But we're the radicals

[@627992,Graylight] Don lemon has

[@19729,TheRascallyOne] Pardon me, but you've got an awful lot of bad information there.

First, Nathan Phillips was the old Native American guy and Nick Sandmann was the teenager.

Sandmann did sue (using a whackjob lawyer BTW) [i]asking[/i] for millions of dollars and the suit was settled confidentially.

I'd be willing to bet dollars to donuts it was settled for nuisance value, since it would be an expensive suit to defend, but the odds of that being over 6 figures seem pretty slim, let alone 7.

[@479686,MistyCee] I put each other name in the wrong place

[@396546,sunrisehawk] [quote]As far as I can tell, both left and right have committed crimes but most people haven't.[/quote]
For years now, right wing extremism has consistently been identified by various national security groups as the biggest terrorism threat to the nation.

[@396546,sunrisehawk] Until January 6, perhaps you could’ve claimed it was “both sides”. But conservatives actually made an violent attack on a [b]government[/b] building where lives were lost, incited by a Republican president. Some GOP lawmakers even called them “patriots”. So clearly, the GOP conservatives have gone further off the rails to the point where they’re okay with actual sedition. It’s one thing to disagree, and to peacefully protest injustice. But it’s another to actually attempt to destroy our very democracy. [b]The latter[/b] will be the legacy of Donald Trump and his supporters, who may or may not wake up someday and realize they’ve been sold a bill of goods. 😞

[@328496,bijouxbroussard] 👏

[@328496,bijouxbroussard] People are aware of it. It's just part of the playbook in the US.