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‘A Bunch of Weird Losers’: White Nationalism Losing Ground in US

Those are harsh but needed things which they have to do to re-establish white supremacy. Red Indian wouldn't have made Great America, it was white people who did - So, it's only white people who can make America Great again. For rest of world, Only these white nationalists with strong support can keep rest of Americans busy at home instead of meddling overseas.
Your advocating the Red Indian genocide?
 
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Those are harsh but needed things which they have to do to re-establish white supremacy. Red Indian wouldn't have made Great America, it was white people who did - So, it's only white people who can make America Great again. For rest of world, Only these white nationalists with strong support can keep rest of Americans busy at home instead of meddling overseas.
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Jared Taylor is quite well spoken and makes some good points from the white identitarian point of view.

One can go on dismissing them as racists or nazis or whatever but the fact is that they are a legit political voice now, their point of view must be heard no matter how much one may disagree with them.

LOL you're quite the dumbo aren't you? Funny this article is about weird losers and here you come to show us one of these weird losers thinks like.

No, Nazis and racists points of views do not have to be heard. Why on Earth would you think such a dumb thing? But being an Indian you probably don't understand this since racism is part of your culture.

But in the rest of the world neo Nazis are frequently banned from outlets. No one has to host your stupid opinions or listen to them, there is no such law.

Dim people such as yourself simply do not understand the concept of freedom of speech. Thankfully neo Nazis like Richard Spencer, and idiots like Alex Jones have now been deplatformed. You would know this if you weren't such a dumb Indian.
 
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So many white racist lives in america, at least hundred of millions. But some pocs like the indians see these white racists as superior to them and treat them as their masters.
 
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So many white racist lives in america, at least hundred of millions. But some pocs like the indians see these white racists as superior to them and treat them as their masters.

Yes its really pathetic how an Indian person is spreading the neo Nazi racist ideology of white people for them.

Those racist whites would all certainly consider any Indian lower than a dog.
 
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Yes its really pathetic how an Indian person is spreading the neo Nazi racist ideology of white people for them.

Those racist whites would all certainly consider any Indian lower than a dog.

White supremacists had a place for Hindus during the British Raj. They used to use them as coolies.
 
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LOL you're quite the dumbo aren't you? Funny this article is about weird losers and here you come to show us one of these weird losers thinks like.

No, Nazis and racists points of views do not have to be heard. Why on Earth would you think such a dumb thing? But being an Indian you probably don't understand this since racism is part of your culture.

But in the rest of the world neo Nazis are frequently banned from outlets. No one has to host your stupid opinions or listen to them, there is no such law.

Dim people such as yourself simply do not understand the concept of freedom of speech. Thankfully neo Nazis like Richard Spencer, and idiots like Alex Jones have now been deplatformed. You would know this if you weren't such a dumb Indian.
Brexit, Trump, Sebastian Kurz, goverments in Hungary, Poland, Italy, Slovakia.

Do you really not see what is going on ?
 
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Losing ground? I think they are gaining ground, are becoming more vocal and bold by the day with full support of current US regime, NRA and right wing media like Fox. They will get even stronger and would hopefully either bring America down if not split it into independent states. Wait and see.

‘A Bunch of Weird Losers’: White Nationalism Losing Ground in US

23:22 12.08.2018

On the anniversary weekend of the deadly “Unite the Right” rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, white nationalist groups are attempting to rebrand themselves and, by the looks of it, not having much success.

The violence in Charlottesville resulted in many major lawsuits against rally organizers, affecting recruitment and online fundraising efforts for Sunday's "Unite the Right 2" demonstrations in Washington, DC.

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Twitter Gives Proud Boys the Boot Ahead of Charlottesville Anniversary Rally


"These post-Charlottesville marches have no purpose, other than to make anyone who supports white self-determination look like a fringe lunatic," stated neo-Nazi website Daily Stormer publisher Andrew Anglin this month, in a blog post criticizing Sunday's rally in the nation's capital.

"We do not want the image of being a bunch of weird losers who march around like assholes while completely outnumbered and get mocked by the entire planet," he added, although many would affirm that his complaint came too late.

Richard Spencer, another principal organizer of last year's deadly Charlottesville rally, has also encouraged supporters not to attend Sunday's rally.

"I know that many have good intentions in going, but a rally like this does make sense at this time," Spencer, head of a white supremacist think tank in Alexandria, Virginia, tweeted last week. "I don't know exactly what will happen, but it probably will not be good."

According to some experts, Sunday's "Unite the Rally 2" is expected to be more disorganized than last year's, which would decrease turnout.

"I don't know that's it's substantially grown or shrunk," said Keegan Hankes, senior research analyst at the Southern Poverty Law Center's (SPLC) Intelligence Project, according to the Hill. "What I can say is, since the previous Unite the Right, it is far more disorganized."

"Every one of these groups is afraid they're going to be associated with any potential violence, but also be further associated with the violence last year," he noted.

Don Black, founder of white nationalist website Stormfront, stated recently that the effects of last year's violent Charlottesville rally are still being felt. "A lot of people have reevaluated the tactic," Black suggested Saturday, cited by The Hill.

"I don't have a problem with Jason Kessler (the main organizer of the white nationalist Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville) […] But some other people do because he's a […] very recent convert to our side and they feel that […] his events haven't been properly planned."

"Most of the organization leaders who supported the Charlottesville event are not supporting this one," Black added.

Last year's clashes between a far-right group protesting the removal of a statue of Confederate General Robert E. Lee and participants of a counter-rally, including Antifa, resulted in a car-ramming attack by a neo-fascist supporter of Unite the Right, killing one person, 32-year-old Heather Heyer, and injuring 19 others.

Following the tragedy, lawsuits were filed against organizers and attendees of the rally to prevent violent clashes from reoccurring.

Kessler and Spencer were accused of encouraging violence while Facebook, Google, Twitter and YouTube kicked off multiple white nationalists from their platforms as a means to stop the dissemination of neo-Nazi propaganda.

"That's probably been one of the most damaging things that's happened to the movement in the last couple years," SPLC's Hankes observed. "They can't disseminate propaganda as easily [and] it's a lot harder to raise money."

For this year's march, Kessler has forbidden the use of shields, weapons or any kind and "non-approved flags," although American and Confederate flags are still allowed.

Police at the Sunday rally have begun to remove the wooden poles Kessler and his supporters have attempted to carry in to the rally site.

According to Peter Montgomery, an expert on right-wing extremism at the advocacy group People For the American Way, white nationalists are attempting to rebrand themselves.

"You had people who wanted to disassociate themselves from who they saw as more embarrassing manifestations — people who come to these rallies holding Nazi signs and swastikas," he said.

"There's a part of the [racist neo-Nazi] movement that wants to be a kinder gentler face of the alt-right, but as a result it's kind-of splintered."

https://sputniknews.com/us/201808121067146132-white-nationalism-losing-ground-us/

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Non-white and white non-white accomplices are winning the game against the white.
 
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Do you really not see what is going on ?

A bunch of xenophobes who will scapegoat every minority before trying to solve the systemic economic and structural issues with their societies and the capitalist system.

Easy to hate and blame, and more difficult to sit down with scientists, economists, and politicians to solve problems.
 
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A bunch of xenophobes who will scapegoat every minority before trying to solve the systemic economic and structural issues with their societies and the capitalist system.

Easy to hate and blame, and more difficult to sit down with scientists, economists, and politicians to solve problems.
It is what it is. Calling them names isn't going to help either.
 
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