now a resident of Ohio, showed up to the “Unite the Right” rally against the takedown of a Robert E. Lee monument in Charlottesville, he flaunted that extreme ideology. Although Fields’ mother thought he was only attending a Trump rally, he held a shield emblazoned with the black and white logo of Vanguard America, a white nationalist hate group. Vanguard, however, denies Fields’ membership. But his Facebook page, captured by BuzzFeed, also revealed “alt-right” imagery, like Pepe the Frog.

Susan Bro, the mother of Heather Heyer holds a photo of Susan's mother and her daughter.
Even in high school, Fields’ former classmates said, nothing he did would have surprised them. No matter what Fields did, “the immediate response from people would be, ‘You know he’s a Nazi, right?’ It was not a secret,” one of his classmates said.

On a school trip to France and Germany, Keegan McGrath roomed with Fields. The two had taken German classes together for two years, and McGrath recalled that Fields repeatedly made inappropriate comments, praising Hitler and arguing that the French were inferior.

Although the trip was scheduled to last two weeks, Fields made McGrath so uncomfortable that he flew home after just four days. “He kept making these comments, and at one point I was like, “You can’t say these things, you know. That’s not right,” McGrath said. McGrath added that Fields was impatient while they were in France and anxious to get to Germany, which Fields called “the fatherland.”

When students tried to tell school officials of Fields’ radical behavior, however, they did nothing, several of his classmates said.

“A big issue was the school itself,” a former classmate said. “Because if anyone made a complaint, the administration would say, ‘We’ve taken note of this’ or ‘We will get this solved.’ But everything would be brushed off, just in general. Whether it was bullying, racist comments, or anything else.” The student added that, to their knowledge, Fields was never reprimanded or punished for his actions.

“I usually tried to stay away from him.”

Another one of Fields’ former classmates blames the school directly. “The school most definitely could’ve prevented it if they actually cared about the students and listened to the complaints about him,” they said.

Principal D. Michael Wilson, as well as all three assistant principals, did not immediately respond to requests for comment. But Wilson told the Toledo Blade, “This is one outlier. That’s not who we are.”

Ed Massey, chairman of the Board of Education for Boone County, which oversees the district encompassing Cooper High School, told VICE News that the board had never heard of Fields and that only students facing expulsion would be flagged.

“The board had absolutely no knowledge of anything,” Massey said. “This is a tragedy for American communities.” The board has had a zero-tolerance bullying policy in place for several years and has no plans to amend the rules, according to Massey. No other board members responded to VICE News’ requests for comment.

In his numerous interviews since the attack on Saturday, which left 32-year-old Heather Heyer dead, Fields’ former history teacher Derek Weimer acknowledged that Fields’ radicalism had long been brewing. He said Fields had a fascination with Hitler and Nazi Germany that went beyond the normal interest in World War II. “He had white supremacist views. He really believed in that stuff,” Weimer told the Washington Post.

“I admit I failed. I tried my best,” Weimer added. “But this is definitely a teachable moment and something we need to be vigilant about, because this stuff is tearing up our country.”

Many of Fields’ former classmates feel the same. One, for example, worried Trump isn’t being hard enough on the growing threat of white supremacy in the U.S.

All of Fields’ former classmates who spoke with VICE News wished that school officials and others had acted on the warning signs.

“I think the main takeaway from this whole situation is to express to people to not take actions and views like his as a joke,” a classmate said. “For years, that’s what the students and administration of Cooper did, and now, someone had to lose their life because of it.”

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Op woensdag 16 augustus 2017 22:07 schreef Bluesdude het volgende:

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Onzin.... je volgt een spook.... het is er niet. Alleen in je eigen fantasie.
Het ging om deze stupide beschuldiging

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