White Supremacy is a big nothing burger

originally posted by: neo96

originally posted by: luthier
a reply to: neo96

Except a lot switched parties and became republicans so...

No.

They never SWITCHED.

How can you so blatantly post absolutely false very fake news like this?

Are you trolling?
Sometimes I wonder if you are.

Because no one is that ignorant!

a reply to: enlightenedservant

You know, when people like Strom Thurmond switched parties in 1964 to join the Republicans because he was against racial integration.

But...wait...we just learned that "they" never switched parties. So how could Thurmond have switched parties?

a reply to: neo96

Hey was George Washington a liberal? How about Jefferson? John Locke?

a reply to: neo96

The Klanbake, a famous KKK skirmish with NY police, also the one that Trumps father attended & was arrested but not charged for.

Newspaper clips obtained by VICE suggest the Republican frontrunner's father may have worn the robe and hood of a Klansman in 1927.

www.vice.com...

K~

a reply to: Hazardous1408

These people haven't even read the States' articles of secession which literally lay out their reasons for seceding. In their own words, some of the States flat out said it was over the slavery of Negroes/black race, etc. Yet people here have tried to argue that it wasn't over slavery. I don't even think they've read the Constitution of the Confederacy either because it has 10 clauses that guarantee and regulate the slave trade & slave ownership in the confederacy. But they will still pretend that it had nothing to do with slavery.

a reply to: luthier

No they didn't.

The American hypenated isms.

The LEFT.

Incessantly running around judging people by the color of their skin (white supremacists) instead of the content of the Character.

The LEFT.

Identity politics.

There is no better weapon of mass destruction than running around calling people racists.

They've been doing it for the last almost nine years.

a reply to: Shamrock6

Not to mention the voters in attendance of their group.

a reply to: Hazardous1408

Because no one is that ignorant!

"How often have I said to you that when you have eliminated the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth?" - Pete Rose

a reply to: neo96

Was Jefferson a liberal or do words change?

a reply to: neo96

Identity politics.

There is no bigger example of identity politics than white nationalism and the "white genocide" mantra.

The RIGHT, in case you were unaware.

a reply to: seeker1963

I don't know who you're trying to kid either. Had you been a voter in the South prior to the 60's? You'd have voted Democrat up and down, every single election except for the brief period where the Dixiecrats were a party and you'd have voted for them instead.

Nothing like a bunch of people who would have been George Wallace fanboys doing the "but but but muh Klanbake!" bull#. I don't know if you're actually fooling yourselves or not but you're not fooling anyone else.

a reply to: neo96

white supremacist haters

That's a funny way to label everyone that is not a white supremacist.

a reply to: Shamrock6

Don't forget "white genocide" and "cultural Marxism."

a reply to: theantediluvian

Good call.

And that "white nationalist" really just means "white person that's patriotic" and is a freshly invented term. That's another one we forgot for a moment.

a reply to: Hazardous1408

How can you so blatantly post absolutely false very fake news like this?

What's false about it ?


www.msnbc.com...

“America has lost a voice of principle and reason,” the president said.

www.nytimes.com...

Gun control created to keep 'blacks' disarmed.

And we ALL know who still pushes it.

originally posted by: Xcalibur254
a reply to: neo96

white supremacist haters

That's a funny way to label everyone that is not a white supremacist.

What am I suppose to call them ?

Liberal ?

Can't do that cause white supremacist haters are thought nazis.

I think what you're not getting is that the "threat" isn't necessarily a physical one with white supremacists. It's their ideology and the effect that has on those vulnerable to it. It perpetuates hate and a notion that others are less-than, which fosters a negative treatment of those others, whether that's manifested in discrimination, outright racism, or, at worst, violence. What you fail to realize is that Trump, through his ignorant rhetoric throughout his campaign and continuing through his presidency, has emboldened these groups, and that presents a *real threat* to the young and/or impressionable. Any surge in these groups needs to be taken seriously and needs to be addressed before their viral hate can take hold.

originally posted by: Hazardous1408
a reply to: neo96

Identity politics.

There is no bigger example of identity politics than white nationalism and the "white genocide" mantra.

The RIGHT, in case you were unaware.

I am all for talking bout GENOCIDE.

www.washingtontimes.com...

Which so many are apparently unware.

a reply to: neo96

They've been doing it for the last almost nine years.

You mean since 2008 when America elected a half-black dude with a funny name and you all lost your #, formed the Tea Party with your Koch money and started embarrassing yourselves in public at your weekly rallies and protests?

Oh look, here's a sign calling for the impeachment of Obama:



Let me give it the typical wingnut treatment of 2017:

OMG! OMG! OMG! YOU WERE SO BUTTHURT ABOUT LOSING THAT YOU TRIED TO OVERTHROW THE PRESIDENT! TRAITORS! GET OVER IT LOSERS! YOU LOST! STOPPING HAVING TANTRUMS!

originally posted by: Shamrock6
a reply to: theantediluvian

Good call.

And that "white nationalist" really just means "white person that's patriotic" and is a freshly invented term. That's another one we forgot for a moment.

I personally created both the terms "white nationalist" and "alt-right" so that I could use them to spread the false idea that people who want an exclusively white ethno-state are racists.