Decide for yourself: 7 hour video of Boston protest

originally posted by: WakeUpBeer
Sorry but if some jackass SJW type wants to get heated and label me a Nazi simply for being a straight white male, maybe they should step into my shower and cool down. Hardyharhar. Yay jokes!


ETA: Just to be clear, I am not a Nazi in any way shape or form.

I just like a little levity when it comes to sensitive topics.

That's good coz you'd be really old.

Unless of course you are in a secret base on the moon writing this.

originally posted by: JinMI
Even with them, doubt it would reach 30k.

The original NAZI (German Workers' Party) party, supposedly, started out with 60 members. Just saying.

Fringe groups are labeled as such for a reason. My best guess is that MSM decided, or was decided for them, that the terrorist invasion rhetoric wasn't working so they thought they would try their hand at home grown. Keep em afraid, keep em watching.

But wasn't the terrorist invasion rhetoric coming from some of these same groups and those like them?

a reply to: burgerbuddy

There is a hidden launchpad in Argentina.

But you didn't hear that from me.

why is it that these left aligned groups which are protesting against "nazi's" dont realise they are effectively doing exactly what far right groups love to do and take away peoples rights .

Why are there so many across america who dont realise they are exactly what they are protesting against

how can that step be missed ?

why upon each day of waking they dont suddenly realise they have become what they hate themselves

I think people should be just handing out plastic mirrors so people can take a long hard look at themselves.

Also how long before the US just calls marshall law and curb stomps every single one of them , then they can really complain about "nazi's"

One giant IDIOT hive mind. "DURRR, anyone who disagrees with me is 'Hitler.'" The shortbus just keeps dropping these morons off downtown to "battle Nazis." They need to get their Nazi Paranoia Syndrome checked out by a licensed professional. They probably check under their beds at night and in the bushes for "Nazis." It's completely comical at this point.

a reply to: Gryphon66

to: Gryphon66

You laughed at a poster for making a Nazi reference and profusley refused to denounce nazis, I recall the poster asking you were nazis justified in killing millions of innocent people simply because they were doing their jobs, you wouldn't even say it because of the correlation it had in regards to the argument which was about if Hillary was justified in defending a child molester when she worked as a public defender simply because she was simply doing her job, which is not only preposterous but also facilical all because you didn't want to appear as hypocritical and partisan, You not only vigorously refused to denounce nazis you laghed at the posters for even making the reference then you come in on your high horse critizing, berating charging and shaming others of being Nazi sympathizer, you should be ashamed

www.abovetopsecret.com... Starts on page 2.

I kindly await your response.

originally posted by: daskakik

originally posted by: JinMI
Even with them, doubt it would reach 30k.

The original NAZI (German Workers' Party) party, supposedly, started out with 60 members. Just saying.

I doubt a true Nazi would support any President that got help from the Russians, seeing as they got their a$$es handed to them in WW2. Unless the Russian narrative is false. Or the Nazi narrative is false. Which one to choose?

originally posted by: underpass61
I doubt a true Nazi would support any President that got help from the Russians, seeing as they got their a$$es handed to them in WW2. Unless the Russian narrative is false. Or the Nazi narrative is false. Which one to choose?

National Socialism is a political ideal. American national socialists are American NAZIS not German NAZIS.

They would be alright with russia since america and russia fought on the same side in WWII. That doesn't mean they don't espouse the core beliefs of the ideal.

originally posted by: daskakik

originally posted by: underpass61
I doubt a true Nazi would support any President that got help from the Russians, seeing as they got their a$$es handed to them in WW2. Unless the Russian narrative is false. Or the Nazi narrative is false. Which one to choose?

National Socialism is a political ideal. American national socialists are American NAZIS not German NAZIS.

They would be alright with russia since america and russia fought on the same side in WWII. That doesn't mean they don't espouse the core beliefs of the ideal.

Either way they a are statistically irrelevant fringe group who are getting a disproportionate amount of the mainstream media's attention. One has to wonder why.

originally posted by: daskakik

originally posted by: JinMI
Even with them, doubt it would reach 30k.

The original NAZI (German Workers' Party) party, supposedly, started out with 60 members. Just saying.

Your insinuation that the Nazis could somehow expand their ranks exponentially across a nation as large and diverse ethnically, culturally, and ideologically as the United States is laughable.

originally posted by: underpass61
Either way they a statistically irrelevant fringe group who are getting a disproportionate amount of the mainstream media's attention. One has to wonder why.

That was a pretty significant shift in goal posts.

Your insinuation that the Nazis could somehow expand their ranks exponentially across a nation as large and diverse ethnically, culturally, and ideologically as the United States is laughable.

It isn't the card carrying nazis that people are worried about it is the umbrella group that they are a part of.

Then you have the perception of the people actually pushing back against them. If they see a nazi in every white person then you are not gong to change their minds by saying that you are a card carrying member of the libertarian party. Although that is on them.

originally posted by: daskakik

originally posted by: underpass61
Either way they a statistically irrelevant fringe group who are getting a disproportionate amount of the mainstream media's attention. One has to wonder why.

That was a pretty significant shift in goal posts.

What goal posts? American Nazis are even more irrelevant than German Nazis.

It isn't the card carrying nazis that people are worried about it is the umbrella group that they are a part of.

Then you have the perception of the people actually pushing back against them. If they see a nazi in every white person then you are not gong to change their minds by saying that you are a card carrying member of the libertarian party. Although that is on them.

Can you please identify this mysterious "umbrella group"? I've never heard of it.

originally posted by: underpass61
What goal posts? American Nazis are even more irrelevant than German Nazis.

Going from they don't exist to they are irrelevant is a shift in goalposts.

Can you please identify this mysterious "umbrella group"? I've never heard of it.

I find it hard to believe you have not come across the name Alt-Right?

originally posted by: daskakik

originally posted by: underpass61
What goal posts? American Nazis are even more irrelevant than German Nazis.

Going from they don't exist to they are irrelevant is a shift in goalposts.[/quote]

I never said they don't exist

I find it hard to believe you have not come across the name Alt-Right?

I doubt you could find even 5% of the U.S. population that self-identifies as "alt-right", and of those maybe half who would tolerate Nazis, KKK, or whatever. That's some "umbrella group".

I personally have never met anyone claiming to be alt-right. Sounds like another label created by the MSM to stir outrage and fear. Appearently it's working.

originally posted by: underpass61
I never said they don't exist

This sounded like a no true Scotsman fallacy to me implying that they did not in fact exist because it would be illogical:

I doubt a true Nazi would support any President that got help from the Russians,

I doubt you could find even 5% of the U.S. population that self-identifies as "alt-right", and of those maybe half who would tolerate Nazis, KKK, or whatever. That's some "umbrella group".

What you doubt and don't doubt really isn't that relevant either. The truth is that these groups do exists and they have formed loose ties.

I personally have never met anyone claiming to be alt-right. Sounds like another label created by the MSM to stir outrage and fear. Appearently it's working.

No, it's creator is documented and it wasn't the MSM.

originally posted by: daskakik

originally posted by: underpass61
I never said they don't exist

What you doubt and don't doubt really isn't that relevant either. The truth is that these groups do exists and they have formed loose ties.

Every group with "loose ties" under this umbrella of yours still represents an insignificant percentage of the population. Trying to drum up fear and hysteria over them is a waste of time. There's a lot bigger things to be concerned about, which was actually my point in the first place.

a reply to: underpass61

All I said was that the original NAZI party was small. That is just a statement of fact. Not meant to drum up fear or hysteria. You seem to have made my post out to be something it wasn't.

a reply to: daskakik

My bad then. I assumed by your statement you were implying there was a possibility this small group of American Nazi knuckleheads could rise to power here in the U.S., just like the Germans did. Never gonna happen, that was all I was trying to say.

a reply to: underpass61

That is why I put, "just saying" at the end.

originally posted by: daskakik
No, it's creator is documented and it wasn't the MSM.

you surely realize how short and inaccurate people's memories are, because the term alt-right was created by hillary clinton during the second to last election debate... just saying...

a reply to: namehere

When was that because "alt-right" is attributed to Richard Spencer, circa 2010 and "Alternative right" to Paul Gottfried circa 2008.