• @[email protected]
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    445 months ago

    You’ve got to be kidding? They’re appropriating Electric Boogaloo (a film about break dancing and the black community) as their slogan? That is wrong on so many levels.

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      5 months ago

      Not only that, according to the wikipedia article OP linked:

      “The boogaloo movement has created logos and other imagery incorporating [igloo] snow huts and Hawaiian prints based on these derivations.”

      If white supremacy was so “supreme”, why are these morons using Indigenous-based iconography for their movement I wonder. They’ll claim it’s to “fly under the radar”, but that just makes them look even more smooth brained.

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        45 months ago

        Wait what the fuck I wear Hawaiian print shirts all the time, have I been looking like a fascist and not known it?

          • ShieldGengar
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            55 months ago

            You can tell who’s a Nazi cause their Hawaiian shirts have guns on them. Mine shirts have flowers and boats and stuff.

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      105 months ago

      A few years ago Republicans were also dancing to System of a Down’s Killing in the Name Of song as if it was pro-them.

      Never underestimate the amount of stupid and innapropriate conservatives are capable of.

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        365 months ago

        “Killing in the Name” is by Rage Against the Machine, but the point stands

      • Semi-Hemi-Lemmygod
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        45 months ago

        Ronald Reagan used Springsteen’s “Born in the USA” like it was a patriotic song

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        Then the douchebag CEO for Dutch Brothers coffee wears a RATM shirt to their NYSE IPO which is where they filmed their anti-wallstreet music video “sleep now in the fire” with Michael Moore