1) It is your argument. Don't ask me to support it. You'd think of the "thousands of hours" and "millions of words" available that you'd easily be able to support your assertion.
2) I actually have no idea who Colin Flaherty is. Is this relevant?
-- So, I looked up Mr. Flaherty on Google. Is he your big support that such views are common? A guy writes a couple of books and that is now the prevalent view of conservatives everywhere? I have not read his books. Have you? I have no idea what his thesis is or how he goes about supporting it. Maybe he's racist as hell. A complete a-hole. I'm just saying, I have no idea and even if he is, it does not prove your larger point regarding conservatives.
Really, your argument amounts to little more than gross generalization. You pick out a couple of sentences from a complete nut-job who shot up a church and base an entire theory around it. This theory is little more than an expression of your own confirmation bias supported by your gross generalizations as you pick and choose a quotes from one source or another and hold that up as though it is indicative of some larger trend or viewpoint. All you have demonstrated, thus far, is that there exists conservatives who are racists and/or a-holes. No argument from me. Just like it would be fair to state that there exists liberals who are both racists and a-holes. Is this revolutionary?
Now, here is the pathetic part in all of this. You have been called on what amounts to juvenile name calling. Rather than just being a big boy (or girl) and admit you're just generalizing and that, of course, it is not exactly true, you just keep on digging. Keep throwing the proverbial poop against the wall to see what sticks. You refuse to give up on your daft theory that Roofe's actions were somehow motivated by conservative news/media. White nationalist groups, no matter how hard you try to make the connection, are not an extension of the GOP nor are they inter-related to conservative libertarian groups or even Christian social conservative groups. Frankly, your theory that Roofe was motivated, or I think you are actually suggesting he was encouraged, by conservative media, is simply sick and twisted on your part.
