Why americans are so extremist
Why they can't be like europeans
Why americans are so extremist
Connor Perry
Caleb Long
Centrists have no real principles.
Robert Roberts
>obama would be considered far right in europe
what the fuck?
Gavin Reed
I don't know.
But post more miru pics plz
Oliver Cooper
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Jaxon King
Here's a (You)
Leo Barnes
Europeans are all far left godless faggots and I'm glad that America will never be like them
Landon Miller
Ironic because modern day hyper liberalism came from western europe
Or is it only okay for europeans to blame america for people following their ideologies?
Ayden Baker
Eyes look weird
Fetal alcohol syndrome
Dylan Green
Common law is a "the winner takes all" system. They literally don't know what a compromise is.
Joseph Long
>tfw no fetal alchol gf with weird eyes
Ryan Watson
Exactly
Feels bad man
By the way, we keep finding each other on Sup Forums posting miru pic quite often don't you think ?
Grayson Ross
>Fetal alcohol syndrome
Wat ?
Carson Carter
she look a 10/10 to me
most beautiful nose i ever seen
Zachary Jones
>Europeans are all far left godless faggots
>Ironic because modern day hyper liberalism came from western europe
We have no idea what you mean by that.
James Bell
>tfw I have that nose
Isaac Hall
You're right and wrong. Americans are extremists, but so are Europeans. You allow socialist and communist parties in elections, you have movements like Generation Identitaire, you have deep ecologists like Pentti Linkola, and you've even been importing ISIS among """"Syrian"""" refugees. All of this is comparable to the fringes of American society like the Black Panthers, BLM, KKK, Westboro Baptist Church, alt-right, alt-left, so on and so forth.
What has changed in the past 10-20 years is the popularization of the internet and broadband/cable penetration to even the most modest of households, in Europe and the USA (soon to be Africa too, at least with smartphones). To have a successful fringe movement in the past, you needed to convince your neighbors in your precise geographic location to radicalize, which is no small task. That's why the Westboro Baptist Church in the USA is literally the family of the pastor + a few family friends.
With the internet, radicalization is far easier. Compare Al Qaeda to ISIS:
en.wikipedia.org
en.wikipedia.org
In 4 years ISIS has accomplished roughly as many attacks as Al-Qaeda did in the span of 23. They've activated all of the latent radical Muslims across Europe and the USA. They communicate with the Telegram app and Alrawi.
thedailybeast.com
techcrunch.com
This is the end result of internet penetration.
That's disingenuous because it assumes that compromise only happens after the vote, not before. A political party in a winner-takes-all system must compromise BEFORE the vote, which is why Democrats gain votes from people who would identify as "Greens" or whatever in the EU. The Dems promise to compromise on Green policies, then they get Green voters. The compromise happens before the vote.
Joseph Adams
What
Aiden Allen
Not him but Europeans always loved the brag that the American Left was equal to the European Right. It's the funniest thing when I see Euros complain about our liberals today.
Jordan Turner
>You allow socialist and communist parties in elections,
There's nothing wrong with being a socialist or a communist. Mccarthy is long dead and rotting in the ground, just let it go already.
>you have movements like Generation Identitaire
They're a laughingstock. They've been caught smuggling migrants, and last time we heard from them their ship was dead in the water after a malfunction, so NGO's offered to help them, but they were so butthurt they refused.
>you have deep ecologists like Pentti Linkola
That's just a rogue Finn who overdosed on booze and saunas, nothing serious.
>and you've even been importing ISIS among """"Syrian"""" refugees
That is a real problem, but personally my country built a fence and said fuck no to uncontrolled migration. It's not our fault nobody is listening to us.
John Thomas
Great, now look at how many members the KKK and WBC have.
Hint: it's 3000 and 70. Assuming that most of the alt-right was at Charlottesville, we're looking at a couple hundred, perhaps a thousand, at max.
They're just as flaccid as all those groups you refuted.
Adam Rogers
Somebody had to vote that moron Trump into office. Although, I'm guessing a lot of people voted for him out of sheer spite for Hillary, even Sanders voters were like, fuck that whore.
But my point is, that he had plenty support, and most of it came from the alt right and white supremacists as traditional Republicans shunned him. It's no coincidence he failed to condemn the Charlottesville attack, since that would've meant attacking his own supporters.
>They're just as flaccid as all those groups you refuted.
On the contrary, they're extremely active on social media, youtube and in real life. They're starting to infect Europe with their bullshit too. That compulsive liar, and attention whore Lauren Southern was chumming up with the Generation Identity. She and her ilk should just be fucking banned from entering the EU altogether.
Isaiah Campbell
>most of it came from the alt right and white supremacists
Do you think there are 140 million white supremacists and alt-righters? Even the KKK which is the single largest racist group hasn't more than half a million members.
>traditional Republicans shunned him
The politicians, not the people.
>It's no coincidence he failed to condemn the Charlottesville attack
He did so several times already.
You're full of shit Hungary.
Adrian Miller
>Do you think there are 140 million white supremacists and alt-righters?
That's pretty disingenuous of you. You're well aware that not every single American can vote. Right? Only 60% of eligible yanks voted, and 62 million of them did so for Trump. But no, I don't think all of them were alt right or white supremacists. I bet a lot were just angry or disillusioned middle and upper class white Americans who felt like their country turned against them. That's what you get in a "diverse" society. Tribalism is all the rage, and people vote with their race and not their political views.
Anyway, Trump has gotten a lot of back wind from the alt right, and white supremacists, in fact they're almost mainstream now, and you can't deny that.
>He did so several times already.
Oh yeah? By putting an equal sign between the alt-right and the counter protesters, saying everyone was to blame? That's a condemnation to you?
Charles Ross
You're clearly misinformed. He said on multiple different occasions that "racism is evil", "hatred and biggotry have no place in America", among other strong words on the events unfolded at Charlotsville. You're taking a small fragment of his whole statement (that he also condemned the violence of the counter protesters) (which happened) and saying that's both the only thing he condemned & that their violence shouldn't be condemned. I feel bad for people like you. You're so invested into your delusional world view you'd rather believe what the media says Trump said than listening to what Trump actually said. So don't expect me to waste any more time trying to lecture you into reality, this is your last (You).
Jayden Sanders
>There's nothing wrong with being a socialist or a communist.
Only good commie is a dead commie.
David Cook
Tyler pls.
>You're so invested into your delusional world view you'd rather believe what the media says Trump said than listening to what Trump actually said.
Oh I listened to the whole thing, he was practically prancing on eggshells, avoiding addressing the matter properly, and pointing finger towards the left as equally responsible. Fact: it wasn't leftists who took a page out of the radical Muslim's book and drove a fucking car into the crowd and killed an innocent white girl.
So much for those conservative values, and protecting whites from those evil immigrants, huh? Who needs Muslims when you have people like these here at home?