The "hoax" was that #Charlottesville wasn't unequivocally a white nationalist rally (3rd in 5 mos) to unite Neo-Nazis and Neo-Confederates, where 1 person was murdered and 28 injured. Facebook took down the event page because it was so racist. Whitewashing that is wrong.https://twitter.com/ScottAdamsSays/status/1121911567912583168 …
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That’s the point. No one knows exactly who was there. It is reasonable to assume any large gathering in America has diverse opinions.
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Right, because regular Joes attend neo-Nazi-organized stuff all the time. Totally normal.
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Other pro statue people that despise neo Nazis were there. That’s a fact that is in evidence. Your deranged theory that only neo Nazi bigots and antifa there is a wild conspiracy theory that has no evidence
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Nice try Scott.
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It is not as though it was a sporting event - in which case - attendees would have tickets/wrist-bands issued, and parking lot ticket validation numbers to count. The sarcasm of this statement is definitely suppose to be there.
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It's my recollection they co-opted an event in support of the monument.
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Not knowing the exact numbers doesn't change the fact that we have video evidence that there was a large contingent of open racists there. The argument against you, Scott, is that it is not possible to be a) a very fine person who b) saw that contingent and stayed at the protest.
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