Nancy Pelosi is too far Right for the Democrat base

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(09-23-2017, 05:30 PM)bfine32 Wrote: I'm not ignoring anything; nor have I or anyone else stated  that there was not a large White Supremacist representation. I'm just not prepared to call everyone that attended the United the Right a White Supremacist. Of course that's not how I usually roll. 

I didn't say you are, just clarifying how you were denying it was a white supremacists rally. I asked if people who aren't white supremacists routinely participate in white supremacist rallies. You then questioned if it was a White supremacist rally. I'm clarifying that a rally organized by white supremacists in which Nazi slogans are chanted is a white supremacist rally.

So that brings me back to my previous question of how often do non white supremacists participate in a white supremacist rally? How often do people join Klan marches cause they want to support the Klans right to free speech?

At the very least we can agree that they'd be in a small, small minority, right? I don't often hear of people who aren't Neo Nazis joining Neo Nazis in march. I'm legit asking for you to ballpark what percent of the participants at this white supremacist rally weren't white supremacists.