RT Jeffery Mead (@the_jefferymead)Democrats are NOT incentivized for Black Americans to do better. Democrats rely on the victimization of their voters. If their voters are no longer victims, democrats' jobs become much harder.If democrats can keep Black Americans thinking racism is a huge problem in the country, it's a very effective way to keep black votes. If black people keep struggling, this actually benefits dems as well because they can blame it on history, racism and the past.Which then allows democr ...

RT My Turn - South Africa (@AliceVLAuthor)Another year, more crosses planted by families whose loved ones were targeted, tortured and murdered in racially motivated farm attacks. 💔 ...

RT Ian Carroll (@IanCarrollShow)@EylonALevy @EFischberger Qatari people are all racist devil worshipers that drink blood. Fuck Qatar.You can see this comment?Exactly. I rest my case. ...

Social Commentary - The document expresses a viewpoint on racial dynamics, alleging a lack of solidarity among white men compared to other racial groups [1] - It claims white men are uniquely susceptible to accusations, particularly those made by women [2] - The text suggests a perceived betrayal within the white male community, favoring other groups [1] Gender Dynamics - The document highlights a perceived difference in how white men respond to female accusations compared to other groups [2] - It implies that white men are overly concerned with the opinions of women [1]

RT RAW EGG NATIONALIST (@Babygravy9)I began writing about the Community Relations Service two years ago, and particularly the shameful case of Donald Giusti, who was kicked to death by a group of Somalis in a park in Maine. His family were pressured to make public statements disavowing the obvious racial motive in the case.The CRS created a script that white families were forced to read from when their brothers, sisters, children and parents were subject to brutal violence simply because they were white. Th ...

RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)@Neccccy Racism is not a sin. ...

RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)Not St. Paul, not St. Augustine, not Aquinas, not Calvin, not Luther, not Jesus himself. Nor any of the major theologians in between. Racism is not a mortal sin; it's not even a venial sin. Many Biblical passages promote preference for one's own kind. Those who preach that racism is a sin are preaching an extreme heresy. ...

Actually, anyone who kneels to lawless mobs setting the country on fire is doing the exact opposite of the job of the FBI.Mehdi Hasan (@mehdirhasan):If you’re anti racism, you get fired from the FBI. If you’re pro racism, you get to stay. ...

Extremism & Radicalization: Core Arguments - The "Great Replacement Theory," a conspiracy alleging the replacement of white populations by minorities, has migrated from fringe groups to the mainstream, repackaged with softer language but retaining dangerous concepts like "invasion" [3] - This theory often combines racism with antisemitism, falsely claiming that Jewish groups and feminists conspire to reduce white birth rates and increase immigration [7][8][9] - Misogyny plays a significant role in mobilizing violence, with gendered motivations often overlooked in extremism research [12][13][14][15] Manifestos & Transnationalization - Extremist manifestos serve as blueprints, with attackers referencing and building upon previous acts of violence and ideologies [5][16][17] - Violent extremism is transnationalizing, with the United States exporting extremist ideologies that are taking root in Europe, Australia, and even parts of the Global South [18] - The "Great Replacement Theory" is adaptable and used to demonize minorities globally [19] Political & Societal Impact - Mainstream politicians using language echoing extremist ideas normalizes these concepts and shifts the Overton window of acceptable discourse [20][21] - This normalization demonizes minorities and immigrants, potentially leading to backlash and violence [21][22] - The combination of widespread anxiety, anger, and access to weapons in a country of over 330 million people, coupled with extremist messaging, increases the risk of attacks [23] Counter-Arguments & Rebuttals - The "Great Replacement Theory" is based on false conspiracy theories and untrue ideas about danger [25] - Immigrants do not have a higher crime rate than native-born Americans [25] - Some extremist ideologies combine replacement theory with environmental concerns, attempting to draw in individuals from environmental movements [26][27]

Charlottesville 2017. White nationalists in white polo shirts with crew cuts and torches shouting blood and soil and Jews will not replace us. The Unite the Right rally eight months into Donald Trump's first term revealed the dark underbelly of our politics.During the rally, an extremist intentionally crashed his car into a group of counterprotesters, killing a woman. We quickly sought to make sense of this hatred and this violence. But more specifically, what exactly did they mean about being replaced.Ther ...