Originally posted by ilikecomics
Do the Japanese have a Japanese nationalist problem ?How did all these places end up ethnically homogeneous ?
What about nation states that aren't ethnically homogeneous, how did they end up like that ?
Ask the residents of Shin-Okubo if there's a Japanese supremacy problem.
Originally posted by jaden_2.0
Ask the residents of Shin-Okubo if there's a Japanese supremacy problem.
A Korean community in Tokyo is proof that there isn't a Japanese supremacy problem.
Good thing America has a Mexican/Japanese/ various flavors of the middle east town in almost every major city.
So Im glad you think there isn't a white supremacy problem.
Originally posted by ilikecomics
A Korean community in Tokyo is proof that there isn't a Japanese supremacy problem.Good thing America has a Mexican/Japanese/ various flavors of the middle east town in almost every major city.
So Im glad you think there isn't a white supremacy problem.
So your logic is that it isn't a problem unless every person in a racial group is a (insert their racial group) supremacist and that a country completely removes all other races?
OK then.
Originally posted by jaden_2.0
So your logic is that it isn't a problem unless every person in a racial group is a (insert their racial group) supremacist and that a country completely removes all other races?OK then.
No, I think what people think is white supremacy is actually statism and putting a racial slant on it is destructive in a multicultural society.
I think the way you dissected my line of questioning is right on tho.
But maybe I'm wrong. Who are some of the most powerful/visible agents of white supremacy iyo ?
Originally posted by ilikecomicsNo one denies that there are white supremacists in America. It's just that white supremacy isn't nearly as widespread as the leftists on this forum try to make it sound.
No, I think what people think is white supremacy is actually statism and putting a racial slant on it is destructive in a multicultural society.I think the way you dissected my line of questioning is right on tho.
But maybe I'm wrong. Who are some of the most powerful/visible agents of white supremacy iyo ?
Originally posted by eThneoLgrRnae
No one denies that there are white supremacists in America. It's just that white supremacy isn't nearly as widespread as the leftists on this forum try to make it sound.
Race extremists exist in every country. When I see "white nationalist problem" I assume it means these people are in key areas of power. To me that can only be accomplished politically, which circles back to my argument that what most people see as effects of white Nationalism are just effects of government.
If racists are in positions of power then that's because popular consent put them there.
So either white Nationalism is real and highlights why democracy is inherently dangerous, or there isn't a white Nationalism problem.
Denver Mass Shooter Identified as Far-Right Extremist
Investigators have identified the man who killed five people during a shooting spree in Denver and Lakewood Monday night. Lyndon McLeod, 47, was killed by police at the Belmar shopping center in Lakewood after he carried out shootings in at least six locations.
Denver Police Chief Paul Pazen said McLeod had been on law enforcement radar during two recent investigations, one in 2020 and another in 2021, but neither resulted in charges.
Three of the victims were at tattoo shops when they were killed. Alicia Cardenas and Alyssa Gunn-Maldonado were at Sol Tribe Tattoo and Piercing on Broadway in Denver, and Danny Scofield was at Lucky 13 Tattoo on Kipling Street in Lakewood. Additionally, a woman working at the Hyatt House in Belmar was killed by McLeod inside the hotel.
All of the victims were known to Mcleod through personal or business relationships, police said at a press conference Tuesday evening. Lakewood police responded to a report of a shooting at about 6:00 p.m., said John Romero, the department's public information officer.
The suspect shot and injured a Lakewood officer while fleeing the hotel, Romero said. The officer is in stable condition but will need to undergo more surgeries, police said. The suspect and officers then exchanged gunfire, and the suspect was shot and killed, Romero said.
The gunman accused of killing five people pledged "he would never go unarmed" as he posted several chilling red flags before his deadly rampage, including a three-book sci-fi series from 2018 to 2020 that appears to glorify violence.
He reportedly harbored extremist views and alt-right conspiracy theories online. McLeod shared a COVID conspiracy meme on Twitter that appears to show Facebook boss Mark Zuckerberg and Microsoft founder Bill Gates discussing an "injectable nanoworm."
Last year, the suspected gunman ranted about emasculated men. McLeod said, "Our entire society is made up of shitty little **** who insult badasses & get away with it because law enforcement & social norms protect the WEAK from the STRONG. I'm over it. The weak better buckle up… shit is about to get real."
"Hitler Was Right" Rep to Challenge GOP Incumbent
GOP Representative Mary Miller announced Saturday that she plans to run for another House term, launching a bid in the state's newly-drawn 15th Congressional District and waging a primary challenge to fellow Republican incumbent Representative Rodney Davis.
Miller was essentially left without a seat after the redistricting process divided her downstate district into two, leaving her with the choice of challenging Davis in the new 15th District or GOP Representative Mike Bost in the new 12th Congressional District.
The U.S. Holocaust Museum previously condemned GOP Representative Mary Miller for reading prepared remarks quoting Adolph Hitler and praising how the murderous Nazi built his political movement by indoctrinating youth.
Re: "Hitler Was Right" Rep to Challenge GOP Incumbent
Originally posted by Adam_PoE
GOP Representative Mary Miller announced Saturday that she plans to run for another House term, launching a bid in the state's newly-drawn 15th Congressional District and waging a primary challenge to fellow Republican incumbent Representative Rodney Davis.Miller was essentially left without a seat after the redistricting process divided her downstate district into two, leaving her with the choice of challenging Davis in the new 15th District or GOP Representative Mike Bost in the new 12th Congressional District.
The U.S. Holocaust Museum previously condemned GOP Representative Mary Miller for reading prepared remarks quoting Adolph Hitler and praising how the murderous Nazi built his political movement by indoctrinating youth.
"Hitler Was Right" Rep to Challenge GOP Incumbent -ship
Oh Republicans...
Re: Re: "Hitler Was Right" Rep to Challenge GOP Incumbent
Originally posted by Robtard
"Hitler Was Right" Rep to Challenge GOP Incumbent -shipOh Republicans...
Seems unlikely someone would directly praise Hitler. Are we sure she wasn't comparing the let's eagerness to call everyone a Nazi is ironic because the left also seek to indoctrinate the youth e.g. critical race theory ?
Originally posted by Old Man Whirly!
durmask
You think people are brazen enough to authentically support Naziism ?
Even people like Buchanan, whose policy recommendations are without a doubt national socialist, would never say Hitler is badass, or whatever.
Either dog whistles exist or they don't. If they do exist then people would quickly find out that direct statements risk to reward ratio would be heavily slanted toward risk.
Originally posted by ilikecomicsdurmask
You think people are brazen enough to authentically support Naziism ?Even people like Buchanan, whose policy recommendations are without a doubt national socialist, would never say Hitler is badass, or whatever.
Either dog whistles exist or they don't. If they do exist then people would quickly find out that direct statements risk to reward ratio would be heavily slanted toward risk.
Originally posted by ilikecomics
You think people are brazen enough to authentically support Naziism ?Even people like Buchanan, whose policy recommendations are without a doubt national socialist, would never say Hitler is badass, or whatever.
Either dog whistles exist or they don't. If they do exist then people would quickly find out that direct statements risk to reward ratio would be heavily slanted toward risk.
Literal Nazis have run unopposed for public office in Republican districts in the last election, and the GOP did not refuse to not let them run as Republicans, because they want a Republican in the seat.
Seattle Police Faked Warnings About Proud Boys
At a crucial moment during 2020's racial justice protests, Seattle police exchanged a detailed series of fake radio transmissions about a nonexistent group of menacing right-wing extremists.
The radio chatter about members of the Proud Boys marching around downtown Seattle, some possibly carrying guns, and then heading to confront protesters on Capitol Hill was an improper "ruse," or dishonest ploy, that exacerbated a volatile situation, according to findings released Wednesday by the city's Office of Police Accountability.
Matt Watson, a Seattle artist, immediately raised the possibility on social media that there had been a hoax. No one out on the streets had actually seen the Proud Boys group that the officers were talking about on the radio, and the officers were using irregular call signs.
Converge Media journalist Omari Salisbury asked OPA for body camera video from the officers who had supposedly tailed the Proud Boys group. When OPA could not locate any relevant video, the office launched an investigation.
Watson, who posted audio from the Proud Boys ruse on social media, contends the ruse was part of a wider attempt by the police to undermine the protests.
"Having a counterinsurgency operation conducted by our local police department in our own community is bonkers, especially given that the officers weaponized a group later involved in the Capitol attack," Watson said.
The June 8th chatter about Proud Boys was part of an approved "misinformation effort" via radio that multiple police leaders knew about.
In the ensuing days, police leaders raised concerns about reports of armed people patrolling the zone and extorting business owners. Those leaders, including then-Police Chief Carmen Best, later walked back the extortion claim, lacking evidence. But photos and descriptions of the scene became national news, even reaching then-President Donald Trump, who threatened to "take back" the city.
In a statement Wednesday, Mayor Bruce Harrell said the ruse had done "immeasurable" damage to public trust.
"Misinformation, especially of this inflammatory nature, is totally unacceptable from our Seattle police officers," he said. "This kind of tactic never should have been considered."
Only the Police Department had been cited for an improper ruse before, said Councilmember Lisa Herbold, noting a 2019 incident that resulted in the death of a civilian, and an order for better police training.