Tucker Carlson accused of airing ‘pro-Nazi propaganda’ on show
Tucker Carlson accused of airing ‘pro-Nazi propaganda’ on show
www.independent.co.uk
Tucker Carlson accused of airing ‘pro-Nazi propaganda’ on show
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Has Tucker had plastic surgery? I'm just asking questions.
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I'm sorry, but he just looks like Charlie Chaplin.
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It's a shame Hitler ruined the mustache, because that's the only part of mine that grows in full.
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You know I was just thinking he looked a little younger. Glp1 maybe? (I don't know all of what it does.)
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Breaking: Nazi continues to nazi after years of naziing
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THIS is EXACTLY why Republicans are the ONLY PARTY for Jews! You're not a REAL JEW unless you vote for the Pro Nazi Party!
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I mean that is pretty much the sentiment I've been getting from the Pro-Israel crowd
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I mean, Winston Churchill most definitely was a villain. He wasn’t the villain of WWII, but undoubtedly a villain.
He was intensely racist, had no problem using Indian people in his army while censoring their letters, as a famine he had a hand in creating killed over three million people.
That’s no excuse for peddling propaganda-Nazi propaganda, though. I thought that was kind of this guy’s shtick?
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He's been doing that ever since his media career started in the 90s.
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This is less than mild shock
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Well I am shocked! Shocked! Well, not that shocked.
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Well, I am shocked! Absolutely stunned. No, no. Wait. I meant unsurprised and jaded.
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Why does Tucker Carlson look like he just realised he sharted.
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He looks like he's constantly bewildered. He uses it so that he can give the appearance that what's going on is insane and that he's the last normal man standing...
And for the most part it just makes him look clueless...
I actually was worried he was an adult with disabilities being exploited by Fox when I first actually watched his show. The fact that he laughed at the idea that tacos are Mexican an origin when it's "obviously an American food from California!" Did not help
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The worst part is that he isn't that stupid. He's just genuinely that evil.
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That’s his concerned look. It probably works on his fans.
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He is weird that way.
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Tucker hanging out with nazis? Why, I find that hard to believe. /s
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I accuse the sky of being made of air!
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"Accused"?
I'd be surprised if this absolute failure of a human being wasn't spreading Nazi propaganda.
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He's just asking questions.
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The dude is doing a live tour right now, or is about to be, and one of his shows is gonna have Alex Jones as a guest. This is not surprising and if anything, is super expected.
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They're basically the same now, except Bowtie McPutin has actual production values
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Well if the jack boot fits…
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Don't forget: this weirdo wants his green chocolate candy to be gendered and fuckable.
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Can Fucker's tan guy tell tRump's tan guy that it can in fact go up to the eyes.
Then at least he'll have done something positive in this life via association.
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Pretty sure this is a fact, not an accusation.
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Are these the same people who claim opposing Israel is "antisemitism"?
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I hate his fucking stupid face so much
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Was that the video Musk spread on his Twitter account? I knew it was bad because of Tucker in general - but this?
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I was following several youtube channels about farming. I was listening to a podcast where a few of them talk. The last couple of episodes have been peeling the mask off. One was talking about watching this shitbag and then went into weird pseudoscience, and that was when the podcast and two of the three people on it lost my subscription. Sucks because their actual content related to farming, animal husbandry, and building was useful, but they don't get my views, subs, or money if they're going to support people like Carlson.
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What is this, 2013?
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Who the fuck is Tucker Carlson?
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He was the host of CNN but eventually moved to Fox News and gained quite the following before a misinformation lawsuit caused the company to fire him (fall guy)
In his depression he travelled to Russia and found the passion to start a fake news podcast. And that takes us to today
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A weirdo on TV
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A weirdo on the social media site formerly known as Twitter. He's not allowed on TV anymore.
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You sweet child how I envy you.
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We have our own weirdos here in Europe ..
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A pro-Nazi television host who used to have a lot of air time on Fox. He hired white supremacists to write his topics. It was obvious to everyone with multiple brain cells that he is a far-right racist.
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...yet again.
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Oh hey a 15-year-old headline.
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Churchill was the villain his entire life, he's been hailed a hero despite his history. Hitler was evil too but the number of deaths directly attributed around the world to Churchill makes Hitler look like an amateur. The only difference is Hitlers victims were mostly white, Churchill's were mostly brown and history always placed a different significance to brown and black deaths
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The only difference is Hitlers victims were mostly white
Holy fuck, how fucking convenient that the victims of white supremacy (and groups of people who have been consistently excluded from and oppressed by white Christian societies) can be considered white when it fits the twisted game of oppression olympics you're trying to play here, to what, virtue signal? Be a contrarian? Or do you genuinely think the holocaust gets some sort of special status because white supremacist society somehow suddenly cares about Jews and Roma people (or queers, for that matter)?
I don't think anyone here would argue with you that Churchill wasn't a murderous piece of shit, but leaning in to holocaust denial is never going to help you make a case for anything other than that you're a holocaust denier.
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No ones denying the Holocaust, I'm pointing out that Hitler is viewed as the bigger villain because he was killing white people. Society in general does not give a flying fuck if brown people are killed. Churchill was basically given a pass and essentially viewed as a hero despite his history.
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Looked it up, referring to this?
Churchill’s policies to blame for millions of Indian famine deaths, study says
I think the major difference here is malice. Did Churchill set out cause these deaths or was it greed and/or stupidity? Honest question worth discussion, I haven't heard of this prior.
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This article provides some quotes that certainly seem to indicate that malice played a role, or at best callous indifference.
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Expanding colonialism is always malice
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Do you have a source on Churchill's death tool in comparison to Hitler's?
Churchill was undeniably horrible and the naked colonialism of the British Empire had normalized atrocities occurring on a daily basis. But even so, I'm skeptical that his numbers would "put Hitler to shame," considering the scale of the wars and genocide Hitler caused.
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Yes, by me. I have been making that accusation for years whenever the topic comes up.
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The victors always get to paint the picture that is history. I was pretty shocked learning things about that war (and period of time, in general) that were incredibly important but somehow eluded being taught to me in school.
Not ready to jump onboard the conspiracy train but it's interesting nonetheless.
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If you want to avoid appearing to be a Nazi apologist, you should at a minimum drop some examples of the shocking things you learned.
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They're just "aSkiNg QUeStiONs"
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I don't normally reply with something so blunt but this is a pretty shitty comment. This kind of half speak rhetoric is a major issue causing misinformation and its usage is far too pervasive.
And I'm not even saying you're wrong but if you want to prove the point the burden is on you.
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Anybody familiar with young children will recognize this use of passive voice as the phase where the child admits that something bad happened, but is not comfortable assigning responsibility yet. "The lamp got broken".
"Man dies of bullet holes in police custody"
"A casualty occurred after a weapon was discharged."
Oh, so that's who they've got running the media these days. That makes sense.
Good point!