White nationalism is NOT white supremacism.

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  1. Aleksander Ulyanov

    Aleksander Ulyanov Well-Known Member

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    Which is why you should recognize it and make allowances
     
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    And Nazism wasnt national Socialism, it was Aryan preservation.
     
  3. Darthcervantes

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    You can be white, put your country before others (nationalist), and still love your fellow man regardless of race
    /end thread
     
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    Mexico as a country has an inferiority complex.

    After two world wars and being defeated twice, Germany had it's cajones castrated and indoctrinated being snowflakes and adapting political correctness.

    Japan and the Japanese people by definition (not the PC revisionist definition) are racist.
    Japan still believe they are the superior race and Germans cone in as #2.
     
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    I didn't sidestep. I answered you. Don't tell me what I am supposed to do. I can decide for myself.
     
  6. Renee

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    Damn I keep forgetting Sarcasm is a high form of humor....
     
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    There’s that extremism again
     
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    Describing neo-Nazis, white supremacists, and members of the KKK who participated in an armed invasion of Charlottesville, VA, Trump said, "you also had people that were very fine people, on both sides."

    Describing four women of color who are members of Congress and known as "The Squad," Trump said, “Why don’t they go back and help fix the totally broken and crime infested places from which they came.”

    When Trump announced his candidacy in 2015, he said, "When Mexico sends its people, they’re not sending their best. They’re not sending you. They’re not sending you. They’re sending people that have lots of problems, and they’re bringing those problems with us. They’re bringing drugs. They’re bringing crime. They’re rapists."

    At a political rally in El Paso in February, Trump said ICE had picked up immigrants for tens of thousands of crimes, and ticked off a list of those crimes and the stats that he claimed accompanied them. He further claimed there were "4,000 immigrant murderers swept up by ICE in the previous two years." The White House could not substantiate the claim. “Murders, murders, murders. Killings. Murders,” Trump said maniacally, prompting chants of “build the wall” from the crowd.

    "Invasion. Aliens. Killers. Criminals." Those are among the words Trump repeatedly uses while discussing immigrants during his campaign rallies, according to a USA TODAY analysis of the transcripts from more than five dozen of those events.

    Patrick W. Crusius, 21, told police that he had targeted Mexicans. He wrote a four-page manifesto that said he was carrying out the attack in “response to the Hispanic invasion of Texas.”

    Politico reports, "House Minority Whip Steve Scalise on Sunday called it “a very slippery slope” to blame President Donald Trump’s rhetoric for deadly mass shootings in recent weeks."

    “But to try to assign blame to somebody else, I think, is a very slippery slope because the president's no more responsible for that shooting as your next guest, Bernie Sanders, is for my shooting,” said Scalise"

    What a crock of pathetic bullshit! Republicans are desperate to explain away Trump's dangerous rhetoric. Of course, giving us a load of B.S. is a lot easier on television where Trump's inflammatory rhetoric in not evident.
     
  9. Collateral Damage

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    Nowhere in your post is sarcasm indicated, considering your continued statement.

    Nice try, but not buying it. It falls in line with the rest of your thinking.
     
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    The phrase came from the progressives. They also invented “African American”.
     
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    More dishonest comedy. ^^^^
     
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    Glad you recognize what CNN/MSNBC is all about.
     
  13. Daniel Light

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    If it was just about nationalism, then why the need to put "white" in front of it - unless it's about white supremacy?
    End of thread.
     
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    No. The phrase was popularized by KKK dragon and the founder of stormfront, Don Black, in an effort to make the KKK more palatable. His son, also a former KKK member, has discussed this numerous times.
     
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    Exactly! Why do you feel the need to put "white" in front of it
    I know why..because ignorant folks don't know the difference between supremacIST and nationalIST and it helps the left fuel race baiting
    End thread
     
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    Those constructs of the left. Ask yourself.
     
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    The KKK can’t popularize anything. The progressive left manufactured the phrase to falsely claim that Caucasians who are nationalists must also be racists. It ridiculous and disgusting.
     
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    I would add “educated” people who have a view of US as corrupt due to the white race.
     
  19. Daniel Light

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    Again, no. It was a construct of Don Black, a KKK dragon and founder of stormfront who popularized the term "white nationalist" in an effort to soften the image of the KKK. The term went right from stormfront.com to Breitbart.
     
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    That’s ridiculous. You want us all to believe that a member of the 5,000 individuals of the wacko KKK is responsible for the entirety of the progressive left adopting the phrase to link placing the welfare of US citizens first to racism ?????
     
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    Educate yourself. Google "Don Black and White Nationalism". Don Black's son has an interesting tale to tell.
     
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    You are asking us to believe that the KKK is responsible for the vast white nationalism conspiracy invented by the progressive left ???? Amazing.
     
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    No - simply pointing out how Don Black used the power of the internet (he started Stormfront.com) with over 120,000 registered members to rebrand the KKK as white nationalism. It has been well documented. You can pretend otherwise, but that doesn't change what he did.
     
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    So, long as Americans embrace the fundamental principles that distinguish the USA from other nations it does not matter if they are 100% non-white - they would still be accurately described as American nationalists - among other things.

    None of the the things that are exceptional about America have been determined by race or racial theory. It is true that almost all of the Founders, including the first Pilgrims who fled into the wilderness to escape the restrictions of the Plymouth commune, were white and English, but it was their spirit not their race that distinguished them from other Europeans and the rest of the world.

    All like minded individuals, regardless of race or ethic background are, at heart, hard core Americans. That would probably include a significant faction of those running across our borders right now.
     
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    So now you are claiming that the KKK controls the minds of the left biased progressive media and university elites ?? Why would progressives claim anything because of the word of a KKK member ?? That's too funny.
     
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