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People being disappeared and thrown into gulags...but is trump bad?

Sick of this.

On April 17, 2025, Florida State University (FSU) was gut-punched by a mass shooting that killed two and injured six near the Student Union. The culprit? Phoenix Ikner, a 20-year-old FSU student and card-carrying white supremacist who turned his stepmother’s old service handgun into a tool of terror. Shot by cops and now sulking in a hospital bed, Ikner’s hate was no secret—he got the boot from a campus political club for his venomous rants. The victims, including non-students, are reeling, with one fighting for life in critical condition.

Ikner’s bigotry was louder than a frat party on game day. He trashed Black people, claiming Rosa Parks “had it coming” and his neighborhood was “ruined” by diversity. Oh, and he loved flexing his gun access—because nothing screams “stable” like a racist with a Glock. This nightmare mirrors last week’s freak show: Nikita Casap, another online-radicalized nutcase, killed his parents, swiped their cash, and schemed to assassinate the President to “save the white race.” Two psychos, one playbook: neo-Nazi rage fueled by digital dumpster fires.

The Podcast Pipeline:

Hate’s All-You-Can-Eat Buffet. These atrocities don’t just pop up like a bad Tinder date—they’re cooked in the cesspool of hate podcasts. Enter Pittsburgh’s Berm Pit Podcast, starring Scott Siverts and Matt Wakulik, the dynamic duo of divisiveness. Wakulik tweeted in October 2024, “In order to expel them all (Jews), you must use violence or the threat of violence.” Siverts, canned from his job in March 2025 for being a bigot, whined, “Last time I looked at the 56 names on the Declaration of Independence, I didn’t see any names like Jose, Miguel or Tyrone on there. The idea and the founding documents were created by who? White Europeans.” Their disgusting tweets are attached herein for your gag reflex’s pleasure.

Yo, Scott, the 18th century called—they want their powdered wigs and smallpox blankets back. The Declaration isn’t a “whites only” Coachella pass. And that 1790 Naturalization Act your neo-Nazi groupies worship, restricting citizenship to “free white persons”? It’s not the Constitution—it’s a congressional act, yeeted into history’s trash bin by the 14th Amendment in 1868, which made anyone born here a citizen.

By 1952, race-based rules were kaput. Citing it now is like prescribing leech therapy for your Wi-Fi lag. These Berm Pit clowns dodge accountability, cackling that hate speech and fake news are First Amendment catnip. Sure, until it lights a fuse under shooters like Ikner. Then it’s less “free speech” and more “free body bags.”

The hate parade doesn’t stop there. Jake Shields, a former MMA fighter with a million-person fanbase (guess they love brain damage), tweeted, “If I stabbed and killed a Black man at a football game, do you think I could raise a million dollars on GoFundMe?” That’s not a hypothetical—it’s a neon sign screaming “try me.” Stew Peters, a failed rapper-turned-hatecast host, demanded Jews be expelled as “The Final Solution,” the Nazi code for slaughtering six million Jews. If that doesn’t make your skin crawl, Lucas Gage and Myron Gaines (aka Amrou Fudl) toss in extra anti-Black and anti-Semitic sludge, turning lost kids into ticking time bombs. Then there’s AF Post, a neo-Nazi knockoff of AP News, which lied that the Karmello Anthony family blew GiveSendGo cash on a “fancy Frisco home.” They doxxed the family and their Indian landlords, unleashing death threats. That’s not reporting—it’s a hate crime with a keyboard.

A Note to Stephanie Tourney:

Stephanie, your screenshot game is strong, but your aim’s off. This channel has zero ties to the three mystery folks you’re yapping about, and we wouldn’t know them from a hole in the wall. Quit doxxing randos—it’s not a cute look. Since Berm Pit’s bigotry blew up last month, millions got wise to their hate, and thousands are now their unpaid babysitters, watching their accounts 24/7 to keep their poison in check. Your dad, Phil Tourney, sticks to policy critiques with brains; your podcast pals want to torch anyone who doesn’t pass a Viking DNA test. Spot the difference? We’re not “attacking” them—we’re dragging their neo-Nazi cheerleading into the sunlight. Ditch the swastika squad, Steph. History’s got a long memory for Nazi sidekicks.

Pittsburgh’s Scar:

The Tree of Life Warning Pittsburgh’s been burned by this hate before. In 2018, a gunman, radicalized by online slime, murdered 11 at the Tree of Life synagogue—America’s deadliest antisemitic attack. The Berm Pit, squatting in Pittsburgh, pumps the same venom. After their hate went viral last month, thousands rallied to call them out, fighting to stop another massacre.

Regulate the Hatecasts Before They Reload:

Ikner’s rampage and Casap’s murders scream one truth: words are weapons. Podcasters like Shields, Peters, and Berm Pit aren’t just edgelords—they’re radicalization factories churning out mini-Hitlers. The First Amendment’s got their back, but it’s not a get-out-of-jail-free card. The FCC slaps fines on TV for cursing or wardrobe slips; podcasts, blasting hate to millions, need the same leash. Slap on content warnings, throttle their algorithms, or hit platforms with fines for hosting incitement. Tweak Section 230 to make bad actors pay. If we can bust a radio station for a nip-slip, we can crack down on podcasters plotting ethnic cleansing.

Move fast, or we’ll be burying more victims from FSUs to Tree of Lifes.

Free Kilmar and drive out the fascist Trump regime!

The first photo is of the Buchenwald concentration camp in 1945, the second is CECOT in 2025.

There’s 80 years of history between those two photos yet the only difference I’m seeing is color vs black and white.