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originally posted by: netbound
Seriously, though, hate groups like the KKK, the Aryan Nation (White Christian Separatists), Neo-Nazi’s, etc. are terrorists just the same as ISIS and Al Qaeda. Maybe they’re not as organized and are fewer in number, but still they present a real threat to society.
Is there some sort of fringe-right political correctness that I'm unfamiliar with which demands tolerance of the points of views of douche bags like these?
originally posted by: SonOfThor
a reply to: Annee
I consider myself Asatru, and like any religion there are a lot of normal, non radical / terroristic folks.
Some white supremacists may be Asatru, but Asatru does not support white supremacy.
originally posted by: SonOfThor
a reply to: Annee
I consider myself Asatru, and like any religion there are a lot of normal, non radical / terroristic folks.
Some white supremacists may be Asatru, but Asatru does not support white supremacy.
originally posted by: Spider879
It is absolutely amazing to me that these retards would choose Black churches to kick off a "race war" as they are the least likely to respond with counter violence given that institution's history of nonviolent responses to violence, all that would do is create sympathy and condemnation from government to pulpits across the nation and a massive state and local crack down on such groups, there are however a number of Black organizations that would point loaded weapons in their direction and fire.
originally posted by: netbound
“neighbors said they were unaware of any illegal activity occurring at the Doyle home, where a ‘Join, or Die’ banner showing a severed snake hung from the porch and a target full of bullet holes occupied part of the front lawn.“
I guess the neighbors just never noticed the sign on the front porch or the target practice going on in the front yard. LOL! Maybe they were afraid of retaliation if they said anything. Who knows?
originally posted by: theantediluvian
I don't know much of anything about Ásatrú but it appears that it started in the US in the 1960's as part of the Odinism religious movement which is in turn part of the great neo-Pagan religious movements intended to revive worship of the pre-Christian gods of the Germanic tribes of Europe.
It seems a natural fit for white supremacists given the occult aspects of Nazism.