Is he criticizing the "alt right", or is he criticizing specific wrongful acts?I understand your points. I already knew what I was presenting was very loose in logic, but even now the president is quoted in condemning alt-right.
The distinction is an important one.
It isn't practical to stop people from free expression, no matter how offensive.I'm satisfied by the following. This is my threshold which one can easily argue against. If alt right organizers knew their members were doing the nazi salute and did nothing to stop it, then to me, they deserve the full label as being racist.
Let's apply this standard to others.....
Hillary didn't condemn much of the bigotry & abuse perpetrated by her fans.
Does this mean such heinous behavior characterizes the entire party?
Pictures can evoke powerful feelings.That picture is what I focused on. It's worth a thousand words. I didn't even care about the articles and the commentary. the first article was to present the picture.
But these shouldn't supplant reason, & stoke prejudgment.
If a picture is worth a thousand words, then what is a video worth?
If one, two or a gaggle of Hillary supporters behave this way, then do all Democrats?
Did Hillary condemn violence & vandalism by BLM types?The second article was to confirm that it came from an alt right event. If I can have easy access to it then so can the organizers. And if they haven't condemn it to not be part of their movement then I will readily accept that as being part of their movement. Leaders have to control their followers and suggest what they can or cannot do, especially at their events.
No....then by your reasoning, she tacitly supports them, & this is what Democrats stand for.
What I'm showing above is that looking for bias confirmation leads only to illusion.
Looking at all evidence, I can safely say that the alt right is no more a white supremacist
group than I can say that Hillary's supporters are all immature, sanctimonious, corrupt,
crying, violent, clueless, elitist, suicidal hypocrites.
Tis better to understand the opposition than to hate them.