Unite The Right Protests Washington D.C. Live stream(s)

a reply to: olaru12
www.theguardian.com...(comments in article are hilarious btw)
country music (barring cowboy troys hick-hop style) ,eating a lot of vegetables and dairy compared to other races (from us department of agriculture) and living near supermarkets (they are 4x more likely to live near a supermarket then african americans) .drinking heavily . enjoy the arts/music .being semi famous on youtube for shenanigans with the "pretext of hey yall watch this" before something usually terrible happens , fake tans , rock and roll(obvious exception for Hendrix a rock god) but thats changing with bands like baby metal,

being Amish who are almost entirely statistically white,golf for while (tiger woods being the most famous exception i could come up with) ,wearing crocs and cargo pants (mostly pointed out as a joke) ,Blue jeans initially, Traffic laws,basketball was an originally a white sport that shifted to a predominatly black demographic,hipsterdom(being a hipster) ,

mini marshmallows and by extension the food ambrosia fruit salad (even coconut producing countries never really caught on to that vs how we in america did) . having predominately euro centric views (more so in the old days) ,Hillbilly culture more so in the beginning but has expanded to that of other races more recently,

colonialism (japan colonizing korea and parts of asia being an exception) but china's forays into africa seem to be restarting the old practice .oh and for now being the culture that landed on the moon and keeping bags of plastic bags in a drawer in the kitchen(again mostly a joke) . Robber barons(more American white culture) WASP culture and traditions, white guilt,Kilts,leiderhosen,manifest destiny.

not really caring about percentage of race what i mean if your mixed white and identify as white you dont necessarily get grief from other members of the white community (example if your German Irish,spanish and British for example no one is gonan care about your degrees of whiteness) where as if your half black half white or not a dark skinned African/African American/African whatever combo your not likely to get the same greif some dark skinned blacks give to the lighter shaded blacks (they say lighter shaded blacks experience less discrimination) i think thats called colorisim see this article for description thegrapevine.theroot.com... scholar.princeton.edu...

en.wikipedia.org... this book talks about the 4 dominant subgroups of white culture that immigrated to the usa originally

Albion's Seed: Four British Folkways in America is a 1989 book by David Hackett Fischer that details the folkways of four groups of people who moved from distinct regions of Great Britain (Albion) to the United States. The argument is that the culture of each of the groups persisted, to provide the basis for the modern United States.[1] Fischer explains "the origins and stability of a social system which for two centuries has remained stubbornly democratic in its politics, capitalist in its economy, libertarian in its laws and individualist in its society and pluralistic in its culture."[2] Fischer describes Albion's Seed as a modified Teutonic germ theory within the framework of the Frontier Thesis and the migration model.

www.vox.com...

originally posted by: seeker1963
a reply to: theantediluvian



Do we have a WET? White Entertainment Television? Does our Congress have a WCC, White Congressional Caucus? How about a WCF, White College Fund?

Everything that's not BET, etc.

originally posted by: Annee

originally posted by: seeker1963
a reply to: theantediluvian



Do we have a WET? White Entertainment Television? Does our Congress have a WCC, White Congressional Caucus? How about a WCF, White College Fund?

Everything that's not BET, etc.

Prove it! Seems the whole Corporitacracy is the ideology of your beliefs at this moment. So do you worship the evil 1%? Seems you do since you adhere to everything they show you on the television and you regurgitate it ad nauseam?

a reply to: seeker1963

Completely unfazed by your last argument being shot down, you just move on? Why can't you just admit that Unite the Right is a rally for a bunch of white supremacists and be done with it? You're not a white supremacist are you? You're not a white nationalist are you? You're not a neo-Nazi are you? I assume you find their ideologies reprehensible?

So why try to deflect and distract from what they are? I'm sure you wouldn't look at a Klan rally and try to claim they're a bunch of linen aficionados?

Do we have a WET? White Entertainment Television? Does our Congress have a WCC, White Congressional Caucus? How about a WCF, White College Fund?

It's like you just choose to ignore history. There's a reason all these things came into being. The UNCF started in the 40s, you know a generation before the Civil Rights Act of 1964 finally put an end to white discrimination against black people under the law. IIRC, it was started out of Tuskegee University.

Do you know how Tuskegee University came into being in the 1880s? Black civic leaders cut a deal with a former Confederate officer that if they would rally votes for him, he'd push for the establishment of a black university in Alabama... because... wait for it... black people weren't allowed in white universities and there was a need to have a university to educate black teachers so they could in turn teach in those black schools that the white conservatives had relegated black people to.

This is just simple objective reality stuff.

When the CBC was formed in 1969, there'd only been 7 black Representatives elected to the House in the 20th century (the first in the late 20s). Segregation had literally just ended. Of course the handful of black people in Congress were banding together to fight for equity.

You try to pass these things off as some sort of examples of black privilege but the reality is that only came into being in the first place because of white racism and the exclusion of black people from mainstream institutions.

originally posted by: theantediluvian
a reply to: seeker1963

Completely unfazed by your last argument being shot down, you just move on? Why can't you just admit that Unite the Right is a rally for a bunch of white supremacists and be done with it? You're not a white supremacist are you? You're not a white nationalist are you? You're not a neo-Nazi are you? I assume you find their ideologies reprehensible?

So why try to deflect and distract from what they are? I'm sure you wouldn't look at a Klan rally and try to claim they're a bunch of linen aficionados?

Do we have a WET? White Entertainment Television? Does our Congress have a WCC, White Congressional Caucus? How about a WCF, White College Fund?

It's like you just choose to ignore history. There's a reason all these things came into being. The UNCF started in the 40s, you know a generation before the Civil Rights Act of 1964 finally put an end to white discrimination against black people under the law. IIRC, it was started out of Tuskegee University.

Do you know how Tuskegee University came into being in the 1880s? Black civic leaders cut a deal with a former Confederate officer that if they would rally votes for him, he'd push for the establishment of a black university in Alabama... because... wait for it... black people weren't allowed in white universities and there was a need to have a university to educate black teachers so they could in turn teach in those black schools that the white conservatives had relegated black people to.

This is just simple objective reality stuff.

When the CBC was formed in 1969, there'd only been 7 black Representatives elected to the House in the 20th century (the first in the late 20s). Segregation had literally just ended. Of course the handful of black people in Congress were banding together to fight for equity.

You try to pass these things off as some sort of examples of black privilege but the reality is that only came into being in the first place because of white racism and the exclusion of black people from mainstream institutions.

What makes you think your important enough that your opinion of me matters?

a reply to: seeker1963

Nothing Wrong with that , after all , they are American Citizens and have the Right .

a reply to: theantediluvian

Why can't you just admit that Unite the Right is a rally for a bunch of white supremacists and be done with it?

*bunch.

Some bloke on twitter just said that if the TVs weren't present, it would just be 20 assholes doing dumb sh!t and no-one would give a #.

I see no support for these swallowers other than in their own circles, small tiny little circles.

I know you don't like him, but your man Jack has a point.....



At least we can agree that 'CNN sucks' will become the standard view folks hold across the spectrum, where 'CNN' merely replaces the more generalised 'MSM'.

Journalists are the new target - skin color is getting too obvious.

a reply to: Sublimecraft

20 white supremacists?

OMG!


Nuke them from orbit.


It's the only way to be sure.

a reply to: RalagaNarHallas

I'm perfectly fine with white folks being proud of their whiteness. But marching up and down the street to celebrate their whiteness is moderately silly. But some folk mark up their nice white skin with all colors of ink and poke holes in their white ears and lips so they can become "tribal" as they describe it. Seeking an identity thru modification of a body that God gave them is none on my business. Thank God we live in a country where individuals are free to be as goofy as they want.

But I stand behind my cannibalism quote until you pry it from my cold dead hands!!!

"No border, no wall, no USA at all"



twitter

a reply to: Sublimecraft

See!

If you allow for free speech, then people will eventually reveal themselves for the people they really are!

Ta-daaaa!

a reply to: Sublimecraft

What! The protesters are anti USA, what a bunch of clowns...

originally posted by: DBCowboy
a reply to: Sublimecraft

See!

If you allow for free speech, then people will eventually reveal themselves for the people they really are!

Ta-daaaa!

Beautiful in all it's glory, isn't it?

aka: "give a man enough rope, and he'll eventually hang himself"

20 white supremacists?

100 million + 'blacks,hispanics,asians'.

Don't stand a chance!

www.infoplease.com...

It's a GD humanitarian crisis!

Call the UN!

a reply to: Sublimecraft


The ultimate irony is that if they actually got their way, they wouldn't have the freedom to protest any more.

originally posted by: DBCowboy
a reply to: Sublimecraft


The ultimate irony is that if they actually got their way, they wouldn't have the freedom to protest any more.

They don't get it because they are being used as useful idiots for those pulling their strings.

What is sad is that when they realize it, it will be far too late for us all........

originally posted by: DBCowboy
a reply to: Sublimecraft


The ultimate irony is that if they actually got their way, they wouldn't have the freedom to protest any more.

It's like they've been locked in a temporal propaganda bubble for 20 years and then unleashed on the public for 24 hours today - like a government experiment on social engineering and the planting of memes and ideas.

Unite the right is racist A holes. Bottom line they are marching to get people mad hoping they will do something stupid so they can play the victim's. I watched the DC rally earlier it was like 20 white guys. In fact it was so small the police move them into a couple of vans for their safety to remove them from the area.

These white supremacist are playing a game my advice dont play the game.

originally posted by: Sublimecraft

originally posted by: DBCowboy
a reply to: Sublimecraft


The ultimate irony is that if they actually got their way, they wouldn't have the freedom to protest any more.

It's like they've been locked in a temporal propaganda bubble for 20 years and then unleashed on the public for 24 hours today - like a government experiment on social engineering and the planting of memes and ideas.

Today?????' Snip!

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