American Nazi Party leader sees 'a real opportunity' with a Trump presidency

I guess with friends like this who needs enemies.

www.theguardian.com...

The leader of the American Nazi Party has said the election of Donald Trump as president would present “a real opportunity for people like white nationalists” to start “acting intelligently”, with the aim of building a mainstream political presence similar to that of the Congressional Black Caucus. John Kasich: Trump's 'disturbing' campaign could cost him Ohio.

“It’s kinda hard to go and call us bigots,” said party chairman Rocky Suhayda, “if we don’t go around and act like a bigot.”

Indeed, if one doesn't go around acting like bigots, it's hard to call someone a bigot. You may want to not call yourself the American Nazi Party however. That would certainly go a long way toward neutralising the bigot tag.

You might also want to change your logo if you don't want to be seen as bigots.

In the “frequently asked questions” section of its website, the American Nazi Party defines itself: “We are National Socialists, although we use the designation ‘Nazi’, simply because at the present time, most Americans would not understand ‘WHAT’ a National Socialist ‘IS’, confusing us with some kind of Marxist ideology. “NS are certainly NOT ‘supremacists’, rather we are SEPARATISTS – we believe that RACIAL SEPARATION is best for all concerned. White and non-White alike.”

Unfortunately this sort of thinking is making a comeback, and it's interesting that groups like this are aligning themselves with Trump.

Some people are seriously mental.


Do these people not know Western & Eastern nations fought the Nazi scourge.
Operation Paperclip aside, why would anyone wanna be affiliated with Nazism?

And the leader of the KKK is endorsing clinton....
so what?!
Whats your point?

a reply to: cuckooold

US politics are so banal as to be anal.

Sure, let us connect the Nazi Party with Donald Trump because .... politics are like that.

The Nazi Party has much more in common with the Hillary (Wicked Witch of Wall St). They both want war and more war and they want to take all of the guns away. Enslavement is what both want.

Open your eyes America!

Perhaps Donald can rebuild America and fix all of the problems with an aging infrastructure.

P

a reply to: Hazardous1408

Why set Operation Paperclip aside?

a reply to: cuckooold

After seeing how groups like BLM and the Black Panther party thrived under a black president it's no wonder groups like the American Nazi Party think they may thrive under a white president.

a reply to: cuckooold



That's pretty disgusting. I know they have a right to speak, but I'll do my best to exercise my right to ignore the sh#t out of them. Damned Nazis.

At least no one deflected to Hillary within one post.


That'd be predictable.

originally posted by: NthOther
a reply to: Hazardous1408

Why set Operation Paperclip aside?

Because at the time it seemed like a whole other topic.

But you may have a point, Nth.

I think we can find consensus here.

originally posted by: Hazardous1408
At least no one deflected to Hillary within one post.


That'd be predictable.

It took three; still above the fold so to speak.

originally posted by: pryingopen3rdeye
And the leader of the KKK is endorsing clinton....
so what?!
Whats your point?

My point is it's interesting news. You saw fit to comment.

It's not proven or unproven that this is the case regarding Clinton.

www.snopes.com...

If so, this too is very interesting and newsworthy.

a reply to: cuckooold

Such racial theorizing has long since been discredited, even more since the mapping of the human genome. It's a superstition.

It also sounds like they are more inspired by the Congressional Black Caucus, which also sounds pretty racist for the exact same reasons, so there is no question a white national socialist party would wish to emulate that. But as for Trump, it sounds like they want to ride his momentum.

originally posted by: Hazardous1408
Some people are seriously mental.


Do these people not know Western & Eastern nations fought the Nazi scourge.
Operation Paperclip aside, why would anyone wanna be affiliated with Nazism?

Using the Nazi name for exposure probably isn't the smartest decision they could've made, but I don't think its any different than Bernie running as a Democrat or Trump running as a Republican.

originally posted by: pryingopen3rdeye
And the leader of the KKK is endorsing clinton....
so what?!
Whats your point?

His point is that since some presumed racists support Trump that ALL Trump supporters are racists.

Hoping like hell to shame folks who support Trump.

originally posted by: Bone75

originally posted by: Hazardous1408
Some people are seriously mental.


Do these people not know Western & Eastern nations fought the Nazi scourge.
Operation Paperclip aside, why would anyone wanna be affiliated with Nazism?

Using the Nazi name for exposure probably isn't the smartest decision they could've made, but I don't think its any different than Bernie running as a Democrat or Trump running as a Republican.

Never thought of it like that, Bone.

Good point.

originally posted by: cuckooold
I guess with friends like this who needs enemies.

www.theguardian.com...

The leader of the American Nazi Party has said the election of Donald Trump as president would present “a real opportunity for people like white nationalists” to start “acting intelligently”, with the aim of building a mainstream political presence similar to that of the Congressional Black Caucus. John Kasich: Trump's 'disturbing' campaign could cost him Ohio.

“It’s kinda hard to go and call us bigots,” said party chairman Rocky Suhayda, “if we don’t go around and act like a bigot.”

Indeed, if one doesn't go around acting like bigots, it's hard to call someone a bigot. You may want to not call yourself the American Nazi Party however. That would certainly go a long way toward neutralising the bigot tag.

You might also want to change your logo if you don't want to be seen as bigots.

In the “frequently asked questions” section of its website, the American Nazi Party defines itself: “We are National Socialists, although we use the designation ‘Nazi’, simply because at the present time, most Americans would not understand ‘WHAT’ a National Socialist ‘IS’, confusing us with some kind of Marxist ideology. “NS are certainly NOT ‘supremacists’, rather we are SEPARATISTS – we believe that RACIAL SEPARATION is best for all concerned. White and non-White alike.”

Unfortunately this sort of thinking is making a comeback, and it's interesting that groups like this are aligning themselves with Trump.

Of course, Trump has brought the alt-right into the main stream no matter if it was done on purpose or not. You have the MSM calling him racist and guess what? That is making the racist flock to his side.

a reply to: cuckooold

OK I know the USA has freedom of speech but dirt like the NAZI party should have been banned even in the US long ago or regarded as internal terrorist's, it actually sicken's me to think that such low intelligence racially intollerant bigoted dirt bag's like that actually have a pedestal to stand on without someone in authority kicking it out from under them and I am certain that there are many family's of those US service personel that died in WW2 that would also like to see the dirt that such a bunch of insane fanatic's actually are washed away from the grimy face of society.

We at least stuck Oswald Mosley in prison, put him on trial for treason and banned the brown shirt's (Even though they did later resurface as the National Front NF and then later integrated and more or less took over the BNP).

I have nothing against Nationalism but the NAZI's are so much more and twist Nationalism with Racism and intolerance to a whole other world of evil.

It has to be said that in the US they have there own opposite number, another NAZI party called the BLACK PANTHER's, the Black Nazi's whom want racial superiority for there own portion of the US citizenship and unfortunately though they are every bit as evil they have more acceptance among the youth and elders of Black America because of the suffering of generations of oppression.

The normal SANE people in the middle ground get walked over by both side's and the Silent majority are mindless sheep as always - often easily led by whatever arguement win's them over on the day.

But hey that is the US and our politics is every bit as bad.

a reply to: cuckooold

While the Swastika is a hated symbol to some, it's also is an ancient religious symbol that is still sacred and auspicious symbol in many religions.

So if you have a negative reaction to seeing a swastika, that's your personal bigotry.

One of my friends tells a story about how one of his Hindu friends came over his house wearing a swastika shirt. Before they went out, my friend made his friend change. In fear of ignorant Americans and their reaction to his religious symbol.


I find it funny that when a white person or a group of white people want segregation, they are bigots
When a black person or a group of black people wants segregation, the aren't bigots.

Until everyone calls everything fair and equal, things won't be fair and equal. Hold everyone to the same standards

a reply to: Teikiatsu

Only a clip from one of the best movie's of all time with some brilliant music, remember the penguin as well, every catholic school boy's nightmare come true.

It actually made me think of this though it has to be said that most KKK would deny being NAZI's and they are actually different organization's that just believe in mostly the same distasteful thing's,


Now I must say this also a lot of people on both side's were never racist until the met a racist or racist's from the other side of the created racial divide, a divide people have made for themselves through gang and gheto mentality's and an unwillingness to accept people that look different to themselves, it is not even a cultural thing just skin color in the US that divides these community's more often that not.