Current Events > The alt-right is not racist!

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https://twitter.com/markdice/status/945673483467526145

Wow.
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Economic anxiety
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Like I really dont get why you would post a tweet like that...what did Kwanza do to him...lol

Dark Mice!
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It's so blatantly racist.

There is literally no other way to interpret that.
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Liberals cant stand that maga is happening ^_^

Trump's people
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CruelBuffalo posted...

Like I really dont get why you would post a tweet like that...what did Kwanza do to him...lol

Be associated with non-whites.
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Racist piece of shit
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RchHomieQuanChi posted...

It's so blatantly racist.

There is literally no other way to interpret that.

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Blue_Inigo posted...

Trump's people

Dam rite

Why are all these Kwanza tweets coming? From weird cartoon avis? Troll racists or Russian trolls?

What a dumbass
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One Muslim commits a terror attack: "One person doesn't represent an entire demographic!"
One idiot says something racist: "Well there you have it, all Trump supporters are racist."

It's like liberals have double standards, or something.
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r4X0r posted...

One Muslim commits a terror attack: "One person doesn't represent an entire demographic!"
One idiot says something racist: "Well there you have it, all Trump supporters are racist."

It's like liberals have double standards, or something.

One Muslim commits a terror attack: BAN ALL MUSLIMS
One white guy shoots 60 people: eh probably a LIBERALLLLLLLLLLLLL

Conservative logic
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r4X0r posted...

One Muslim commits a terror attack: "One person doesn't represent an entire demographic!"
One idiot says something racist: "Well there you have it, all Trump supporters are racist."

It's like liberals have double standards, or something.

Where did I say trump supporters are racists?

I guess it's a dig at Kwanzaa but I mean if you want to criticize Kwanzaa it's easy.

Kwanzaa was created by a Black Power figure in 1966. It isn't based on any African holidays in December, probably because they don't exist.

"During the early years of Kwanzaa, Karenga said that it was meant to be an alternative to Christmas, that Jesus was psychotic, and that Christianity was a white religion that black people should shun."

Specifically created as an anti-white, and Christophobic alternative to Christmas.
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The alt-right is pretty racist.
Mark Dice isn't alt right.
That tweet was pretty racist though. That said it's something a comedian would say. Are we going to brand Dave Chappelle racist based on what he said about poor white people?
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Funbazooka posted...

I guess it's a dig at Kwanzaa but I mean if you want to criticize Kwanzaa it's easy.

Kwanzaa was created by a Black Power figure in 1966. It isn't based on any African holidays in December, probably because they don't exist.

"During the early years of Kwanzaa, Karenga said that it was meant to be an alternative to Christmas, that Jesus was psychotic, and that Christianity was a white religion that black people should shun."

Specifically created as an anti-white, and Christophobic alternative to Christmas.

And Christmas was designed by pagan hethans. Why does any of this matter?

r4X0r posted...

One Muslim commits a terror attack: "One person doesn't represent an entire demographic!"
One idiot says something racist: "Well there you have it, all Trump supporters are racist."

It's like liberals have double standards, or something.

Except the alt-right is literally a White nationalist movement. That is literally how it was founded.
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TomNook20 posted...

The alt-right is pretty racist.
Mark Dice isn't alt right.
That tweet was pretty racist though. That said it's something a comedian would say. Are we going to brand Dave Chappelle racist based on what he said about poor white people?

What an absurd case of whataboutism.
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A_Good_Boy posted...

What an absurd case of whataboutism.

No argument? Not surprising.
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TomNook20 posted...

A_Good_Boy posted...

What an absurd case of whataboutism.

No argument? Not surprising.

Whataboutism is a fallacy, not an argument.
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A_Good_Boy posted...

Whataboutism is a fallacy, not an argument.

Whataboutism is a garbage catchphrase. Next you're going to be talking about nothing burgers.
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The alt right is idealistic. They don't look for reasonable or possible outcomes. Many of them had convinced one another that Trump was actually going to be like hitler (which he's definitely not), and are now angry that he hasn't immediately done mass deportations and stuff.
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TomNook20 posted...

A_Good_Boy posted...

Whataboutism is a fallacy, not an argument.

Whataboutism is a garbage catchphrase. Next you're going to be talking about nothing burgers.

You only dislike it cause your deflection is more glaring than the sun. Present an actual argument about how that tweet isn't offensive, don't deflect towards some hastily constructed comparison towards a comedian as if you had a point.
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Solar_Crimson posted...

r4X0r posted...

One Muslim commits a terror attack: "One person doesn't represent an entire demographic!"
One idiot says something racist: "Well there you have it, all Trump supporters are racist."

It's like liberals have double standards, or something.

Except the alt-right is literally a White nationalist movement. That is literally how it was founded.

LOL revisionist history much? The "alt-right" was a left wing bogeyman created by Hillary Clinton to try and win the 2016 election by branding everyone who disagreed with her as a white supremacist. Which is ironic, given her ties to Robert Byrd. It's just like the whole "birther" conspiracy she made up back in 2008 to try and beat Obama. "Alt-right" is not and never was a "movement" because it's not even a thing.

http://www.cnn.com/2016/08/25/opinions/hillary-clinton-alt-right-speech-stanley/index.html

There were two big winners in Hillary Clinton's speech on the alt-right. One was Hillary Clinton, who was able to present herself as the opponent of a neo-racist movement. The other was the alt-right, which hardly anyone had ever heard of and which got some free advertising.

Let's look at Google trends-

https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=today%205-y&q=alt-right

Yup, the "alt-right" wasn't a thing until Hillary Clinton invented it.

What the hell are people freaking out over "white nationalism" for, anyway?

white
(h)wt/Submit
adjective
belonging to or denoting a human group having light-colored skin

nationalism
naSH()nlizm/Submit
noun
patriotic feeling, principles, or efforts.

....where does racism come into play, there? A "white nationalist" is a white person who likes their country. HOLY COW WHAT A RACIST! Nah.
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"God forgives and forgets"

God literally is incapable of forgetting
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mark dice calls himself alt right in his vids dude @TomNook20
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Alt-right is just racism with an H&M wardrobe.
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A_Good_Boy posted...

You only dislike it cause your deflection is more glaring than the sun. Present an actual argument about how that tweet isn't offensive, don't deflect towards some hastily constructed comparison towards a comedian as if you had a point.

Well if you're not going to present a counterargument, this conversation is pointless. Nice talking to you, whoever you are.
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r4X0r posted...

Solar_Crimson posted...

r4X0r posted...

One Muslim commits a terror attack: "One person doesn't represent an entire demographic!"
One idiot says something racist: "Well there you have it, all Trump supporters are racist."

It's like liberals have double standards, or something.

Except the alt-right is literally a White nationalist movement. That is literally how it was founded.

LOL revisionist history much? The "alt-right" was a left wing bogeyman created by Hillary Clinton to try and win the 2016 election by branding everyone who disagreed with her as a white supremacist. Which is ironic, given her ties to Robert Byrd. It's just like the whole "birther" conspiracy she made up back in 2008 to try and beat Obama. "Alt-right" is not and never was a "movement" because it's not even a thing.

http://www.cnn.com/2016/08/25/opinions/hillary-clinton-alt-right-speech-stanley/index.html

There were two big winners in Hillary Clinton's speech on the alt-right. One was Hillary Clinton, who was able to present herself as the opponent of a neo-racist movement. The other was the alt-right, which hardly anyone had ever heard of and which got some free advertising.

Let's look at Google trends-

https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=today%205-y&q=alt-right

Yup, the "alt-right" wasn't a thing until Hillary Clinton invented it.

What the hell are people freaking out over "white nationalism" for, anyway?

white
(h)wt/Submit
adjective
belonging to or denoting a human group having light-colored skin

nationalism
naSH()nlizm/Submit
noun
patriotic feeling, principles, or efforts.

....where does racism come into play, there? A "white nationalist" is a white person who likes their country. HOLY COW WHAT A RACIST! Nah.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alt-right#Ties_to_white_nationalism

White supremacist[1][49][50][51] Richard Spencer coined the term in 2010 in reference to a movement centered on white nationalism and has been accused by some media publications of doing so to excuse overt racism, white supremacism and neo-Nazism.[2][4][52][53][54] Spencer has described the alt-right as identity politics for white Americans and for Europeans around the world".[55]

While the label of white nationalism is disputed by some political commentators including Allum Bokhari and Milo Yiannopoulos,[56] alt-right figures such as Andrew Anglin of neo-Nazi website The Daily Stormer and Marcus Halberstram of Fash the Nation have embraced the term as the core philosophy their movement is based on.[57][58] In response to a Washington Post article that portrayed the movement as "offensiveness for the sake of offensiveness", Anglin said: "No it isn't. The goal is to ethnically cleanse White nations of non-Whites and establish an authoritarian government. Many people also believe that the Jews should be exterminated".[59][60]

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The alt-right is explicitly racist. Like, that's not a secret at all, it's part of the core movement.
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TomNook20 posted...

A_Good_Boy posted...

You only dislike it cause your deflection is more glaring than the sun. Present an actual argument about how that tweet isn't offensive, don't deflect towards some hastily constructed comparison towards a comedian as if you had a point.

Well if you're not going to present a counterargument, this conversation is pointless. Nice talking to you, whoever you are.

Lol it's cute when they pretend to be illiterate.
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CruelBuffalo posted...

Funbazooka posted...

I guess it's a dig at Kwanzaa but I mean if you want to criticize Kwanzaa it's easy.

Kwanzaa was created by a Black Power figure in 1966. It isn't based on any African holidays in December, probably because they don't exist.

"During the early years of Kwanzaa, Karenga said that it was meant to be an alternative to Christmas, that Jesus was psychotic, and that Christianity was a white religion that black people should shun."

Specifically created as an anti-white, and Christophobic alternative to Christmas.

And Christmas was designed by pagan hethans. Why does any of this matter?

Kwanzaa was created for morally bankrupt reasons first and foremost and has no basis in any African holiday. It's as fake as you can get and for all the worst reasons.

You could say parts of Christmas as it's practiced today, were "designed" by pagan heathens. The Christmas tree, wreath, and yule log are holdovers from the pagan Yule festival. The Yule festival in turn has roots in late Neolithic and Bronze Age peoples recognizing the significance of the Winter solstice in Northern Hemisphere.

"The winter solstice was immensely important because the people were economically dependent on monitoring the progress of the seasons. Starvation was common during the first months of the winter, January to April (northern hemisphere) or July to October (southern hemisphere), also known as "the famine months". In temperate climates, the midwinter festival was the last feast celebration, before deep winter began. Most cattle were slaughtered so they would not have to be fed during the winter, so it was almost the only time of year when a plentiful supply of fresh meat was available. The majority of wine and beer made during the year was finally fermented and ready for drinking at this time."

Christmas has a long history.
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r4X0r posted...

Solar_Crimson posted...

r4X0r posted...

One Muslim commits a terror attack: "One person doesn't represent an entire demographic!"
One idiot says something racist: "Well there you have it, all Trump supporters are racist."

It's like liberals have double standards, or something.

Except the alt-right is literally a White nationalist movement. That is literally how it was founded.

LOL revisionist history much? The "alt-right" was a left wing bogeyman created by Hillary Clinton to try and win the 2016 election by branding everyone who disagreed with her as a white supremacist. Which is ironic, given her ties to Robert Byrd. It's just like the whole "birther" conspiracy she made up back in 2008 to try and beat Obama. "Alt-right" is not and never was a "movement" because it's not even a thing.

http://www.cnn.com/2016/08/25/opinions/hillary-clinton-alt-right-speech-stanley/index.html

There were two big winners in Hillary Clinton's speech on the alt-right. One was Hillary Clinton, who was able to present herself as the opponent of a neo-racist movement. The other was the alt-right, which hardly anyone had ever heard of and which got some free advertising.

Let's look at Google trends-

https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=today%205-y&q=alt-right

Yup, the "alt-right" wasn't a thing until Hillary Clinton invented it.

What the hell are people freaking out over "white nationalism" for, anyway?

white
(h)wt/Submit
adjective
belonging to or denoting a human group having light-colored skin

nationalism
naSH()nlizm/Submit
noun
patriotic feeling, principles, or efforts.

....where does racism come into play, there? A "white nationalist" is a white person who likes their country. HOLY COW WHAT A RACIST! Nah.

Rekt

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Alt-right are racists morons, but the media has managed to label some of the counter-narrative commentators as part of that same group. That's the only thing of consequence that Hillary did in the election. Wrongly, but it stuck. The best political commentary is coming from the right these days, or what used to be "classical liberals".
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Trump supporters are traitors
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Bluebomber182 posted...

mark dice calls himself alt right in his vids dude @TomNook20

He's quite clearly not. An uber partisan trump cheerleader, sure, but to lump him in with the dude who ran someone over with his car is pretty silly. The only people who seem to self identify as alt right anymore are actual racists. The people who who adopted it early on out of partisan hackery have pretty much left it behind. But hey, if you have an example of him saying that recently by all means, do share.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Confederate_Memorial_Day
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Columbus_Day

Just saying.
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A_Good_Boy posted...

TomNook20 posted...

The alt-right is pretty racist.
Mark Dice isn't alt right.
That tweet was pretty racist though. That said it's something a comedian would say. Are we going to brand Dave Chappelle racist based on what he said about poor white people?

What an absurd case of whataboutism.

It's a counterpoint by revealing a double-standard. That's valid.

Naturally one might point out that comedians are given leeway with their jokes, but we all know that isn't true in current year 2017. They're policed by moral busybodies constantly, especially if the joke refers to recognized racial trends.

Racist jokes, are still racist and indicative of an evil person, as everyone is quick to say. What it comes down to really is that only blacks are allowed to talk about blacks. Is that reasonable? Is that racist in itself? And considering that any minority is allowed or even encouraged by the far left to spread hate speech about whites... well, the double-standards and low expectations are in very high quantity.
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tommybel89 posted...

The best political commentary is coming from the right these days, or what used to be "classical liberals".

The right does not represent classical liberals. Ugh. Please don't ever say that again.
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tommybel89 posted...

The best political commentary is coming from the right these days, or what used to be "classical liberals".

*dies*

Freal tho

America has gone so right that center of right is seen as far left
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--kresnik-- posted...

Rekt

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Solar_Crimson posted...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alt-right#Ties_to_white_nationalism

White supremacist[1][49][50][51] Richard Spencer coined the term in 2010 in reference to a movement centered on white nationalism and has been accused by some media publications of doing so to excuse overt racism, white supremacism and neo-Nazism.[2][4][52][53][54] Spencer has described the alt-right as identity politics for white Americans and for Europeans around the world".[55]

While the label of white nationalism is disputed by some political commentators including Allum Bokhari and Milo Yiannopoulos,[56] alt-right figures such as Andrew Anglin of neo-Nazi website The Daily Stormer and Marcus Halberstram of Fash the Nation have embraced the term as the core philosophy their movement is based on.[57][58] In response to a Washington Post article that portrayed the movement as "offensiveness for the sake of offensiveness", Anglin said: "No it isn't. The goal is to ethnically cleanse White nations of non-Whites and establish an authoritarian government. Many people also believe that the Jews should be exterminated".[59][60]

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I'd say that society is more "right" than what the media presents. Media creates distortions with the average citizen. The TV land Democrat utopia is a place that exists in 2 or 3 metro areas in the country. You step 30 minutes out of a big city and you see the real people, for better or worse. Same thing up here in Canada. People sometimes make the joke about self-centred big city people, and that idea totally exists. You can't talk to a 21 year old born and raised Toronto girl about politics without shaking your head and laughing at the lunacy.

Like with anything, people like to hear a voice they agree with. And I happen to find right wing pundits and comedians much funnier and interesting when it comes to talking about politics and culture. I just want to see people say their piece and not have to answer to a blogger with short pink hair or a mainstream cable news pundit because they offended 1 person in a room of 200.
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