Posted on 04/17/2017 3:44:28 AM PDT by C19fan
The Huffington Post has retracted a column suggesting white men should not be allowed to vote, claiming the piece’s author “appears not to exist.” According to Breitbart, the original article (archived here), titled “Could It Be Time To Deny White Men The Franchise?” was credited to a HuffPo contributor by the name of Shelley Garland. Garland’s profile – which has since been deleted – described her as an “activist and feminist” who is “working on ways to smash the patriarchy.”
(Excerpt) Read more at milo.yiannopoulos.net ...
Nah. It was a trial balloon. Apparently it didn’t go over to well—this time. But they’ll try again.
"too good to check"
Oh, he exists. He’s on Brando Island right now.
THEY STILL PUBLISHED IT!!!
Ghost lives matter...
Fake Commentary?
To paraphrase a quote... Somebody’s doing the attempted genocide.
Deleted articles are cached: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache%3Ahttp%3A%2F%2Fwww.huffingtonpost.com%2Fentry%2Ftrump-supporters-deserve-to-die-more-than-i-do_us_58efc41be4b0156697224d60
Author doesn’t exist. Really?
Where did they send the check?
These authors do not get paid. That’s why they’re so eager to get articles.
“The Huffington Post has retracted a column suggesting white men should not be allowed to vote”
No taxation without representation; my state of NJ would collapse completely if white guys stopped paying for everything. As it is, the state is dying anyway because the “Honky McCrackers” are leaving for greener (whiter?) pastures...
LOL. Oh, they want the White guys to keep paying the taxes. Just more taxes. But no voting—just paying.
NJ is undergoing “Detroitification” on a massive scale as employers lead the exodus from the state; news articles recently pointed out how so many college-age Jerseyans find lower tuitions out of state than they’d pay as NJ residents in colleges here, and they never look back.
Our unfunded pension liabilities guarantee any newcomers are just buying shares in a massive IOU, and the infrastructure in the immigrant resettlement areas just deteriorates further because the Americans that maintained everything are gone...
Yeah—it sounds ugly. I have good memories of North Western NJ (Newton area), but those are over 35 years old.
That area has seen better times; still nice, but an anticipated economic boom has fizzled as people opted to leave NJ altogether rather than just fleeing westward/southward ahead of the property tax plague.
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