Rise of Domestic US terrorism fueled mostly by far right

[Ayytaly]

I've talked to someone who grew up in a White Nationalist family that followed David Duke. He said that most neo-Nazis in his neighborhood quickly enlisted in the Arny after 9/11. He said that, as much as they hate the Jews and "knew" that 9-11was a Mossad operation, they couldn't let the opportunity to kill a bunch of "shitskin ragheads" go away. To them, it was merely training for the so-called "race war" they're yearning for.

Thus why both white nationalists and anarchists LOVE the unrest and riots that is occurring right now. One thinks that it will incite a race war and the latter thinks it will incite class war.

Ironically, it should be the other way around.

[North Washington Republic]

Thus why both white nationalists and anarchists LOVE the unrest and riots that is occurring right now. One thinks that it will incite a race war and the latter thinks it will incite class war.

Ironically, it should be the other way around.

Opps, I meant to type “former” not “latter”

Thanks for pointing out my typo

[Odreria]

Ironically, it should be the other way around.

Opps, I meant to type “former” not “latter”

Thanks for pointing out my typo

You think white nationalists want a class war?

[Ayytaly]

Ironically, it should be the other way around.

Opps, I meant to type “former” not “latter”

Thanks for pointing out my typo

I understood what you meant, but... you're welcome?

[The Reformed American Republic]

Then they're not marxists.

Or cherry pickers who take influences from Marx and take parts of his ideology and mix it with other things. I have seen Marxism twisted bizarrely before, such as the Maoist Rebel News claiming that no person in the first world is a proletariat, so I do not think what I'm talking about is out to lunch.

I did not intend to move goalposts. Maybe I was wrong with saying "compatible" like it would work with pure Marxism, but I do not think I'm 100% wrong.

[Ayytaly]

Opps, I meant to type “former” not “latter”

Thanks for pointing out my typo

You think white nationalists want a class war?

He said anarchists want a class war.

[North Washington Republic]

Opps, I meant to type “former” not “latter”

Thanks for pointing out my typo

You think white nationalists want a class war?

I would say that some do. Some view Jews as the “elite”. In the U.S, MANY on the far-right are tying to link free market capitalism to “wokism”/“anti-whiteness”
However, the great majority white nationalists want a race war.

[The Reformed American Republic]

You think white nationalists want a class war?

I would say that some do. Some view Jews as the “elite”. In the U.S, MANY on the far-right are tying to link free market capitalism to “wokism”/“anti-whiteness”
However, the great majority white nationalists want a race war.

Matthew Heimbach did.

[Odreria]

You think white nationalists want a class war?

He said anarchists want a class war.

Pretty sure "the former" out of "white nationalists and anarchists" refers to "white nationalists.

[Nakena]

People on CNN and wokers have been demanding a "racial reckoning" in the US. That sounds awful lot like race war.

[The Reformed American Republic]

People on CNN and wokers have been demanding a "racial reckoning" in the US. That sounds awful lot like race war.

I wouldn't go that far, but it will be something not good. It is actual material that could provoke people to join white "nationalist" groups.

[Vassenor]

People on CNN and wokers have been demanding a "racial reckoning" in the US. That sounds awful lot like race war.

Really? Because googling the term just comes up with vague articles.

[Odreria]

People on CNN and wokers have been demanding a "racial reckoning" in the US. That sounds awful lot like race war.

Fox news said the words "class warfare." They must be communists.

[Ifreann]

People on CNN and wokers have been demanding a "racial reckoning" in the US. That sounds awful lot like race war.

"wokers"
Can't imagine having to pretend to seriously use such silly words.

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People on CNN and wokers have been demanding a "racial reckoning" in the US. That sounds awful lot like race war.

Fox news said the words "class warfare." They must be communists.

Haven't you heard? Tucker Carlson is actually a socialist.

[The Reformed American Republic]

People on CNN and wokers have been demanding a "racial reckoning" in the US. That sounds awful lot like race war.

Fox news said the words "class warfare." They must be communists.

Sarcasm noted, but It just amazes me that he have so much fake populism here.

[North Washington Republic]

I would say that some do. Some view Jews as the “elite”. In the U.S, MANY on the far-right are tying to link free market capitalism to “wokism”/“anti-whiteness”
However, the great majority white nationalists want a race war.

Matthew Heimbach did.

You mean the guy who had affair with his mother-in-law? He sounds like a degenerate who loves to project.

[North Washington Republic]

Fox news said the words "class warfare." They must be communists.

Sarcasm noted, but It just amazes me that he have so much fake populism here.

Well, I’m NSG’s resident anti-populist.

[The Derpy Democratic Republic Of Herp]

I just don't get what Austreylia said tho.

I have been very vocal about my unhappiness with the rich class. I don't give EA or Activision or Ubisoft any microtransaction money.

While at the same time not likeing cops shooting unarmed black people and hateing racism in general.

I don't quite understand how that makes me a stooge for corporations.

No offense, but bragging that you don’t buy micro-transactions is like someone bragging that they clean up after their dog.

I wasn't trying to brag, I just used that as an example.

I never ment to be bragy.

[The Reformed American Republic]

Matthew Heimbach did.

You mean the guy who had affair with his mother-in-law? He sounds like a degenerate who loves to project.

Yes, that violent idiot.

[Austreylia]

I don't quite understand how that makes me a stooge for corporations.

Because pretty much all of your opinions line up exactly with what corporations promote and propagate.

[The Derpy Democratic Republic Of Herp]

I don't quite understand how that makes me a stooge for corporations.

Because pretty much all of your opinions line up exactly with what corporations promote and propagate.

Examples and proof please?

I'd love to hear that my opinions such as:

Stop using China for cheep crap manufacturing

Don't put in microtransactions in videogames you have to pay for up front for

Stop putting fulltime employees as "contract workers" so that you pay less for the work they do

Don't eat up other companies just beacuse you don't want to compete with them

are now corporate standard lines of thinking

This just makes no sense to me.

Black lives matter, and so do the people corporations enslave for there cheep shit.

Unarmed black people shouldn't be shot by police, Nessie should stop using child labor to grow coco beans.

[Odreria]

Sarcasm noted, but It just amazes me that he have so much fake populism here.

Well, I’m NSG’s resident anti-populist.

You define yourself by your opposition to policies that favor ordinary people over elites?

[North Washington Republic]

Well, I’m NSG’s resident anti-populist.

You define yourself by your opposition to policies that favor ordinary people over elites?

I define myself by my opposition to political extremism. And I’m unashamed institutionalist.

[Dejado Atras]

People on CNN and wokers have been demanding a "racial reckoning" in the US. That sounds awful lot like race war.

I wouldn't go that far, but it will be something not good. It is actual material that could provoke people to join white "nationalist" groups.

Their dangerous rhetoric will also push many blacks towards aggressive Afrocentrist groups like NFAC.

[Diarcesia]

Modern day intersectionalism is very reminiscent of original Marxism, in the sense certain groups are naturally oppressed by virtue of who they are. Marx focuses rather solely on class, however, while this has expanded into identity politics and buzzwords by present day

And that's why it is called "Cultural Marxism" by some, even though Marx probably thought class was really one of the only important identities. It's just applying that logic to other areas, though interestingly enough, it can exist without Marxist concepts of class. It is similar to Marixsm (in some areas) and is compatible with it, but it can stand alone too.

Looks like we found a left-wing equivalent to the right's "Social Darwinism."

But yeah, as far as terrorism as "doing violent actions to coerce a government to a specific goal," it's more of a right-wing thing nowadays in the US. A left-wing equivalent would be rebels on the vein of Che Guevara and Fidel Castro. Last year's riots don't fit the definition. And yes, I condemn those riots, too, before you ask.