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I keep hearing racism and hate have nothing to do with it. So can someone explain this to me.


Letter:
55,000 of my neighbors voted for a neo-Nazi

The most disturbing thing for me about this year's election is that over 25 percent of my neighbors voted for a neo-Nazi. While incumbent Democrat Dan Lipinski easily defeated the Republican candidate Arthur Jones in the Illinois 3rd Congressional District, I am appalled that Jones received even one vote.

This isn't hyperbole. Jones is a former member of the American Nazi Party and an outspoken Holocaust denier. He brags of attending racist and white-supremacist events. His political symbol is an elephant representing the GOP draped with a Confederate flag. With all the finger-pointing that this candidate or that elected official promotes racist, fascist or totalitarian ideals, Jones stands out as the real McCoy.

No one needed to vote for Jones. The Republican Party rightfully distanced itself from him, and, if you did not want to vote for Lipinski, there were two more conservative candidates that voters could have written in. Still over 55,000 of my neighbors in the Chicago-area chose to vote for Jones, and we should be ashamed of this. His vote tally serves as a stark reminder that there are Americans who are willing to forget our nation's struggles with the very dark policies that he promotes.

— Peter Okkema, La Grange



https://www.chicagotribune.com/news...rthur-jones-nazi-lipinski-20181107-story.html
 
I keep hearing racism and hate have nothing to do with it. So can someone explain this to me.


Letter:
55,000 of my neighbors voted for a neo-Nazi

The most disturbing thing for me about this year's election is that over 25 percent of my neighbors voted for a neo-Nazi. While incumbent Democrat Dan Lipinski easily defeated the Republican candidate Arthur Jones in the Illinois 3rd Congressional District, I am appalled that Jones received even one vote.

This isn't hyperbole. Jones is a former member of the American Nazi Party and an outspoken Holocaust denier. He brags of attending racist and white-supremacist events. His political symbol is an elephant representing the GOP draped with a Confederate flag. With all the finger-pointing that this candidate or that elected official promotes racist, fascist or totalitarian ideals, Jones stands out as the real McCoy.

No one needed to vote for Jones. The Republican Party rightfully distanced itself from him, and, if you did not want to vote for Lipinski, there were two more conservative candidates that voters could have written in. Still over 55,000 of my neighbors in the Chicago-area chose to vote for Jones, and we should be ashamed of this. His vote tally serves as a stark reminder that there are Americans who are willing to forget our nation's struggles with the very dark policies that he promotes.

— Peter Okkema, La Grange



https://www.chicagotribune.com/news...rthur-jones-nazi-lipinski-20181107-story.html

A protest vote that was known not likely to win?

If I was white and lived in a minority neighborhood that has gone to hell because of brown people (of which I'm one) I'd be upset and I could protest vote for an outrage to send a message.
 
A protest vote that was known not likely to win?

If I was white and lived a minority neighborhood that has gone to hell because of brown people (of which I'm one) I'd be upset.
A protest in favor of the Nazis.

Why give them the support rather than the other Republican candidates ?

Other than to cast your vote for racism and hate.

PS
Are you saying you would have voted for the Nazi too ?
 
I keep hearing racism and hate have nothing to do with it. So can someone explain this to me.


Letter:
55,000 of my neighbors voted for a neo-Nazi

The most disturbing thing for me about this year's election is that over 25 percent of my neighbors voted for a neo-Nazi. While incumbent Democrat Dan Lipinski easily defeated the Republican candidate Arthur Jones in the Illinois 3rd Congressional District, I am appalled that Jones received even one vote.

This isn't hyperbole. Jones is a former member of the American Nazi Party and an outspoken Holocaust denier. He brags of attending racist and white-supremacist events. His political symbol is an elephant representing the GOP draped with a Confederate flag. With all the finger-pointing that this candidate or that elected official promotes racist, fascist or totalitarian ideals, Jones stands out as the real McCoy.

No one needed to vote for Jones. The Republican Party rightfully distanced itself from him, and, if you did not want to vote for Lipinski, there were two more conservative candidates that voters could have written in. Still over 55,000 of my neighbors in the Chicago-area chose to vote for Jones, and we should be ashamed of this. His vote tally serves as a stark reminder that there are Americans who are willing to forget our nation's struggles with the very dark policies that he promotes.

— Peter Okkema, La Grange



https://www.chicagotribune.com/news...rthur-jones-nazi-lipinski-20181107-story.html

Vote shaming? How low will you people go? Every time I think you've hit bottom, you start digging...
 
Vote shaming? How low will you people go? Every time I think you've hit bottom, you start digging...
Yes ! Vote shaming. Exactly !

Everyone who voted for him SHOULD be ashamed of themselves.

Even him if he voted for himself.

Now tell me why they would do this, please.
 
Yes ! Vote shaming. Exactly !

Everyone who voted for him SHOULD be ashamed of themselves.

Even him if he voted for himself.

Now tell me why they would do this, please.

Spam wants to be Saddam and order Americans how to vote or feed them to wood chippers
 
A protest in favor of the Nazis.

Why give them the support rather than the other Republican candidates ?

Other than to cast your vote for racism and hate.

PS
Are you saying you would have voted for the Nazi too ?
There were no other results given but for the two when I looked. Who else was on the list? Plus, community violence just might get many of those 55k (not all) to vote Nazi. I get it. I'd be pissed living like that. Wouldn't you?

Do you think that maybe the community makes whites racists because of the conditions?
 
There were no other results given but for the two when I looked. Who else was on the list? Plus, community violence just might get many of those 55k (not all) to vote Nazi. I get it. I'd be pissed living like that. Wouldn't you?

Do you think that maybe the community makes whites racists because of the conditions?

I wouldn't vote for a Nazi.

Would you ?
 
Did we ever go to war against the Palestinians ?

Because I think I heard we did have a bit of a dispute with the Nazis a few years back.

You might have heard about it.

You people love that Palestinian constitution, especially the part about killing every Jew on earth.
 
You people love that Palestinian constitution, especially the part about killing every Jew on earth.
Do you have the actual texts saying that ?

Post it. I want see it and know that you are being honest.

Also you are dodging a simple one word question.

Why did they vote for the Nazi when they had other Republicans to choose from if it was not about racism and hate ?
 
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