Alt-right. A terrorist movement in the making?

[Holy Tedalonia]

Alt-Right

Alternative Right

Done.

It's not an organized, unified group, so it can't be treated as an terrorist group. Hope you like Ushankas with pepper.

... The fact that its name says a thing doesn't prove jack shit.

He’s taking the idea that the right is a set of varying beliefs, while the alternative right is a set of varying beliefs that differentiates itself from the right.

[Skarten]

Alt-Right

Alternative Right

Done.

It's not an organized, unified group, so it can't be treated as an terrorist group. Hope you like Ushankas with pepper.

... The fact that its name says a thing doesn't prove jack shit.

Alt-Right just means alternative right. It's not an unified group. And if it isn't an unified, organized group, then it's by definition not an terrorist organization.

[Torrocca]

... The fact that its name says a thing doesn't prove jack shit.

He’s taking the idea that the right is a set of varying beliefs, while the alternative right is a set of varying beliefs that differentiates itself from the right.

... Which still doesn't work since it's just a name that white supremacists are using as a rebranding of the term "white supremacy". By that metric I could say the Democratic People's Republic of Korea is the most democratic place in the world; doesn't mean I'm right.

[Internationalist Bastard]

... The fact that its name says a thing doesn't prove jack shit.

Alt-Right just means alternative right. It's not an unified group. And if it isn't an unified, organized group, then it's by definition not an terrorist organization.

Yeah pretty much
It’s kinda like people saying Black Lives Matter is a terrorist group

[Pope Joan]

But then we have this topic from NSG
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The culture wars are upon us

[Torrocca]

... The fact that its name says a thing doesn't prove jack shit.

Alt-Right just means alternative right. It's not an unified group. And if it isn't an unified, organized group, then it's by definition not an terrorist organization.

And the Democratic People's Republic of Korea is the most democratic place in the world, amirite? After all, that's what the name says!

[Holy Tedalonia]

He’s taking the idea that the right is a set of varying beliefs, while the alternative right is a set of varying beliefs that differentiates itself from the right.

... Which still doesn't work since it's just a name that white supremacists are using as a rebranding of the term "white supremacy". By that metric I could say the Democratic People's Republic of Korea is the most democratic place in the world; doesn't mean I'm right.

As I said earlier the group of Alt-Right varies drastically mainly thanks to the left using it as a condemnation nick name like in the Nazi Pug incident. Its only really diverse thanks to it being the go to label for those who the left finds distaste for.

[Internationalist Bastard]

Alt-Right just means alternative right. It's not an unified group. And if it isn't an unified, organized group, then it's by definition not an terrorist organization.

And the Democratic People's Republic of Korea is the most democratic place in the world, amirite? After all, that's what the name says!

The difference is DPRK is an actual organized government, not a wide brand of guys with various beliefs trying to pass themselves as a uniform group

[Skarten]

He’s taking the idea that the right is a set of varying beliefs, while the alternative right is a set of varying beliefs that differentiates itself from the right.

... Which still doesn't work since it's just a name that white supremacists are using as a rebranding of the term "white supremacy". By that metric I could say the Democratic People's Republic of Korea is the most democratic place in the world; doesn't mean I'm right.

Alt-Right just means alternative right. It's not an unified group. And if it isn't an unified, organized group, then it's by definition not an terrorist organization.

And the Democratic People's Republic of Korea is the most democratic place in the world, amirite? After all, that's what the name says!

Do you have any actual proof that the "alt-right" are all white supremacists?

Every single one of them?

I'll repeat it again: THE ALT RIGHT IS NOT AN UNIFIED, ORGANIZED GROUP

[Torrocca]

... Which still doesn't work since it's just a name that white supremacists are using as a rebranding of the term "white supremacy". By that metric I could say the Democratic People's Republic of Korea is the most democratic place in the world; doesn't mean I'm right.

As I said earlier the group of Alt-Right varies drastically mainly thanks to the left using it as a condemnation nick name like in the Nazi Pug incident. Its only really diverse thanks to it being the go to label for those who the left finds distaste for.

... That's not how earnest membership into a group works. I could say all day you're a member of AntiFA but that doesn't suddenly make it true.

[Skarten]

As I said earlier the group of Alt-Right varies drastically mainly thanks to the left using it as a condemnation nick name like in the Nazi Pug incident. Its only really diverse thanks to it being the go to label for those who the left finds distaste for.

... That's not how earnest membership into a group works. I could say all day you're a member of AntiFA but that doesn't suddenly make it true.

So then who gets to decide who's a alt-righter? The left? Because once again, it's not an organized group. Antifa is.

[Torrocca]

... Which still doesn't work since it's just a name that white supremacists are using as a rebranding of the term "white supremacy". By that metric I could say the Democratic People's Republic of Korea is the most democratic place in the world; doesn't mean I'm right.

And the Democratic People's Republic of Korea is the most democratic place in the world, amirite? After all, that's what the name says!

Do you have any actual proof that the "alt-right" are all white supremacists?

Every single one of them?

I'll repeat it again: THE ALT RIGHT IS NOT AN UNIFIED, ORGANIZED GROUP

The Alt-Right movement fucking exists specifically because of white supremacism and is specifically built on it, jfc.

[Skarten]

Do you have any actual proof that the "alt-right" are all white supremacists?

Every single one of them?

I'll repeat it again: THE ALT RIGHT IS NOT AN UNIFIED, ORGANIZED GROUP

The Alt-Right movement fucking exists specifically because of white supremacism and is specifically built on it, jfc.

[Citation Needed]

[Evil Dictators Happyland]

... Which still doesn't work since it's just a name that white supremacists are using as a rebranding of the term "white supremacy". By that metric I could say the Democratic People's Republic of Korea is the most democratic place in the world; doesn't mean I'm right.

And the Democratic People's Republic of Korea is the most democratic place in the world, amirite? After all, that's what the name says!

Do you have any actual proof that the "alt-right" are all white supremacists?

Every single one of them?

I'll repeat it again: THE ALT RIGHT IS NOT AN UNIFIED, ORGANIZED GROUP

If the alt-right is defined as being white supremacist, then sure.

[Torrocca]

... That's not how earnest membership into a group works. I could say all day you're a member of AntiFA but that doesn't suddenly make it true.

So then who gets to decide who's a alt-righter?

The alt-right.

The left?

Did you just, like, not even bother to read the post you quoted?

Because once again, it's not an organized group. Antifa is.

Proof that AntiFA's an organized group? :^)

[The Black Party]

Do you have any actual proof that the "alt-right" are all white supremacists?

Every single one of them?

I'll repeat it again: THE ALT RIGHT IS NOT AN UNIFIED, ORGANIZED GROUP

The Alt-Right movement fucking exists specifically because of white [nationalism]* and is specifically built on it, jfc.

*correction

[Holy Tedalonia]

As I said earlier the group of Alt-Right varies drastically mainly thanks to the left using it as a condemnation nick name like in the Nazi Pug incident. Its only really diverse thanks to it being the go to label for those who the left finds distaste for.

... That's not how earnest membership into a group works. I could say all day you're a member of AntiFA but that doesn't suddenly make it true.

I do believe it was not the right who created the term, “alt-right”. But that’s a moot point. This entire thing is moot. We both can’t really say for certain the alt-right are either all white supremacists, or all aren’t. Or that they are organized or not.

[Torrocca]

The Alt-Right movement fucking exists specifically because of white supremacism and is specifically built on it, jfc.

[Citation Needed]

Literally doesn't even take a second to search this shit up on Google, chief. The fucking movement started as white supremacy and was built as white supremacy.

[The Black Forrest]

Jews will not replace us chanted by group carry "touches" at night kind of makes it so.

As to the Muslim argument? It's more ignorant then Islamophobia (would have to hear more comments).

They're both stupid arguments. That's the point. But if it's just the phrase, it's nothing more than that. I'm saying that claiming that "I don't want X group to do Y bad thing to us/me" Is just that. An phrase. Do you also think saying 'It's okay to be white" is racist?

The intent of the message is not "just words"

White supremacy is not about "it's ok to be white"

[Torrocca]

... That's not how earnest membership into a group works. I could say all day you're a member of AntiFA but that doesn't suddenly make it true.

I do believe it was not the right who created the term, “alt-right”. But that’s a moot point.

The term originated from Richard Spencer, so you're wrong there.

This entire thing is moot. We both can’t really say for certain the alt-right are either all white supremacists, or all aren’t. Or that they are organized or not.

We certainly can say the alt-right is all white supremacists, since that's what the movement's built on.

[The Black Party]

[Citation Needed]

Literally doesn't even take a second to search this shit up on Google, chief. The fucking movement started as white supremacy and was built as white supremacy.

"The alt-right, or alternative right, is a loosely connected far-right,[1] white nationalist movement."
oops

[Skarten]

So then who gets to decide who's a alt-righter?

The alt-right.

The left?

Did you just, like, not even bother to read the post you quoted?

Because once again, it's not an organized group. Antifa is.

Proof that AntiFA's an organized group? :^)

AntiFa is quite obviously an organized group. It's an conglomerate of groups, yes, but they all act very similarly. Which is not the case of the alt-right. AntiFA uses the same flag, the same name, and nearly everything in a very similar way to the other groups of their kind.

[Skarten]

I do believe it was not the right who created the term, “alt-right”. But that’s a moot point.

The term originated from Richard Spencer, so you're wrong there.

This entire thing is moot. We both can’t really say for certain the alt-right are either all white supremacists, or all aren’t. Or that they are organized or not.

We certainly can say the alt-right is all white supremacists, since that's what the movement's built on.

It's not. You don't get to decide what a movement is built on.

[Torrocca]

The alt-right.



Did you just, like, not even bother to read the post you quoted?



Proof that AntiFA's an organized group? :^)

AntiFa is quite obviously an organized group. It's an conglomerate of groups, yes, but they all act very similarly. Which is not the case of the alt-right. AntiFA uses the same flag, the same name, and nearly everything in a very similar way to the other groups of their kind.

You do realize that you just saying things doesn't make it magically true, right?

I could use a fucking AntiFA flag right now, that doesn't magically mean I'm in any way in an organization.

[Evil Dictators Happyland]

The term originated from Richard Spencer, so you're wrong there.



We certainly can say the alt-right is all white supremacists, since that's what the movement's built on.

It's not. You don't get to decide what a movement is built on.

But the organization itself does and has.