To: EyesOfTX
Whoever heard of the Proud Boys before yesterday. They’re probably a front group funded by George Soros. A bunch of Rolcons. Those are role-playing Conservatives who get their marching orders from David Brock’s propaganda outfit, BlueShare.
8 posted on
08/18/2019 6:31:19 AM PDT by
Texas Eagle
(If it wasn't for double-standards, Liberals would have no standards at all -- Tethingxas Eagle)
To: Texas Eagle
You keep posting that (Soros supports Proud Boys) ...obviously you don’t know anything
15 posted on
08/18/2019 7:42:46 AM PDT by
goodnesswins
(White Privilege EQUALS Self Control & working 50-80 hrs/wk for 40 years!)
To: Texas Eagle
"Whoever heard of the Proud Boys before yesterday."
You haven't been paying attention. Although a very small group - never more than a few dozen of them ever assemble at the same place (and it could be some of the same people going from city to city) - they have often been in the news because of clashes with Antifa.
I don't know what their beliefs actually are (I do NOT trust news reports which rarely if ever quote them directly, but with little or no evidence ascribe certain adjectives to them (e.g., "racist"/"white-supremacist"/"incel").
Regardless of what they really believe, they do not represent mainstream conservativism, but are a tiny group who seems to exist in order to engage in confrontations with Antifa. These brawls - regardless of who starts them - are not in our interest, and blur the distinction between conservative moderation and leftist thuggery.
A typical Trump rally attracts far more people - overwhelmingly, normal decent people - where rallies of the Proud Boys, neo-Nazis, and white-supremacists typically attract just a few dozen. A Trump rally in ONE CITY probably has twenty times more attendees than a COMBINED national convention of these other groups would attract.
But, despite their tiny numbers, the Proud Boys and related groups loom large in the fevered imaginations of the left and the media.
FreeRepublic.com is powered by software copyright 2000-2008 John Robinson