16 september 2017
17 august 2017
9 august 2017
Hagekorset: Symbolet på kærlighed fred respekt og frihed
A clothing company has drummed up controversy for emblazoning the swastika on its merchandise.
The shirts, created by KA Designs, were sold on the popular website Teespring, and featured rainbow-colored swastikas with the words “Peace,” “Zen”and “Love.”
KA Designs claims that their intention behind using the symbol commonly associated with the Nazi party was to reclaim the symbol to represent the LGBTQ community.
In their original description of the product, KA Design wrote, “Here at KA we explore boundaries. We push them forward. Let’s make the Swastika a symbol of love and peace. Together, we can succeed.”
In a promotional video for the product, the company stated, “They [the Nazis] stigmatized the swastika. They won. They limited our freedom. Or maybe not? The swastika is coming back together with love, peace, respect and freedom.”
24 juli 2017
Spændende tider – om ikke andet.
Black Pigeon er ikke bange for at tale om forskningsresultater om intelligens.
På en måde forstår jeg godt socialisternes ønske om at kontrollere (afgrænse) vor opfattelse af verden, for guderne skal da vide, at der er gang i den derude – også så man kan blive helt rundtosset.
Som mange konservative har jeg intet imod homoseksuelle – så længe de holder det i det skjulte. Mænd der holder hånd, får mig til omgående at finde nærmeste busk, hvor jeg kan kalde på uurlrik. Jeg er primitiv, vil dem med de rigtige meninger, mene. Og at den gennemsnitligt faldende intelligens i Vesten skyldes homoseksualitet betvivler jeg, men at den skyldes indvandring fra den tredje verden, er jeg ikke i tvivl om.
Men lad os se på det positive: Der er ifølge den citerede forskning en god chance for, at Søren Pape har hævet hoppeborgens intelligens. Det kan vel også kun gå den vej.
16 juli 2017
17 juni 2017
13 juni 2017
4 maj 2017
#FireColbert Trending After Unhinged, ‘Homophobic’ Trump Tirade
While the establishment media yet again exposes its blatant bias against all things conservative by giving Stephen Colbert a pass for dropping “c**k holster” on the President of the United States, #FireColbert has been trending on Twitter.
In fact, on Tuesday, it reached the No. 2 trending topic nationally. But it’s not only pro-Trumpers promoting the hashtag, some in the LGBT community are also calling foul on Colbert’s “homophobic” rant.
In fact, the only thing your mouth is good for is being Vladimir Putin’s cock holster.
But social media is responding less sympathetically, including many from the LGBT community.
Newsweek, which attempts to paint Colbert as more of a victim than the offender in the situation, nonetheless admits that Colbert’s joke “has clearly caused offense among some in the LGBT community.” One example Newsweek grudgingly provides is from openly gay author and journalist Glenn Greenwald of The Intercept.
“Homophobia for the right cause, with the right targets, is good homophobia, apparently,” Greenwald tweeted Tuesday.
8 april 2017
9 marts 2017
Vi, de uanstændige ekstremister
Den journalistiske elite forsøger desperat at lukke munden på anstændige, bekymrede danskere ved at betegne dem som højreekstremister, der skal udelukkes fra den offentlige samtale.
Jeppe Juhl svarer igen.
22 februar 2017
Hykleri: Bill Maher angriber Milo og forsvarer pædofili – hvornår kaster venstrefløjen sig over ham?
Bill Maher is taking a victory lap, claiming he was instrumental in Milo Yiannopoulos’ downfall.
But it seems as though Maher is guilty of defending sex with children.
21 februar 2017
18 februar 2017
Milo Yiannopoulos hos Bill Maher
Bill Maher to Guest Who Canceled Because Of Breitbart Editor: We Lose Elections Because Of These Anti-Free Speech Antics
3 februar 2017
29 januar 2017
10 januar 2017
Fox journalist konfronterer Brooklyn advokaten Dan Goldstein der chikanerede Ivanka Trump og hendes børn på fly
Jesse Watters Confronts Ivanka Trump Harasser – Watters’ World Jan 6, 2017
7 januar 2017
Donald Trump interview fra 2000 om homoseksuelle og minoriteter
Fra ‘The Advocate’:
Last fall Donald Trump shook up the political world by announcing he was joining the Reform Party, a major step in exploring a run for president.
Recently I put a wide-ranging set of questions to Trump concerning gay issues, to which Trump responded in writing. His answers might surprise some pundits, both for their thoroughness and for their bluntness.
Why should gays and lesbians be interested in you as a presidential candidate?
I grew up in New York City, a town with different races, religions, and peoples. It breeds tolerance. In all truth, I don’t care whether or not a person is gay. I judge people based on their capability, honesty, and merit. Being in the entertainment business — that is, owning casinos and … several large beauty pageants — I’ve worked with many gay people. I have met some tough, talented, capable, terrific people. Their lifestyle is of no interest to me.Would we see gay people in a Trump administration?
I would want the best and brightest. Sexual orientation would be meaningless. I’m looking for brains and experience. If the best person for the job happens to be gay, I would certainly appoint them. One of the key problems today is that politics is such a disgrace, good people don’t go into government. I’d want to change that.What would you do to combat antigay prejudice?
I like the idea of amending the 1964 Civil Rights Act to include a ban of discrimination based on sexual orientation. It would be simple. It would be straightforward. We don’t need to rewrite the laws currently on the books, although I do think we need to address hate-crimes legislation.What are your thoughts on gay marriage?
I think the institution of marriage should be between a man and a woman. I do favor a very strong domestic-partnership law that guarantees gay people the same legal protections and rights as married people.Does that mean you’d support hate-crimes legislation?
Absolutely. This is one of my great disappointments with George W. Bush. He had the opportunity in Texas to show national leadership by passing a hate-crimes bill but didn’t — presumably from pressure form the Christian right. When somebody is victimized because of their ethnicity, the color of their skin, or their sexual orientation, that must carry a harsh penalty.