Richard Spencer speech at Florida campus sparks mass protest (live stream)

a reply to: LesMisanthrope

Yea this event just proves alt left and alt right can't debate like grown ups.

a reply to: JDmOKI

Maybe they could just go play civil war paintball and have nerf baton fights.

Wait a minute I have a new business plan.

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus

originally posted by: luthier
The nazis are also wannabee kkk though right?

The guys who put on Wehrmacht uniforms, show up at events and strut around are dress up fools who wouldn't have lasted five seconds in the real German army. They very well may be KKK members as well but that just shows that they are even bigger pussies since they cover their heads with low thread count sheets they probably grabbed at the local K-Mart.

They're all poseurs.

Excuse me, but Willard's wife Jenny makes the sheets AND the hoods. Low thread count my binary hiney.

originally posted by: 4003fireglo
Excuse me, but Willard's wife Jenny makes the sheets AND the hoods. Low thread count my binary hiney.

I don't know who those people are.

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

I think it's time for procreative deracialisization programs.

Maybe some tax incentives

originally posted by: luthier
I think it's time for procreative deracialisization programs.

It's five, which means it's time for a beverage. Maybe a nice German lager; crisp, clean and culturally pure.

a reply to: Black_Fox

When I was growing up, the saying used to be:

Sticks and stones may break my bones, but names will never hurt me.

I think these days, the kids are taught:

My sticks and stones will break your bones because your words have hurt me.

originally posted by: luthier
a reply to: Shamrock6

I am not asking. They actually studied Jim crow laws and the kkk.

Then you were asking a loaded question for no apparent reason, because I don't think anybody in this thread would say otherwise. And would probably point out that American laws at the time were not the only influence on his ideas.

Have I missed the gratuitous violence or has it been peaceful?

Been busy, haven't kept up with the hate.

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

Ahh yes. So it is.

a reply to: JDmOKI

Yea this event just proves alt left and alt right can't debate like grown ups.

Letting them echo away in silence would do a far better job at neutering white nationalists than bringing them the very attention they desire, not to mention they wouldn't have to attempt to deprive others of human rights while doing so.

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus

originally posted by: luthier
I think it's time for procreative deracialisization programs.

It's five, which means it's time for a beverage. Maybe a nice German lager; crisp, clean and culturally pure.

If only people know that Germany still has purity laws on the books...

originally posted by: luthier
a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

I think it's time for procreative deracialisization programs.

Maybe some tax incentives

You and ol' Edward Longshanks ..

originally posted by: DBCowboy
Have I missed the gratuitous violence or has it been peaceful?

Been busy, haven't kept up with the hate.

I'm going to put on my Obergruppenfuhrer's hat and kick you in the nards.

a reply to: Black_Fox

ah richard spencer - a dillemna :

do i attempt to beat some sense into him before or after i has allowed him to excersise his free speech ????

i would like to do both - but " before " has the unpalatable taste of manipulation about it

a reply to: Shamrock6

I was talking to Augustus. Wasn't really asking.

I just happened to read and be a former philosophy student where it was a topic I found interesting. The nazi movement had some roots in the US.

originally posted by: Shamrock6
If only people know that Germany still has purity laws on the books...

Thanks for hitting that one out. Makes teeing those up fun.

originally posted by: LesMisanthrope
a reply to: JDmOKI

Yea this event just proves alt left and alt right can't debate like grown ups.

Letting them echo away in silence would do a far better job at neutering white nationalists than bringing them the very attention they desire, not to mention they wouldn't have to attempt to deprive others of human rights while doing so.

Pretty much as most of these events aren't exactly free to attend. So anyone who goes in there to hear him has paid to do it in all probability.

Let folks waste their money if they want.

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus

originally posted by: DBCowboy
Have I missed the gratuitous violence or has it been peaceful?

Been busy, haven't kept up with the hate.

I'm going to put on my Obergruppenfuhrer's hat and kick you in the nards.

In other words, just another typical Thursday.

a reply to: burdman30ott6

There are two "alt-rights" in America. There's the one that actually is an alternative to the Republican party establishment, who support defense of border, language, and culture, and then there's this Spencer idiot and his small collective of asshats. I can tell you this for absolute certainty, for the majority of us who consider ourselves further right of the modern GOP and view RINOs as the cancer of this nation's politics, our "leader" sure as hell isn't a homosexual atheist who openly hates Jews and responsible American minorities. That, however, is exactly what RIchard Spencer is.

There aren't two Alt-Rights. There are a whole bunch of people who were misled by Breitbart and the Cernovich, Posobiec, Baked Alaska, Milo, etc etc clique into misidentifying with the Alt-Right. And that was by design. Have you read the Milo email leaks? Probably not, hasn't been posted about on ATS.

Then there is the actual Alt-Right, composed of white nationalists and the like who also consider themselves (and promote themselves) as an alternative to the GOP establishment, hence their name.

But hey, if you want to co-opt the name, do your thing. But let's not rewrite history.

As for Spencer, I'm not positive but I think you're wrong about that too. He's not gay. You're going to love this part... he's married to a Russian propagandist, Nina Kouprianova.

He's not a practicing Christian but I've heard him describe himself in interviews as agnostic and as a "cultural Christian" so not an atheist either apparently. Pretty sure he's not big on Jews but it's good to know that what you're describing as your very own "alt-right" could never be led by a gay atheist. What a radical departure from the GOP.