Pete Hegseth Accused of Being 'White Supremacist' By Civil Rights Lawyer

NakedHunterBiden said:
that has nazi connotations
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We are living in a Nazi panic akin to the Satanic Panic of the 80s, where parents were obsessed with calling everything satanic . Only now it’s millennials on social media calling everything “far right nazi”

The truth is , ANY Christian symbol , including a normal cross can be used as a “white supremacist symbol “ just like any Islamic sign could be used as an Islamic extremist symbol .


Common sense is required to see the difference. The key is to see what its general use is . Not if some obscure fringe group uses it for extremism .
 
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NakedHunterBiden said:
I'm not of the party who is nominating rapists and pedos. Shrug
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The Fox News host who President-elect Donald Trump just announced would be his nominee for secretary of defense was not allowed to work security at President Joe Biden’s 2021 inauguration, supposedly because of a tattoo that military higher-ups believed might have been an extremist symbol.
According to Pete Hegseth, the “Fox & Friends Weekend” host and potential future defense secretary, the tattoo was a large Jerusalem cross on his chest. The Jerusalem cross originated with the Christian Crusades nearly a millennium ago. These days, it can be a simple marker of Christian beliefs ― or, in some settings, a symbol for the conquest and domination of Muslims or non-white minorities.

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Trump’s Defense Secretary Pick Was Removed From Biden’s Inauguration For A Truly Wild Reason

Pete Hegseth said he was the victim of a “partisan” decision.
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NakedHunterBiden said:
But it is important to know that symbols and language tied to the Crusades are very present in some extremist movements. You know, this was a symbol on display on January 6. It was contained in the writings of neo-Nazi mass-shooter who killed scores at a summer camp in Norway in 2011. And it could signal a deep antipathy toward Islam.

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Oh, you are one ignorant bitch.
 
NakedHunterBiden said:
"This is someone who is known to be a white supremacist, known to be an extremist, whose book is basically about his opposition to the advancement of Black officers to the top brass," Ifill told Hayes.
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TOP said:
Pete is the perfect choice....
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It’s an excellent choice. The unit I worked with as a contractor in the mid 90’s had some of the most incredibly incompetent people I’ve ever seen get promoted for no reason that I could see other than their race or gender.
And that was before DEI and woke.
I’m sure it’s exponentially worse now.
 
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NakedHunterBiden said:
But it is important to know that symbols and language tied to the Crusades are very present in some extremist movements. You know, this was a symbol on display on January 6. It was contained in the writings of neo-Nazi mass-shooter who killed scores at a summer camp in Norway in 2011. And it could signal a deep antipathy toward Islam.

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That anyone thinks this is a far right symbol or white nationalist symbol is laughable. It shows how much Kool Aid people have been drinking and the fact that people are unable to think for themselves.
 
NakedHunterBiden said:
But it is important to know that symbols and language tied to the Crusades are very present in some extremist movements. You know, this was a symbol on display on January 6. It was contained in the writings of neo-Nazi mass-shooter who killed scores at a summer camp in Norway in 2011. And it could signal a deep antipathy toward Islam.

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Is this a Nazi swastika

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NakedHunterBiden said:
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Pete Hegseth accused of being "white supremacist" by civil rights lawyer

Trump's pick for defense secretary had said he was one of 12 National Guards removed from Biden's inauguration because he was "deemed extremist."
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A prominent civil rights attorney has accused Peter Hegseth, the former Fox News host nominated by Donald Trump as defense secretary, of being "known to be a white supremacist."

Sherrilyn Ifill, former director-counsel of the NAACP Legal Defense Fund, made the remarks during an appearance on MSNBC's All In With Chris Hayes on Thursday while discussing Trump's surprise pick of Hegseth for the key cabinet position, as well as Matt Gaetz for attorney general. Hayes interjected to say that Hegseth would deny being a white supremacist.

Newsweek has contacted Hegseth via Fox News and the Trump campaign for comment via email. Newsweek doesn't have evidence that he is a white supremacist.

The choices from Trump have raised concerns that the president-elect is deciding his next Cabinet based on loyalty rather than experience. Critics argue that Hegseth, who used to host Fox & Friends Weekend on Sundays, has no senior command experience despite serving in the military. Hegseth was commissioned as an infantry officer in the Army National Guard, serving in Afghanistan and Iraq as well as at Guantanamo Bay, according to The Associated Press. He would leave the service with the rank of major.

"This is someone who is known to be a white supremacist, known to be an extremist, whose book is basically about his opposition to the advancement of Black officers to the top brass," Ifill told Hayes.
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Hegseth also boasts about no washing his hands for 10 years. This is the kind of stupid and literal human filth MAGA inflicts on society.

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Pete Hegseth hand washing comment goes viral after Trump nomination

The veteran and Fox News Host claimed germs were not real, as he could not see them.
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"I don't really wash my hands ever," Hegseth said. "I inoculate myself. Germs are not a real thing. I can't see them; therefore, they are not real."
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