Today in White Nationalism/White Supremacism

[gounion]

So, being Thiel protégés it’s obvious the Caesar reference isn’t calling for a dictator. Keep in mind these folks are the New Right, Neo Reactionary types. The Caesar reference is the desire to find a leader that will displace the current leadership they view as “the Cathedral” or “the regime”, an Oligarchy of the Educated. There’s a bit of nuance here. The Thiel acolytes aren’t trumpian or maga. That’s just a tool or device to them.

Now THAT'S a load of bullshit! It's something that sounds like something that Otto from A Fish Called Wanda would say - someone that doesn't have a clue, but sees themselves as an intellectual.

[Bludogdem]

Now THAT'S a load of bullshit! It's something that sounds like something that Otto from A Fish Called Wanda would say - someone that doesn't have a clue, but sees themselves as an intellectual.

You have no clue about the New Right. Which isn’t surprising. There are a bunch of weirdly conservative youngsters running around out there that you have no hope of understanding. Which, also, isn’t surprising.

[gounion]

You have no clue about the New Right. Which isn’t surprising. There are a bunch of weirdly conservative youngsters running around out there that you have no hope of understanding. Which, also, isn’t surprising.

The fact is they're nuts. The right has really always been anti-democratic - they've always been Royalists at heart. They don't want the unwashed masses to ever have any say. They want a Trump that will simply rule by decree.

Trump owns the right. You're just pretending that there's reasonableness in that. There isn't.

[carmenjonze]

So, being Thiel protégés it’s obvious the Caesar reference isn’t calling for a dictator. Keep in mind these folks are the New Right, Neo Reactionary types. The Caesar reference is the desire to find a leader that will displace the current leadership they view as “the Cathedral” or “the regime”, an Oligarchy of the Educated. There’s a bit of nuance here. The Thiel acolytes aren’t trumpian or maga. That’s just a tool or device to them.

Thiel is not only pro-Trump MAGA, but another one of these far-right ideologues.

Stop making excuses for these dirty WNs.

[carmenjonze]

You have no clue about the New Right. Which isn’t surprising. There are a bunch of weirdly conservative youngsters running around out there that you have no hope of understanding. Which, also, isn’t surprising.

These alt-right, neo-confederates, neo-nazis are not difficult to understand, as they are very simple people imitating their/your ancestors.

USA-style white rightwing sovereignty and all its violence is in fact very easy to understand.

[carmenjonze]

The fact is they're nuts. The right has really always been anti-democratic - they've always been Royalists at heart. They don't want the unwashed masses to ever have any say. They want a Trump that will simply rule by decree.

Trump owns the right. You're just pretending that there's reasonableness in that. There isn't.

Green Ass's posts are a great way to understand how fascism works and spreads among USA white cons.

Versions of this have already happened before in this country, just without the internet and 24/7 news cycles...and without civil rights laws that have some teeth to them.

That's why they're out to annihilate said laws.

These pretentious, elitist supremacists like greengrass and Glennfs think we're SO dumb, we need them to explain our own historical experiences to us. As if no one has ever seen these white-sovereignty conservatives before, in like every single generation. :problem:

[ProfX]

https://www.trendsmap.com/twitter/tweet ... 1796999170

Max Berger @maxberger | 73,269 followers
JD Vance believes we're in a "late Republican" period wherein America is Rome awaiting our Caesar. He says, “We’re going to have to get pretty wild & pretty far out there."

His allies say, “The phrase ‘extra-constitutional’ has come up quite a bit.”

This is fascist rhetoric.

[snip][end]

I think for some people the meaning is quite plain.

One of the best articles I've seen on the topic of Thiel & his proteges/bets.

INSIDE THE NEW RIGHT, WHERE PETER THIEL IS PLACING HIS BIGGEST BETS
They’re not MAGA. They’re not QAnon. Curtis Yarvin and the rising right are crafting a different strain of conservative politics.
https://www.vanityfair.com/news/2022/04 ... ggest-bets

Thiel was a quite active Trump supporter, and Masters and Vance have definitely been chasing the MAGA base. Whether they are "using" them or not, dunno, ... they know they need it.

They may not have the exact same authoritarian project or worldview ... they just have a different one, and not necessarily better.

[carmenjonze]

https://www.trendsmap.com/twitter/tweet ... 1796999170

Max Berger @maxberger | 73,269 followers
JD Vance believes we're in a "late Republican" period wherein America is Rome awaiting our Caesar. He says, “We’re going to have to get pretty wild & pretty far out there."

His allies say, “The phrase ‘extra-constitutional’ has come up quite a bit.”

This is fascist rhetoric.

[snip][end]

I think for some people the meaning is quite plain.

One of the best articles I've seen on the topic of Thiel & his proteges/bets.

INSIDE THE NEW RIGHT, WHERE PETER THIEL IS PLACING HIS BIGGEST BETS
They’re not MAGA. They’re not QAnon. Curtis Yarvin and the rising right are crafting a different strain of conservative politics.
https://www.vanityfair.com/news/2022/04 ... ggest-bets

Thiel was a quite active Trump supporter, and Masters and Vance have definitely been chasing the MAGA base. Whether they are "using" them or not, dunno, ... they know they need it.

They may not have the exact same authoritarian project or worldview ... they just have a different one, and not necessarily better.

Vance is a Trump endorsee, ijs.

Trump endorses J.D. Vance, wading into Ohio's contentious Republican Senate primary - NPR

Tried to tell the jobsandtheeconomy so-called progressives & liberals who fell for his Hillbilly Elegies gilded recruitment poster...

:problem:

Guys from Yale yapping about "hillbillies." Wake me when Glennfs cries big crocodile tears about JD Vance using that word. :problem:

[ProfX]

Guys from Yale moaning about an "Oligarchy of the Educated". Irony is not dead!

[carmenjonze]

Keeps happening.

Ex-soldier said he enlisted in the Army to become 'more proficient in killing' Black people, authorities allege - NBC News

Spc. Killian Ryan, who is federally charged with lying on his application for a security clearance, has had online ties with "accounts associated with racially motivated extremism," prosecutors said.

“The U.S. Army does not tolerate racism, extremism, or hatred in our ranks. ...

Well, not anymore, officially, yeah.

:problem:

[carmenjonze]

... an Oligarchy of the Educated. ...

[carmenjonze]

More families of trans teens sue to stop Texas child abuse investigations - Texas Tribune

Mom says trans eighth-grader was questioned by Texas officials at school - WP

Today in Smaller, Limited Government...

A declaration recounting the incident was filed as part of an ongoing lawsuit by LGBTQ legal advocates

On the morning of Aug. 30, a 13-year-old transgender boy was pulled out of class by his school’s administrators, his mother says. While his classmates continued their studies, he sat in a conference room at a Texas middle school where a Department of Family and Protective Services investigator began asking personal questions, court records state.

The reason: The state agency was probing his family following a February directive from Gov. Greg Abbott (R) to investigate the use of gender-affirming care in minors as child abuse, according to court documents.

The nearly hour-long interview touched on a range of personal topics — from the teen’s medical history to his gender dysphoria diagnosis to his suicide attempt years back, court records state. The interrogation left the boy — identified under the pseudonym Steve Koe — shaking and distressed, according to a signed declaration from his mother, named as Carol Koe.

The document, obtained by The Washington Post, is part of a cache of supplemental evidence filed late Wednesday as part of an ongoing lawsuit by LGBTQ advocates seeking to block investigations into families providing gender-affirming care to their transgender children.

The suit was filed in June by advocacy groups Lambda Legal and the American Civil Liberties Union, as well as the Texas-based law firm Baker Botts. Though three families are named as plaintiffs, it seeks protections for current and future members of the LGBTQ advocacy group PFLAG in Texas.

This is what "parent's rights" looks like to these cons.

In July, Judge Amy Clark Meachum granted an order halting probes into two of the three listed plaintiffs listed in the June lawsuit. However, she didn’t rule on a request to stop investigations for the third family or additional PFLAG members — instead asking attorneys to submit more evidence on how state agencies are handling the alleged child abuse cases.

That’s why the advocacy groups submitted Carol Koe’s declaration this week, along with another by a woman identified as Samantha Poe, whose 14-year-old child is “in midst of exploring what a social transition feels like.” Though Poe hasn’t provided her child with gender-affirming medical care, an ongoing abuse investigation against her was opened in February and has left her child with “suicidal ideations,” according to court documents.

On Aug. 25, the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services requested either Poe’s consent for an interview with her child or proof that the child is “well-adjusted,” court documents state. Five days later, the agency launched its probe into Carol Koe. Both are signs that the agency is still complying with Abbott’s directive — even after state officials said in court that they would close the probes, Lambda Legal senior attorney Shelly Skeen told The Post.

#smallerlimitedgovernment
#parentsrights
#statesrights

[Libertas]

That is straight up Third Reich shit.

These people are your enemy the same as an armed nazi soldier. They MUST be dealt with HARSHLY, not violence, but HARSHLY

[carmenjonze]

That is straight up Third Reich shit.

It really is.

It's worth a reminder that the Third Reich started its own book-banning and book-burning of books in support of sexual minorities. The Republican Party is very actively implementing these policies in public schools and public libraries, backed up by vigilantes like the Oat Eaters and the Proud Boys.

1933 Book Burnings - USHMM


A member of the SA throws confiscated books into the bonfire during the public burning of "un-German" books on the Opernplatz in Berlin. —United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, courtesy of National Archives and Records Administration, College Park

On May 10, 1933 student groups at universities across Germany carried out a series of book burnings of works that the students and leading Nazi party members associated with an “un-German spirit.” Enthusiastic crowds witnessed the burning of books by Brecht, Einstein, Freud, Mann and Remarque, among many other well-known intellectuals, scientists and cultural figures, many of whom were Jewish. The largest of these book bonfires occurred in Berlin, where an estimated 40,000 people gathered to hear a speech by the propaganda minister, Joseph Goebbels, in which he pronounced that “Jewish intellectualism is dead” and endorsed the students’ “right to clean up the debris of the past.”

The response to the book burnings was immediate and widespread. Counter demonstrations took place in New York and other American cities, including Philadelphia, Cleveland, and Chicago. Journalists in the American and world press expressed shock and dismay at these attacks on German intellectual freedom, and various authors wrote in support of their assaulted German brethren. Artists, writers, doctors, and other intellectuals fled Germany, prompted by the barbarity of the book burnings and by continuing acts of Nazi persecution.

Such barbarity was just the beginning, however. One can see in retrospect how the book burnings and other steps to remove “Jewish influence” from German institutions foreshadowed much more catastrophic Nazi plans for the Jews of Europe. Eerily, among the books consigned to the flames in 1933 were the works of the nineteenth century Jewish poet Heinrich Heine, who in 1822 penned the prophetic words, “Where they burn books, they will, in the end, burn human beings too.”

Also worth noting: the head of the Sturmabteilung/SA at the time was known to be gay and was executed a year later in the Night of the Long Knives[/url].

Deplatform these dirty Republican fascists, vote them out, protect yourselves from them.

Contraception and government back in the bedroom for the heteros, is next.

[carmenjonze]

Children’s Hospital….”Pro Life….” Doesn’t apply to the transgender community.


Statement released by the DOJ

Ben Collins @oneunderscore__
New statement from the Department of Justice about the threats directed at Boston Children’s Hospital from far-right activists.

"I will not sit idly by and allow hate-based criminal activity to continue in our Districtaa."

https://twitter.com/oneunderscore__/sta ... 7666921474

These conservative whites and their blinkered acolytes are not going to stop with transgender children, an extreme numerical minority of people who are some of the most socially-vulnerable and unprotected people in this country.

They're going for their caretakers, their doctors, and their parents, all under the banner of "parent's rights".

Wait till these enraged hetero parents figure it out that the plan is the same for contraception.

Police Responding to Another Threat at Boston Children's Hospital - NECN

They bomb and bomb threat synagogues.

They bomb and bomb threat churches.

They bomb and bomb threat mosques.

They bomb and bomb threat gurudrawas.

They go to shoot and kill at the border.

They target teachers, professors, sitting presidents, librarians, governors, and students trying to play on a sports team or use the rest room for 3 minutes. Conservative whites and those corrupted by their destructive ideology are petty as hell.

They are also, equally, lethal as hell.

Protect yourselves from these colonizing predators.

[Bludogdem]

Guys from Yale moaning about an "Oligarchy of the Educated". Irony is not dead!

So the Ivy’s and Stanford’s are incubating the conservative intellectual New Right. Go figure.

[gounion]

So the Ivy’s and Stanford’s are incubating the conservative intellectual New Right. Go figure.

Conservative leadership denounces “leftist universities” but that’s all a smokescreen because they don’t want blacks and the other unwashed in those universities. But they send their kids there to get their educations. It’s easy to see through them.

[carmenjonze]

So the Ivy’s and Stanford’s are incubating the conservative intellectual New Right. Go figure.

Go figure?

Why are you suprised.

This time last century, these were the seats of eugenicism, put those clutched pearls away.

[carmenjonze]

Conservative leadership denounces “leftist universities” but that’s all a smokescreen because they don’t want blacks and the other unwashed in those universities. But they send their kids there to get their educations. It’s easy to see through them.

In another post, Green Butt will accuse Ivy Leauges of harboring Marxists.

[carmenjonze]

... African American communities...weren’t the target they were simply in the way.

Rebecca Nagle
@rebeccanagle

Feels like a good time to revisit the Doctrine of Discovery: the Christian legal theory with which Europeans gave themselves the right to colonize the globe.

It asserted that Christian Nations became the rightful owner of any land they found occupied by non-Christian people.



It was really that straightforward: because Christian nation were seen as superior, they could claim whatever they wanted.



It first appeared in 1455 as a Papal Bull giving Portugal permission to invade and colonize West Africa. After Columbus’s infamous voyage to the Caribbean, a similar Papal Bull was extended to Spain in 1493.

The Doctrine was also adopted by England and France.



What followed was the kidnapping and enslavement an estimated 12.5 million African people and the genocide of an estimated 90-95% of the pre-colonization population of the Americas.



The Doctrine of Discovery was codified into U.S. law by the Supreme Court in 1823 in the Johnson v. M’Intosh decision. Chief Justice Marshall wrote that “discovery gave title to the government” and that the Indigenous inhabitants were then left with only a “right of occupancy.”



As recently as 2005, Justice Ginsberg cited the Doctrine of Discovery in City of Sherrill v. Oneida Nation of Indians.

Its still the legal principal with which the US claims the right to its land base today.

https://twitter.com/rebeccanagle/status ... 0292481024

[carmenjonze]

The whuddabboutery of a white supremacist trying to avoid his party's homophobic policies and the homophobic politicians he votes for. :problem:

viewtopic.php?p=37661#p37661

Joe Biden said sending blacks to his kids school would turn the school into a jungle.

Then there is the Corn pop story. Let a Republican tell that libel and you would have a fit

[carmenjonze]

Today in Whistling Dixie:

Shouldn't sanctuary cities be welcoming illegal aliens with open arms and encouraging states like Florida and Texas to send as many illegal aliens as they can.

[carmenjonze]

I support Florida and Texas relocating illegal aliens to sanctuary cities.

[carmenjonze]

You guys should start a go fund me for the illegal aliens.
I suggest that you figure your net worth then calculate how much of that is because of your white privilege and donate that amount

[Libertas]

The term

illegal alien
illegal


and I am sure there are others, is racist and bigoted terminology and being used on purpose to cause issues.

Cons are here so they can entertain us with their stupidity and fascism, I suppose, but they must stop using this term or be banned.