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Scott Greer 6’2” IQ 187

@ScottMGreer

Jul 16, 2021

Here's how Black Rifle Coffee's executives see people who were upset with their condemnation of Kyle Rittenhouse

This is from the NYT's profile of Black Rifle Coffee. It's a good article nytimes.com/2021/07/14/mag…

Black Rifle Coffee also decided St. Michael is a white supremacist symbol because the Pentagon told them so

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Scott Greer 6’2” IQ 187

@ScottMGreer

Jul 6, 2021

The biggest gap between Twitter and real life is the American Catholic experience

Catholic Twitter: "Young Catholics demand the Latin Mass and a firm commitment to the traditional catechism"

IRL:

Only saying this because I see way too many people base their assumptions on American Catholics on what they see on Twitter. Interacting with ordinary Catholics IRL is a very different experience

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Scott Greer 6’2” IQ 187

@ScottMGreer

Jun 12, 2021

https://twitter.com/fredneech/status/1403591040871944197

This is just ethnic cope. Ellis Islanders played a much greater role in turning America into an egalitarian “idea” than the old stock. 19th century America was not a liberal commune

https://twitter.com/fredneech/status/1403591040871944197

https://twitter.com/FredNeech/status/1403725860579033089

Tiny minority of Anglos that were hated even in New England. Do you think the South was populated entirely with Italians and Slavs?

https://twitter.com/FredNeech/status/1403725860579033089

https://twitter.com/FredNeech/status/1403733271452790784

Fitzhugh thought the Southern elites were "Normans," which they weren't. Fitzhugh also didn't represent mainstream antebellum opinion. Ulster Scots primarily came from the Scottish-English borderland and are considered old stock. They're not ethnics

https://twitter.com/FredNeech/status/1403733271452790784

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Scott Greer 6’2” IQ 187

@ScottMGreer

May 31, 2021

Interesting fact: Northern Virginia's congressman in the 1950s and 60s was the leading House opponent against civil rights, Howard W. Smith. He was succeeded by a Republican. His old district is now the bluest in Virginia

Smith represented the southern half of Northern Virginia in the 60s. The northern half was represented by a conservative Republican, Joel Broyhill, who also opposed integration. Smith's district, the 8th, has been a Dem stronghold since 1990. Broyhill's turned blue in 2018.

The other Northern Virginia district--the 11th, recreated in 1992--was actually pretty Republican up until the last decade. GOP lost in the 2008 blue wave, and then nearly won it back in 2010. Now Dems win it by 40 points every year

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