Favorite video of Spencer

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think I speak for the 90% of Americans who wouldn’t know this guy if he were standing in line behind me at Home Depot.

Who cares?

I also find it really odd that he could be recognized by everyone in some random ski resort, just walking into a room. The whole event sounds made up.

I think educated monied people probably know who he is. Assume he was in a more expensive ski resort where he was already well known.

If he walked into Massanutten or something, I doubt anyone would know who he was by sight.

I’m educated and have a significant NW (mid-8 figures last year) and I wouldn’t recognize him if he was right in front of me. Nor would I care.

Anonymous wrote:I love these white supremacists. /s Preach hate for five years straight but as soon as they get their a$$ handed to them it’s ‘let’s let bygones be bygones’?

How about no - you f$$king Nazi.

“I don’t want any battles with them here in Whitefish,” he continued, “and I hope they take a similar attitude, that it’s best to move on.” His mother, Sherry Spencer, did not respond to requests for comment.

He lost so he wants amenity. Typical.

Reminds me of the ‘good people’ who overran the Nation’s Capitol.

Now that the man is essentially an outcast in his community, and rightfully so, he wants everybody to "move on". Spencer caused incredible conflict and rage not just throughout the United States but right there in Whitefish, Montana. Yet he doesn't want to be held responsible for it. You can bet that if things had gone differently and Trump was able to overthrow democracy, Spencer would have been doing interview after interview basking in perceived racial superiority.

Got what he deserves. Hope his family is happy with the incel they raised.

Anonymous wrote:I think I speak for the 90% of Americans who wouldn’t know this guy if he were standing in line behind me at Home Depot.

Who cares?

I also find it really odd that he could be recognized by everyone in some random ski resort, just walking into a room. The whole event sounds made up.

In a small town where he was stirring up a lot of Jewish hate and his mother was a long-time local business owner of course people recognized him.

I guess you expect to do whatever the hell you want to do, bring together white pride marches that kill women, and then go about your life like it never happened? Doesn’t work like that.

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Anonymous wrote:1. He’s about to have his ass handed to him by the courts for Charlottesville
2. His wife is divorcing him.
3. He’s so broke that he’s living with his mom and is now acting as his own attorney.
4. This amazing tidbit:

Mr. Muhlfeld said he had last seen Mr. Spencer in 2019, skiing at the mountain resort. “He walked into the Summit House and summarily was booed by pretty much everyone,” Mr. Muhlfeld said, referring to a restaurant there.

“Richard Spencer wanted this to be his happy vacation place where he could play and have fun, and people would just live and let live,” Rabbi Roston said. “Then he started suffering social consequences for his hatred.”

LESSON: everything Trump touches turns to sh#t. You will end broke, alone, and maybe in jail. And he won’t rescue you - a pliant pawn.

How a Small Town Silenced a Neo-Nazi Hate Campaign
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/09/05/us/politics/nazi-whitefish-charlottesville.html

1) it’s sad that a member of the clergy engages in shadenfruede. Those remarks speak more ill of Rabbi Roston than Spencer.

2) OP clearly has a deep infatuation/crush on Richard Spencer.

Admit you did not read the article. It answers why local people would know him. I love that Jason Kessler is finally having a day in court. I wonder what he’s been up to. I’d recognize them both, by the way.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think I speak for the 90% of Americans who wouldn’t know this guy if he were standing in line behind me at Home Depot.

Who cares?

I also find it really odd that he could be recognized by everyone in some random ski resort, just walking into a room. The whole event sounds made up.

I think educated monied people probably know who he is. Assume he was in a more expensive ski resort where he was already well known.

If he walked into Massanutten or something, I doubt anyone would know who he was by sight.

No, we really don't.

The people who would recognize him watch CNN all day because that is what is on in the lobby or waiting room.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think I speak for the 90% of Americans who wouldn’t know this guy if he were standing in line behind me at Home Depot.

Who cares?

I also find it really odd that he could be recognized by everyone in some random ski resort, just walking into a room. The whole event sounds made up.

I think educated monied people probably know who he is. Assume he was in a more expensive ski resort where he was already well known.

If he walked into Massanutten or something, I doubt anyone would know who he was by sight.

I would say people who pay attention to the news would know. I know the name, but not the face, but that's because I don't watch the news. I do read it, but I don't pay close attention to the pictures.

Anonymous wrote:I think I speak for the 90% of Americans who wouldn’t know this guy if he were standing in line behind me at Home Depot.

Who cares?

I also find it really odd that he could be recognized by everyone in some random ski resort, just walking into a room. The whole event sounds made up.

I think educated monied people probably know who he is. Assume he was in a more expensive ski resort where he was already well known.

If he walked into Massanutten or something, I doubt anyone would know who he was by sight.

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Anonymous wrote:We all know the Very Fine People quote is taken out of context. As someone who knows intimately what happened in Charlottesville, I can say with positivity that the two groups were deliberately put on a path to collide and the police were deliberately told to stand down. Crisis of the left.

Spencer interested in Trump does not mean Trump is interested in Spencer.

Everything Trump said was ‘taken out of context’ according to Republicans. He could tweet ‘when the looting starts, the shooting starts’ and you people would argue he didn’t really mean it and it wasn’t a threat. In fact, you did.

Beyond that - everything the President says sets a tone and expectation for how the nation is to respond. By not condemning the white supremacist march until a year later - he was saying I approve of this and support it.

Disgusting.

When the BBC has to fact check you...

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-53858940

The BBC is far-right-nonsense. They are not a credible news organization by any definition. They are just fascist mouthpieces.

Quoted for the sheer hilarity of it.

+1

never change DCUM

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We all know the Very Fine People quote is taken out of context. As someone who knows intimately what happened in Charlottesville, I can say with positivity that the two groups were deliberately put on a path to collide and the police were deliberately told to stand down. Crisis of the left.

Spencer interested in Trump does not mean Trump is interested in Spencer.

Everything Trump said was ‘taken out of context’ according to Republicans. He could tweet ‘when the looting starts, the shooting starts’ and you people would argue he didn’t really mean it and it wasn’t a threat. In fact, you did.

Beyond that - everything the President says sets a tone and expectation for how the nation is to respond. By not condemning the white supremacist march until a year later - he was saying I approve of this and support it.

Disgusting.

When the BBC has to fact check you...

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-53858940

The BBC is far-right-nonsense. They are not a credible news organization by any definition. They are just fascist mouthpieces.

Quoted for the sheer hilarity of it.

Anonymous wrote:1. He’s about to have his ass handed to him by the courts for Charlottesville
2. His wife is divorcing him.
3. He’s so broke that he’s living with his mom and is now acting as his own attorney.
4. This amazing tidbit:

Mr. Muhlfeld said he had last seen Mr. Spencer in 2019, skiing at the mountain resort. “He walked into the Summit House and summarily was booed by pretty much everyone,” Mr. Muhlfeld said, referring to a restaurant there.

“Richard Spencer wanted this to be his happy vacation place where he could play and have fun, and people would just live and let live,” Rabbi Roston said. “Then he started suffering social consequences for his hatred.”

LESSON: everything Trump touches turns to sh#t. You will end broke, alone, and maybe in jail. And he won’t rescue you - a pliant pawn.

How a Small Town Silenced a Neo-Nazi Hate Campaign
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/09/05/us/politics/nazi-whitefish-charlottesville.html

1) it’s sad that a member of the clergy engages in shadenfruede. Those remarks speak more ill of Rabbi Roston than Spencer.

2) OP clearly has a deep infatuation/crush on Richard Spencer.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We all know the Very Fine People quote is taken out of context. As someone who knows intimately what happened in Charlottesville, I can say with positivity that the two groups were deliberately put on a path to collide and the police were deliberately told to stand down. Crisis of the left.

Spencer interested in Trump does not mean Trump is interested in Spencer.

Everything Trump said was ‘taken out of context’ according to Republicans. He could tweet ‘when the looting starts, the shooting starts’ and you people would argue he didn’t really mean it and it wasn’t a threat. In fact, you did.

Beyond that - everything the President says sets a tone and expectation for how the nation is to respond. By not condemning the white supremacist march until a year later - he was saying I approve of this and support it.

Disgusting.

When the BBC has to fact check you...

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-53858940

The BBC is far-right-nonsense. They are not a credible news organization by any definition. They are just fascist mouthpieces.

Anonymous wrote:I think I speak for the 90% of Americans who wouldn’t know this guy if he were standing in line behind me at Home Depot.

Who cares?

I also find it really odd that he could be recognized by everyone in some random ski resort, just walking into a room. The whole event sounds made up.

Yep, we are all supposed to know who he is/was because the media needed a bogeyman. He was never actually noteworthy.

I think I speak for the 90% of Americans who wouldn’t know this guy if he were standing in line behind me at Home Depot.

Who cares?

I also find it really odd that he could be recognized by everyone in some random ski resort, just walking into a room. The whole event sounds made up.